Comment from Sohayb
Not really if you READ the not so fine print, it is only free if you sign up for their ciredt monitoring program trial offer. It is not a "bait and switch" scam since it is all over the opening web page. I know, I have been there many times.References :
to top ^Comment from Marv
I signed up yadsertey.So far 2 clicks on the ads from my site (these advertisers are going to beating down my door!).500 impressions and 5 clicks to my site from other sites (I'll be getting my PR back any minute now!)I don't think I'll keep it. I don't like not having any control over ads being shown on my site because I have such a high-class image to uphold NOT!The spammers are going to mass-attack this system and take it to whole new levels of scum I think.
to top ^Comment from Special Operations Executive
Maybe Tom, scam these dumb fuckers - with a twist.
From the ill gotten gains set up a real anti-scamming website, not like this Mickey Mouse one.
Rob from dumb-fucks to help dumb-fucks!
to top ^Comment from Tom
To say that is to just simpily the problem alhough accurate,something more has to be done, but what???????????????
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A fool and his money are soon easily parted.
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S.O.E, yep me auld flower and all it takes is a little desk in a little room,with a small bit of computer knowledge, a hard neck ,with plenty of drive and absolutely no morals,and you are on the way to making your first million tax free.And all we need to do is to focus in onto those pot belied ,bald middle aged guys with buckets of cask (devoid of brain tissue) by sending them pics of scantily clad twenty one year old ladies and watch them zip open their wallet ?? Oh and dont forget to tell them that you "love them" because then they will swallow that bait with hook line and sinker.Its as easy as that me auld partner in crime buddy.lol
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Steve it's because the guys are one - eyed & it's the one eye on their trouser snake!
You'd be right there, Tom me hearty, getting to the stage where setting up your own scamming agency is starting to look good :D
to top ^Comment from Steve
It is kinda crazy that people send money to someone they don't know. (They will tell you they "know" them because they met them over the internet). Both Western Union and MoneyGram have fraud warnings on their site but what they should really do is put in BOLD letters on their forms: NEVER SEND MONEY TO SOMEONE YOU HAVE NOT MET IN PERSON. Still some dummies would send anyway.
to top ^Comment from Tom
Good morning folks.The following article appeared in one of our national papers two days ago and it really explains everything as to why the "scamming game" is so lucrative all across the net???
Quote- "money-transfer company Western Union recorded a 27% boost in pre- tax profits to $63.3m(£52.2m). Western Union international Ltd said the increase was recorded despite a 10% drop in profits from $2.5bn(£2bn)to $2.2bn(£i.8bn).It also announced the creation of 35 jobs at its headquarters here in Dublin"-unquote.- Now what we do not know is what % of those figures can be linked to the scamming business that we see here day in and day out(and this is only one scamming site)but it has to be considerable?Three years ago i spoke to a usa based international investigation company and they told me that"in their opinion" $1 bn approx was scammed each year across the net.If that is accurate it could make anyone who works a 9-5 job, pays their taxes,gets blood pressure from the daily traffic jams, look like a bloody idiot??Food for thought folks and we are not even scratching the surface here-sadly??
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