It’s amazing how some people still get cheated by scams and hoaxes, even though the Internet have been around for more than a decade. News like this are simply unbelievable, and for her to lose $400k over such a long period of time with ample time for research and warning from others, can be classified as downright stupid by most people.
It’s so easy to find out if something is a scam or a hoax. Simply use Google and append “hoax” or “scam” in your search query, and voila! massive research material for you to decide if an opportunity is a hoax or not. It’s ridiculously easy that I wonder why people don’t do that and still continue to forward emails that had been documented as hoaxes all these while, emails such as the ATM secret pins etc.
Asian with a new yorker attitude. Born in Malaysia and grew up in New York City. I was a shy baby, mischievous teenager, curious adult, passionate entrepreneur, smart mouth wife and now a loving mom ^_^ Had the greatest time from East to West and all around the world. Love to travel and i believe the world is just too big, don't under estimate anything. Have an open mind and you never know what it can bring or take you. When you are old, you can reminisce and said to yourself, you have done it all. Live your life to the fullest and with no regrets! This blog is about what "inspires me" and what i'm passionate about. My fusion and not so conventional ways of child care and my passion for makeup. Sharing my experience and thoughts. I'm still overwhelm that i'm a mom now and i'm an aspiring make up artist. i like to call it "baby & beauty blog