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It’s not a scam, most surveys just don’t work. I did surveys for like 25 days and only like 1 in 10 surveys of mine got accepted but I still made enough money to cash out a 10 dollar ps gift card. It works it’s not a scam.
Free cash isn’t a scam… on purpose? It just sucks with no customer support or accountability. It’s absolute trash, don’t get me wrong, but I don’t think it’s a scam.
Welcome to r/scams. This is an educational subreddit focused on scams. It is our hope to be a wealth of knowledge for people wanting to educate themselves, find support, and discover ways to help a friend or loved one who may be a victim of a scam.
No problems in the beginning then my completed offers were pending for 5 days, which is annoying but whatever I'll wait then once they started to get released off the 5 day hold and I tried to cash out, they wanted to confirm my identity due to suspicious activity on my account I sent them a picture of my ID and they said could not verify ...
Cash App is a financial services application available in the US. It offers peer-to-peer money transfer, bitcoin and stock exchange, bitcoin on-chain and lightning wallet, personalised debit card, savings account, short term lending and other services.
Hi, I'm employee for customer service in store online, I received many calls about a Ads saying free shipping.com and claim your $10 cash back, I just created my own profile and when I received my email to reset my password, I received the Scam with the Picture of free shipping.com, that is a Scam company and it is a fraud because the charge ...
That cash cannot be withdrawn, only used in the game. If you've got the patience you can build up enough to play a small cash tournament every few weeks. I've done it and occasionally won a few bucks. That money you can withdraw but I just played cash tournaments with it until I lost it all (so yeah, like gambling).
AutoModerator has been summoned to explain the fake check scam. The fake check scam arises from many different situations (fake job scams, fake payment scams, etc), but the bottom line is always the same, you receive a check (online or in real life), you deposit a check and see the money in your account, and then you use the funds to give money to the scammer (usually through gift cards ...
/r/Beermoney is a community for people to discuss mostly online money-making opportunities. You shouldn't expect to make a living, but it is possible to make extra cash on the side for your habits/needs. IGNORE UNSOLICITED DMS/CHATS
AutoModerator has been summoned to explain the advance-fee scam. The advance-fee scam arises from many different situations: investment opportunities, money transfers, job scams, online purchases of any type and any legality, etc., but the bottom line is always the same, you will pay the scammer and receive nothing.