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Dow 30 36, Nasdaq 15, Russell 2, Crude Oil Gold 1, Silver CMC Crypto 1, Get back to us quickly. I have something important to tell you. The scams keep happening because the cost for scammers is so low. They can spam thousands of phones for next to nothing, and if just one person falls for the trick the scammers often walk away with a profit, Fouraker reported.
That happens because the domestic and international phone company have paid each other for facilitating the international call. Experts say if you notice a charge on your bill to call your phone company and ask for the charge to be removed. CBS2 Videos. We thought this is important for you for two reasons. First, the scam is still thriving, so it's still important to protect yourself.
Second, this kind of problem - where an email or e-zine you write is changed and then sent around as spam with you as the supposed author - could happen to you as well, and we'll present some ideas about what to do if this does happen to you. If you're wondering how we found out about this problem, we discovered it in two ways.
First, we simply received a copy of one of the emails from a customer. We discovered that there has been a lively thread about this topic in the alt. It has also been discussed in the rec. Before we get to the mistakes and changes people made to our issue of Internet ScamBusters, here is a brief review of the scam:. The "" scam has many permutations but they all involve a message to you either by email, phone or pager that you immediately call or fax a number in the "" area code or some other area code in the Caribbean.
Examples of why you should call or fax the phone number include avoiding litigation, receiving information about someone who has been arrested or died, winning a wonderful prize, or getting a job. The "" area code is in the Caribbean, yet most people are not aware that they are making an international call when they dial the "" area code, since you simply dial xxx-xxxx to make the call. No international codes are required.
The problem comes from the fact that some phone numbers in the "" area code are "pay-per-call" numbers such as numbers in the US - but there are no legal requirements that callers be informed that they are being charged extra in the Caribbean. It is difficult to get credit for these charges if you do get scammed since you did make the call, and resolving the problem involves getting credit from international phone companies. Since there are now many area codes in the Caribbean, this scam is no longer confined to just the area code.
You can see the original ScamBusters issues about the scam and more on the scam.
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