Statistics show that each year millions of internet users, worldwide, are lured into parting with their hard-earned dollars on internet scams.
It goes without saying that all of us are constantly on the lookout for a bargain. Everyday, our mailboxes are filled with 'too-good-to-be-true' offers of 'get rich quick' schemes and opportunities that will allow us to retire from work within a period that seems faster than the speed of light. While some of these advertisements may be genuine and full of good intentions, it is argued that around 95 per cent are nothing but outright scams in one form or another.
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It goes without saying that all of us are constantly on the lookout for a bargain. Everyday, our mailboxes are filled with 'too-good-to-be-true' offers of 'get rich quick' schemes and opportunities that will allow us to retire from work within a period that seems faster than the speed of light. While some of these advertisements may be genuine and full of good intentions, it is argued that around 95 per cent are nothing but outright scams in one form or another.
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