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Scandals are everywhere aren't they. I received one the other day 8th
to be exact.... from a: Miss. Sandra Amed
She claims to be 19 yrs of age and her father left her 9,700,000.00
and she needs to put it into my bank account here in the states. She's
from India and wants to come to the states but needs the money over
here first. Is she kidding me??? How are scandals like this allowed
anyhow? I tried to forward it to the AARP staff without luck.
Any suggestions let me know....................................................??????
WHY WOULD THESE SCAMS BE GETTING PASSED THE ADMINISTRATION AND INTO OUR PRIVATE MESSAGES? IF WE CAN'T REPORT THEM, HOW ARE THEY SUPPOSE TO CONTROL THEM... AND PROTECT US FROM SCAMS? I LOOKED "ALL" OVER AARP'S SITE LINKS AND COULD NOT FIND A WAY TO REPORT IT OR EVEN A TOPIC SPECIFICALLY FOR REPORTING SCAMS. AND WE'RE SUPPOSE TO FEEL "SECURE"? HMMM... I DON'T THINK SO!
I got one of them too but mine was a man. I don`t remember the name because I deleted it. Something should be done. It`s sad that some people try to live by scaming others