rangerdoco
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No. Especially if they say they will deposit money to your account and then send you the balance back. That is always a scam. |
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medolfan1313
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Not unless you are married to them, gave birth to them, or they gave birth to you. Anyone else is trying to rip you off (and quite possibly one of them might be trying the same thing). |
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ONLY if it was my mother, father or husband and even then I'd be doing the information exchange face to face. Complete strangers I'd say no, BUT what you do is your business. |
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velvetrose
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no, their is scammers everywhere!!! |
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Kaytee
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It depends who's asking... If the IRS wants to make a direct deposit, it's fine :) However, if you are doing business with a person you don't know, you better ask for a casher's check, PayPal or Western Union. |
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?
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I don't think so!! forget about those millions from Africa! |
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?Master
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Talk to your bank first and explain to them, they will help. |
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lovelaungauge
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hell no!!!! they will take everything out ur account dont do it lol |
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jodie
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It depends on what information they are requesting and why. If it is a title company or some other licensed institution for transfering funds to your account it is probably okay...If you are uncomfortable with the situation at all I would handle it personally. |
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icsowesmemoney
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NO IT IS A SCAM. IF SOMEONE RVE" YOU MONEY HAVE THEM WIRE IT BY WESTERN UNION OR MONEYGRAM.
NEVER GIVE OUT ACCOUNT NUMBERS!!!!! |
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?
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NO WAY!! |
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nikkimp807
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No never give your information to someone you don't know. |
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ajamichelle
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no... i would be careful with that. |
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sex kitten
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absolutely not. i used to work in a bank and you would be suprised at how many people did that and then got screwed out of all this money. |
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Hippie Chick
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Heck no!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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