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Anything that says "kindly" means it's a scam.
@AndrewF wrote:Anything that says "kindly" means it's a scam.
So true! 🤣🤣
I didn't get this specific one, but I DID get two messages talking about people who "helped [the OP]" to reach the messengers' goals.
I reported both as unsolicited and unwanted.
Both were unsolicited (and unwanted) but one of them later turned out to be a legit new member who'd actually read and replied to one of my comments. Had I connected the two (some slight interest in my comment, and then someone being overly interested in me listening to their friend regarding something I didn't want) I probably would not have reported that one. I'd just have messaged him/her back saying, "Hey. This isn't appropriate. I'm not a friend, and I don't want to hear from some rando about my finances." Instead, I assumed scammer and reported.
Because legit help is expected to be offered in the threads, not taken private. Especially help we aren't actually asking for.
If you are a new person, and not a scammer, think about the optics, OK? We have no obligation to give you the benefit of any doubt. Send us a sketchy message under the impression we know you from something, and you'll end up reported.
@1lifeisworthit wrote:I didn't get this specific one, but I DID get two messages talking about people who "helped [the OP]" to reach the messengers' goals.
I reported both as unsolicited and unwanted.
Both were unsolicited (and unwanted) but one of them later turned out to be a legit new member who'd actually read and replied to one of my comments. Had I connected the two (some slight interest in my comment, and then someone being overly interested in me listening to their friend regarding something I didn't want) I probably would not have reported that one. I'd just have messaged him/her back saying, "Hey. This isn't appropriate. I'm not a friend, and I don't want to hear from some rando about my finances." Instead, I assumed scammer and reported.
Because legit help is expected to be offered in the threads, not taken private. Especially help we aren't actually asking for.
If you are a new person, and not a scammer, think about the optics, OK? We have no obligation to give you the benefit of any doubt. Send us a sketchy message under the impression we know you from something, and you'll end up reported.
Reporting is still acceptable. It just notifies the mods to investigate. I suspect that they do due diligence and investigate to see if they are legit. "See something, say something", am I right!





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