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Joe Loomer
July 28, 2011 at 7:22 am
Wonder how far down the list the Craigslist scam to rent out vacant homes is. You know the one – scammer canvases homes on the market to find vacant properties, advertises the home for rent on Craigslist, prospective tenant sends money for keys, arrives to find keys don't work and home is NOT for lease.
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RealTVCritics.com
July 28, 2011 at 11:57 am
Watch out for another scam from Mongo Rewards. Mongo Rewards Scam is fronting as a payday loan service and will tell you that they will put money in to your account and then steal up to $100 out of your checking account. The FTC and the FBI are investigating their owners who were involved in a previous scam back in 2007. But these people are back in business so watch out for Mongo Rewards Scams.
Mike
July 28, 2011 at 8:28 pm
Ha! BBB is a scam itself if you beleive the ABC story from a year ago. I think 60 minutes did a piece on them as well, accusing them of a "Pay for an A" scam. I don't put much stock in BBB, but this is a harmless article.