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The first clues are LAS VEGAS and a PO BOX as a primary address. NEVER send money to anyone without verifying a real street address and some sort of business history or business license, etc..

Always look for a LISTED, BUSINESS telephone #. NOT a toll free#. These are "portable".

Any "credit card" that requires an advance fee is a rip off.

I'm glad you didn't let them get you again.

I do the toll fre# thing when I'm bored. I like postage paid envelopes too! Another trick that really pisses them off is to address an envelope to them, stuff in a folded sheet of paper and seal it. In the lower left hand corner write payment enclosed. Do not put a stamp or return address on it. Drop it in a big blue mailbox. They now stand in line, pay a postage due fee to get an empty envelope or a nasty message, but no money.

I have so many tricks I amuse myself sometimes.

Have fun.

The first clues are LAS VEGAS and a PO BOX as a primary address. NEVER send money to anyone without verifying a real street address and some sort of business history or business license, etc..

Always look for a LISTED, BUSINESS telephone #. NOT a toll free#. These are "portable".

Any "credit card" that requires an advance fee is a rip off.

I'm glad you didn't let them get you again.

I do the toll fre# thing when I'm bored. I like postage paid envelopes too! Another trick that really pisses them off is to address an envelope to them, stuff in a folded sheet of paper and seal it. In the lower left hand corner write payment enclosed. Do not put a stamp or return address on it. Drop it in a big blue mailbox. They now stand in line, pay a postage due fee to get an empty envelope or a nasty message, but no money.

I have so many tricks I amuse myself sometimes.

Have fun.

The first clues are LAS VEGAS and a PO BOX as a primary address. NEVER send money to anyone without verifying a real street address and some sort of business history or business license, etc..

Always look for a LISTED, BUSINESS telephone #. NOT a toll free#. These are "portable".

Any "credit card" that requires an advance fee is a rip off.

I'm glad you didn't let them get you again.

I do the toll fre# thing when I'm bored. I like postage paid envelopes too! Another trick that really pisses them off is to address an envelope to them, stuff in a folded sheet of paper and seal it. In the lower left hand corner write payment enclosed. Do not put a stamp or return address on it. Drop it in a big blue mailbox. They now stand in line, pay a postage due fee to get an empty envelope or a nasty message, but no money.

I have so many tricks I amuse myself sometimes.

Have fun.

The first clues are LAS VEGAS and a PO BOX as a primary address. NEVER send money to anyone without verifying a real street address and some sort of business history or business license, etc..

Always look for a LISTED, BUSINESS telephone #. NOT a toll free#. These are "portable".

Any "credit card" that requires an advance fee is a rip off.

I'm glad you didn't let them get you again.

I do the toll fre# thing when I'm bored. I like postage paid envelopes too! Another trick that really pisses them off is to address an envelope to them, stuff in a folded sheet of paper and seal it. In the lower left hand corner write payment enclosed. Do not put a stamp or return address on it. Drop it in a big blue mailbox. They now stand in line, pay a postage due fee to get an empty envelope or a nasty message, but no money.

I have so many tricks I amuse myself sometimes.

Have fun.

The first clues are LAS VEGAS and a PO BOX as a primary address. NEVER send money to anyone without verifying a real street address and some sort of business history or business license, etc..

Always look for a LISTED, BUSINESS telephone #. NOT a toll free#. These are "portable".

Any "credit card" that requires an advance fee is a rip off.

I'm glad you didn't let them get you again.

I do the toll fre# thing when I'm bored. I like postage paid envelopes too! Another trick that really pisses them off is to address an envelope to them, stuff in a folded sheet of paper and seal it. In the lower left hand corner write payment enclosed. Do not put a stamp or return address on it. Drop it in a big blue mailbox. They now stand in line, pay a postage due fee to get an empty envelope or a nasty message, but no money.

I have so many tricks I amuse myself sometimes.

Have fun.