A Friend in Need or aScam
Hi to all,
This is not a real post. The Image above is from a Slovakian women that aked for my help. This is just because I found this to be a bit odd & thought that I would share it with you. I am very sorry to the lady concerned if this is legitimate, but I believe you are asking for my help, because you are actually wanting to scam me.
You have not replied after I asked you why you wanted to swap your credits.
Cheers, Duncan.
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Scam. Old one in fact. Too many people have been hurt by it. You were no longer a sucker because you actually asked a question, so they decided not to waste any more time on you - too many other suckers waiting to be fleeced.
Hi ,
This is the actual screen shot, so that you can see it properly.
I asked , " why would you want to do that?" . That seems to have been deleted & the person never replied again,
Yeah, I don't know what the scam could possibly be, but it has all the ear marks of a scam.
If she actually needs help transferring credits, she should contact the tech support team here.
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I have a friend who received this kind of message.
My friend answered and she paid to help that person.
But this person emptied my friend's bank account. Even if the stories of these people seem to you sad. It's better to avoid answering to this kind of message.
thanks for sharing
Ingrid
No probs Ingrid,
It just looked odd to me straight away & so I wanted to let people know.
I hate scumbags who lie & cheat decent people by abusing their trust.
Luckily I believe most people on here are decent, hard working & just getting on with there businesses.
Cheers, Duncan.