Facebook fraud gangs turn gullible middle-class teenagers into criminals
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Re: Facebook fraud gangs turn gullible middle-class teenagers into criminals
#2Rule No.1: If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is!
Re: Facebook fraud gangs turn gullible middle-class teenagers into criminals
#3Rule No.1: If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is!
Yep - Also the banks should have software in place for early detection of unusual activity of an account
Re: Facebook fraud gangs turn gullible middle-class teenagers into criminals
#4Rule No.1: If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is!
Yep - Also the banks should have software in place for early detection of unusual activity of an account
Don't they already have software like this? The old scam where they say 'we have detected suspicious activity in your account' has to be based on something, right?
But yeah, it's pretty obvious that if anyone says you can 'get rich quick', then it's a con or something dodgy is involved in it.
Re: Facebook fraud gangs turn gullible middle-class teenagers into criminals
#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
Yep - Also the banks should have software in place for early detection of unusual activity of an account
Don't they already have software like this? The old scam where they say 'we have detected suspicious activity in your account' has to be based on something, right? But yeah, it's pretty obvious that if anyone says you can 'get rich quick', then it's a con or something dodgy is involved in it.
In credit cards any transaction outside your regular pattern of transactions are immediately detected. So the detections may have been first reported by the banks.