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The scammers are out of control right now.... they are actually multiple scammers hitting the same victim at the same time. I just got this text above as I was writing this.... UNREAL... and it upsets me greatly when a member loses everythinig or even anything after all my warnings... so here I GO

I will repeat this until I am blue in the face

HOW NOT TO GET SCAMMED. - PRETTY EASY REALLY!

  • Never send anything to anyone. I REPEAT Do not give anything to anyone including crypto, money, personal information, or anything else—ever.

  • Avoid Telegram. Telegram is notorious for scammers and impersonators. If you see someone claiming to be me on Telegram, it’s definitely not me—I’ve never used it.

  • Don’t click on any links. Suspicious links can lead to scams or malware. Stay safe and avoid clicking.

  • Don’t answer unknown calls or texts. If you get a call or text from someone you don’t know, ignore it and block the number. Never click on links in texts.

  • Verify identities directly. Ask to FACETIME THEM!!!! You will see they are not who they appear to be - actuall you will not as they will never accept a FACETIME or ZOOM meeting.

  • Never grant remote access to your devices. Scammers posing as “tech support” will ask to “fix” your computer—hang up immediately.

REM IT TAKES A LIFETIME TO MAKE IT AND A SECOND TO LOSE IT

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Fractal Shots

REMEMBER: If it is too good to be true, it probably is! When in doubt, apply the scam test: S – seems too good to be true C – contacted out of the blue A – asked for personal details M – money is requested

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