Looks like this one got stolen.
Thank you, I will take care of this.
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Thank you, I will take care of this.
saw an ad on fb from Supre88tees
https://insyprints.com/mntpth-grailwars?pr=FRSHOVER6899&s=hanes-5250&c=Black&p=FRONT
I wonder where that fish did gooooo.
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Thank you you sending this over. I will take care of this.
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Do people really give their financial informative and addresses to a āstoreā called Supre88tees?
Thatās probably a username of a 14 year old boy child whoās profile says heās into āfinance and marketingā.
Or girl.
But boys are twerps.
I think like most scams, they just seek to feed off the most vulnerable in society, so the elderly, or NON-tech savy. They just do a search, click on the first one they see and bam, they just got scammed.
I meanā¦ Who the heck fall for the phone scams these day!? Or clicks on a pop-up, or ad on the side of a page?
UGH
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Youāre right. I canāt believe it either. But Iām thankful Iām a child of the 80ās.
- Never answer the door. Sorry grandma, but text first.
- Use your texting device for calls only if itās an emergency, work related, or medical.
- Never click on anything. Ever. The internet is a lie. Lol get a good vpn.
- Never answer your phone. Ever. Let your VM do its job.
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YUP!
I donāt know how any POLL these days on the news has ANY validity! I donāt know of anyone that would answer a poll.
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I also subscribe to this guy and force as many people as I can to watch him work. Heās a hero.
I heard about a thing on the radio, you subscribe to this place and they send you a credit card to use for scammers. You go ahead and use it, then the payment can be tracked and the place can get sued, then the company pays you.
I canāt remember what it was called, or the rest of the details, but it sounded like an awesome trap.
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Whatās an āadā?
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Still seeing the ad.
Well that one is fun. I will dive into this one and send it to our lawyers.
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Still popping up on FB
I will send this over again, Thanks!
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