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I agree with you. I have chosen to blog, though I enjoy interacting with others in the forums. I agree with what you said, blogging allows us to ponder about a topic. Though we can also do that in forums, it’s different. While blogging, we involve in planning how we are going to layout in the post, how we are going to present the topic to the readers, and a lot more to consider. So, it might not be as casual as we comment in the forums, but this is something good for us to learn.
Writing posts does not only allow us to earn more from the post itself, we might get better bonus from the site, and we can also help generating traffic and hence gaining us some coins for referring visitors, and also referring signups perhaps. With all these good reasons, I think we should blog!
I am not sure if the forum is being indexed on the search engine. Hope someone can answer that for us. 🙂
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Blog mus made to earn but it rests on your article writing in LB I think we can earn a lot at least ten dollars daily if someone writes ten to fifteen articles daily plus other source as answering the blog posts and writing new topic.
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I also got email from Samara on LB as you have received I am thankful to LB who has banned the girl Samara she uses fraud to trap men showing fake money saying belonging to her deceased father.
The scammer will tell you an elaborate fake story about large amounts of money ‘trapped’ in central banks during civil wars or coups, often in countries currently in the news. Or they may tell you about a large inheritance that is ‘difficult to access’ because of government restrictions or taxes in their country.
The scammer may contact you by email, letter, text message or social networking message. They will offer you a large sum of money to help them transfer their personal fortune out of their country.
These scams are often known as ‘Nigerian 419’ scams because the first wave of them came from Nigeria. The ‘419’ part of the name comes from the section of Nigeria’s Criminal Code which outlaws the practice. These scams now come from anywhere in the world.
Scammers may ask for your bank account details to ‘help them transfer the money’ and use this information to later steal your funds.
Never send money or give credit card details, online account details or copies of personal documents to anyone you don’t know or trust and never by email.
Avoid any arrangement with a stranger that asks for up-front payment via money order, wire transfer, international funds transfer, pre-loaded card or electronic currency. It is rare to recover money sent this way.
Do not agree to transfer money for someone else. Money laundering is a criminal offence.
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all this scammer are heartless and lazy bone who want to loot people from their hard earn money….. I also encounter samara but I manage to escape cause she was so convincing
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