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The wildest part of this article is the part about the successor scam, which was touted by masked, pseudonymous representatives - and people willingly gave them
by nocoiner 3y ago
The wildest part of this article is the part about the successor scam, which was touted by masked, pseudonymous representatives - and people willingly gave them their money! Boggles the mind.
There’s also an equally wild article linked in a sidebar about one of the victims who got scammed out of $30k, but then kept sending good money after bad trying to recoup her losses.
- tempodox 3y agoIn the next installment, the representatives will not only wear masks but also striped prisoner suits like the Daltons in Lucky Luke. And people will still give them money.
- mc8165682 3y agoSome recovery companies will take your money again, loosing money online is very common in our days, I was a victim of investment scam. I contacted several recovery companies online..it was all tragic story. I didn’t tell my wife I invested online but at that point I couldn’t hold it. I told my wife and believe me she was the solution to my problem..Her friend had same problem and have someone who helped her figure it out..At first I thought it was all going to be crap as always, but to my greatest surprise it was a job well done. I wouldn’t have believed if someone told me because of my experience with different recovery companies with series of unfulfilled promises. Now I’m convinced from experience. I recommend: recoverydarek@gmail.com to anyone in need of similar help. They are real and legit.
- Nursie 3y agoThis email address and blurb seems to have been spammed on things as diverse as a wine blog and an obituary, anywhere they can shove it with little oversight. No, they are not legit. No, they cannot recover your money from scammers. Yes, this is just another scam and it's right here in plain sight on hacker news.