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DON'T BE A SUCKER FOR AN ONLINE SCAM RULE 1-DO NOT GIVE YOUR PRIVATE INFORMATION TO STRANGERS. HANG UP OR SIGN OFF. DO NOT BE  A SCHMUCK LIKE MANY ARE EVERY DAY  CHECK. CHECK. CHECK. WHOEVER IS CONTACTING YOU.  IF YOU MUST GIVE OUT INFORMATION THAN GET CALL BACK NUMBERS\ AND CHECK WITH THE BBB, IRS, STATE, FED, YOUR LAWYER, OR SOMEONE YOU TRUST. UNTIL YOU ARE absolutely COMFORTABLE\ YOUR ARE NOT DEALING WITH A SCAMMER GIVE UP NOTHING,.  ANYONE CAN BE FOOLED AND THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF BASTARDS ALL OVER THE WORLD WHO SPEND THEIR TIME WAITING TO FLEECE YOU. STOP THEM. ASSUME EVERY STRANGER IS A SCAMMER. IT IS EASY TO GET CONVINCED  BY A PILE OF HUMAN GARBAGE OUT THERE WHO WANTS TO RIP YOU OFF.  THEY PROBABLY CANNOT SCAM IF YOU DO NOT GIVE UP YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY, NUMBER,  BIRTHDAY, BANK ACCOUNT,  AND EMAIL We’ve grown so comfortable using the internet that it’s easy to forget there are people out there who are up to no good.  Cybercr...

WHY GAMBLING IS A LOSING IDEA   This article was copied from  Counselor Sams Blog feedspot.com 10/23/2020 (attribution) Participation in online gambling saw an increase, according to media reports, throughout the early months of COVID-19 restrictions with many sports suspended, and pubs, clubs and casinos temporarily closed. There was a risk that those who preferred to gamble in venue would turn to online gambling during this time. Several restrictions have now eased as clubs and hotels reopened for business and the NRL and AFL competitions resumed, meaning more gambling options are available again. While online gambling could have been a distraction from boredom during restrictions, some may continue to gamble online, but it’s important to remember it’s not always worth the risk In Australia, online gambling is regulated by the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA). Online casino games and slot machines using real money are illegal in Australia, so if you ...