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Have you ever been ripoff, taken advantaged off or simply scammed by businesses, organizations or individuals? Welcome to ScamChecker.com, voted the number one fraud reporting site for the past 5 years.

ScamChecker.com is a FREE service that allows you to report a complaint about business, a website or a person. The result of your complaint had a huge implication on businesses and the individuals involve. This is what happens when you file a report within minutes reports will be publish in all major search engines and social media sites such as Google, Yahoo, Bing, Ask, AOL, Facebook, Twitter, Blog sites and Forums. Your report will rank very high in the search engines within minutes, the report will be email to millions of subscribers and media news publishers. Reports are permanent with NO UNDO or DELETE buttons.

ScamChecker.com received over 3 million page views per month, and a serious case that receives legal action through our network ScamChecker.com Admin with ScamChecker.com on your side, scammers won’t get away, we let the whole world know who they are and you will never feel powerless again.

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There are many scams online waiting to take money from unwary entrepreneurs looking for work at home schemes. The Cash Multiplier system is just one more. The Cash Multiplier System is advertised as a great way to make a guaranteed income from home. It works using a simple betting cycle on a roulette table and the author claims to have made millions. There’s only one problem with the system. It doesn’t work – it’s just another get rich quick scam.

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I remember my first internet “match”. It all started out innocently in the beginning. I was having difficulties with my computer and someone in the chat room referred me to another regular in the same room. In trying to resolve my difficulties I gave her my phone number as it was easier than trying to have her walk me through fixing files on-line. She called me and after resolving the issue with my computer, we ended up talking for several hours. It seemed like we had quite a bit in common. She called regularly for the next few nights and each time we talked for hour’s on-end. It all seemed too perfect. She said all the right things. Everything I wanted to hear. Continue reading “Dating scam online” »

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I received an e-mail from “Wal-Mart” asking me to complete a survey and get $90 added to my account. I don’t mind completing surveys if I feel they will help an organization or business to provide better customer service. At first I thought Wal-Mart might actually give me money on a Wal-Mart card or something of that nature (but I knew better).

The first thing I looked for was a secure site. It did not indicate that it was a secure site. I clicked on various links at the top of the page (of course they were not real links (another warning sign). They asked for my credit card information (why would Wal-Mart need my credit card information when they have Wal-Mart cards?). Out of concern for the elderly or kids I thought I should report it right away. I went to Wal-Mart’s actual website and found a link for Help under Customer Service. If we don’t report scams then someone in our family may be the next victim.

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I have been the victim of credit card scams through VistaPrint.com for several years. In doing research online, I’ve found thousands of other victims internationally and the consumers in this country need to be aware of this.

Though I have been a client since 2002 – placing almost 100 orders for multiple businesses on several different credit cards – I recently found a trail of fraud that has led back to years of bogus charges for phantom and nonexistent products, services and memberships all tracing back to VistaPrint and its affiliates. This is money stolen from, not only from my personal credit cards but also from multiple businesses, one of which includes a nonprofit animal shelter where every penny counts. Continue reading “Credit Card Scam Victim” »

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