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If it sounds too good to be true, it is too good to be true!
Mods will do the needful!
Mods will do the needful!
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Why are there so many scams going on?
I dont remember, ever so many scams going on in a short time on DNF. Seems like 3 or 4 of DNF users getting ban today.
Does DNF report the ip:address to the FBI? I hope so...
Why are there so many scams going on?
I dont remember, ever so many scams going on in a short time on DNF. Seems like 3 or 4 of DNF users getting ban today.
Does DNF report the ip:address to the FBI? I hope so...
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The fbi (so I've heard) won't even look at anything under $100k. Someone should start a list of names that have been known to be used in scams, as well as scammer info (address, phones, etc that is available)... make them all public and maybe they will back down a bit? Probably not but its worth having a db of info to check.
And good call calling the whois owner!
And good call calling the whois owner!
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