Scames na matapeli wanaotumia mtandao - unawatambuaje?

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Following a good tradition (or, rather genre of journalism or analytics) of creating various TOPs, we decided to make a list of the most popular tricks of on-line scammers. If you will pay much attention to these tricks, you are sure to prolong the living of your deposits. Just to note that the TOP of the tricks popular among scammers represent the tricks not top-down, but arbitrarily, regardless of the numeration.

1. Registration in one of offshore zones.

This registration doesn't have a crucial meaning, having been purchased for foxed amount of money. In addition, administration often doesn't bother itself with showing the document or just places the fake on the site

2. Address legal address.

We often ask if we can attend the company's office after seeing address indicated on the site. The answer is always no, and the reason is as follows: 'this is just a legal address'. I don't remember anyone has attended the program's office or met with the program's administrator. They say: the office is open at the nearest future. But just a simple checkout via search engine gives a clear answer: this address DOESN’T EXIST. But this 'address' trick looks convincing, doesn't it?

3. «Reports» about trading (or any other) work.

To say the truth, I don't know what prevent me from creating a diagram of stability in Word or Excel, reflecting a stable increase and certain success in it. Nothing. And nothing disturbs to do it for any person from any program. An average secretary can make a thousand of such reports. Of course, it looks reliable and I don't argue that existence of such statistics is an advantage. But it's just an advantage, and it cannot be regarded as the evidence of something positive

4. Telephone.

I know only one case when the phone number was real, and this was mobile phone number. This was the number of FastMarket. In other cases, even when a real phone support service exists, it doesn't have a significant meaning, actually. But many people consider the telephone number to be real, not checking out its authenticity. This trick is placed in this list not in vain. The most frequent case is the number doesn't mean anything or just means fax buzzer. 🙂

5. Reinvesting in HYIP.

This is the trick, which, as long as the others, for instance, 'purchasing the fur of African sheep and reselling it in the South America', serves as the mean for convincing investors that the program he sees is if not the most honest, but one of the most honest programs, and this program is aware of the secret of getting success… And one of the pledges of this success in reinvesting in HYIP.

Nonsense! This is a distortion of reality. You invest in HYIP to receive a profit from HYIP by means of STABLE PROFIT? In general, I won't go in details. WE all know what HYIP is. Reinvesting can be only in those cases when the subject is the pools, needed to overcome a sizeable minimum of those programs in which these pools are investing in.

6. "200% within three days" Promotion.

Complexity of justifying this trick is that such promotion is possible only in case of creating a pyramid, and if administrator openly states that this is gambling, and that you risk losing your money, then you may try your chance. In all other cases you just lose your money, but unexpectedly. 🙂

7. Increasing Interests.

Of course, such marketing strategy is a defensible step. Hardly any person will argue that the fight for the client is an important element of market researches. But the issue is the investments, that bring success today, but may bring fail tomorrow as well. It's silly to think that the matter is over and you're rolling in money. In any case, all the program offering it, disappeared…

This seems to be the end. The space and our attention are not endless, unfortunately. So we won't misuse them. We hope to continue the list of the most popular methods of scammers to make you safe. Be careful.
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source Top 7 of scammers' tricks!

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Check Out the Job Listings
If it isn't listed in the job posting, find out if there's a salary or if you're paid on commission. For work at home jobs, ask how often are you paid and how you are paid. Ask what equipment (hardware / software) you need to provide.


You Won't Get Rich Quick (Really)
Avoid listings that guarantee you wealth, financial success, or that will help you get rich fast. Stay clear of listings that offer you high income for part-time hours. They will do none of the above.


Hang on to Your Money
Do not send money! Legitimate employers don't charge to hire you or to get you started. Don't send money for work at home directories or start-up kits.
Check References
Ask for references if you're not sure about the company's legitimacy. Request a list of other employees or contractors to find out how this has worked for them. Then contact the references to ask how this is working out. If the company isn't willing to provide references (names, email addresses and phone numbers) do not consider the opportunity.


Think Twice
If it sounds too good to be true, you can be sure it is! Also, read any "offers" you get very carefully. One candidate for employment got a very detailed job offer from an employer. The only problem was that she hadn't applied for the job and buried deep within the lines was a request for her bank account information, so the employer could pay her. It was a scam, of course, but with some of the well-written ones it can be hard to tell.

Assembly Jobs - No, you can't make lots of money assembling craft kits or any other type of kits. You can waste money on a package to get you started though.


Data Entry Jobs - You'll see lots of listings for data entry jobs. They are usually either positions posting ads or a sales pitch for a kit that will get you started.


Multi-Level Marketing (MLM) which involves recruiting new people, and more new people, to sell the product. If all you are doing is trying to find more people to do what you're doing, keep in mind that there are probably thousands of other people attempting to do the same thing. Most of them aren't getting rich. Also note, that MLM isn't a job with a paycheck - it's starting a business, with no guarantees.


Online Businesses - Do you want to start your own online business and get rich? Be very wary of these type of ads too. What you will do is end up paying for a guide to working at home which duplicates information you can find free.


Posting Ads - There are lots of ads saying workers are needed to post ads on online bulletin boards and forums. You don't get paid to post, rather you may get paid if other people sign-up.


Processing Claims - In order to get "hired" you'll need to buy equipment, software and pay for training.

soma habari zaidi Work at Home Scams

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Mtazamaji said:

Mku mimi nimeha enda no watu wa hivyo mpaka wakachomoa wenyewe

Huo utapeli wa mtu kuwa na pesa bank kutaka kumsaidia kuamisha umeshakuwa coomon na nadahni wengi wanaujua. Ila ukikibali atakachofanya ni kukuomba account detail zako za bank ili aweze kuhamisha hizo pesa. Ok nimewahi kutengeza dummy accunt ilikuwa na na buku 20,000 tu nikampa. Baada ya kupata deail zote akadai nimtudie kwanza dola 100 ili aweze kuamisha hivyo cheque.



Nimekupata mkuu...,kila la kheri..Endeleza darasa..!

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Kang said:

Mkuu NowExam sio scam website, usije ukawaharibia wenzako biashara. Alexa inajaribu (poorly) kupima popularity ya website, kwa kuwa NowExam ni website inayouza product ambayo watu wachache wanaihitaji haiwezi ikawa na rank kubwa hata siku moja. Kwa kifupi website kutokuwa popular haina maana kuwa ni scam.

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Na hao wachina nao wanaelekea kuwa wa kweli pia, kila website kuna kipindi ilikuwa na mwaka mmoja haina maana kuwa ni scam, labda ni kampuni mpya, labda wamebadilisha tovuti recently.

Ukishaona kampuni inapokea PayPal ni vigumu sana kuwa scam, maana PayPal wanapendelea sana upande wa mteja akilalamika wanarudisha hela bila kujila mwuzaji anasemaje, credi cards nayo pia hivyo hivyo mteja akilalamika charges zinakuwa reversed.
Na zikiwa nyingi account yako itafungwa na paypal na hela kushikliliwa.

Scams zinahitaji njia za malipo ambazo ni ngumu kutrace na kureverse kama Western Union.

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