We are 47 years old with no debt except our house, owe about 117,000. Together we make around 65k per year. Have only around 5k saved. How much should I save and in what types of investments to ...
I only have a few thousand to invest but all I need to make is a few hundred per month. Who knows how to do this in a reasonably and relatively safe way? Additional Details Hah, I like ...
The MOST common scam out there comes from Nigeria and involves fraudulent checks/money orders and/or wire transferes.
Todd
Not only they wont give you 10%, THEY WILL DRAIN YOUR ACCOUNT
regerugged
Scammers run mills in Africa, where they email out all kinds of reasons asking for your help in transferring money. It is all bogus. Don't fall for it.
lyndsie
scams!
hawndawg
the governments in africa have collapsed and are corrupt or incompetent, leaving the fireld wide open for crooks and scammers. many, many internet scams come out of africa these days, especially nigeria. all those ads you see are examples of scams. ignore them. it is a big cheat.
nobodu ever needs anyone to cash checks etc. it is a lie. stay away. beware. TABOO.
readyman2627
Sounds like a scam to me. You would have to go into more detail though.
teran_realtor
Deedee,
If you really did consider doing one of these, I have a better idea for you. Disconnect your computer, and never turn it on again. Get paid with cash and eliminate all bank accounts and credit cards from your name.
It's the only thing that will keep you safe.
Dean E
It likely is because there are lots of small transfers, say, from people supporting there families from elsewhere. Micropayments are big in Africa, but often mobile phone minutes are used almost as currency for micropayments.
tabasco sauce
to feed childrend and people that are underweight and have malnutrition. they need the money because countries in africa still have debts to pay off.
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