An email to the radio station claiming to be from Brooklands Radio Server instructing us to update our recovery details and that our account is on hold until we do so. All lies of course from a scammer.
“This outrageous secret has been proven successful buy over 56,000 women and used to melt off ugly fat immediately without any sort of restrictive diet or exercise regime” is the scammer’s claim. That may sound perfect to many people but it’s obviously a scam. Always delete such messages.
Even doctors are supposedly alarmed by a new discovery. They just couldn’t believe that all Alzheimer’s sufferers had this daily habit in common. These are words from a new scam message offering help for people with Alzheimer’s. Sadly, it’s just a scam to get people to click on a useless video that the scammer gets paid for every time some trusting individual clicks to watch it. There is no help.
We’ve all heard of Positive Thinking and to a degree it makes sense. You think positively and you will be more inclined to follow through on your actions, take more chances, possibly work harder and so on. But it is very limited e.g. positively thinking about someone offering you the job of a lifetime isn’t going to make it happen. You have to take action yourself to achieve results. Scammers know we all feel tricked by the endless fads to do with positive thinking that achieved nothing except riches for the authors. So, this latest set of scam messages claim they have tried Positive Thinking and failed and now found something a million times better. “An unusual secret that is the hidden reason why some people never get what they want and others never do a days work but get everything. Scammers seldom manage to resist overselling their lies. There is no secret of course – just another scam.
A bill arrives from AT&T for my personal wireless usage but it’s actually from volunteermortgageinc.com which is not AT&T and I don’t have an AT&T account. Scammer lies.
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