FrankInDe Wrote:
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> This is the classic scam - check out the FBI's
> (and your state's Attorney General's) warnings
> about them. The business is irrelevant - mystery
> shopping, work at home, investments, etc. The
> crook sends you a check to deposit and you in turn
> send a check (or money order or some such
> negotiable instrument) right away. By the time
> the bank tries to clear the check you deposited
> and finds it's bogus, the crook has already cashed
> your check which clears. You then are on the hook
> for the loss.
>
> NEVER accept a "free lunch" unless price of the
> beer is high enough to cover it.
WHAT???? You mean I DIDN'T win the lottery in England and I shouldn't have have sent that money order???
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I intend to live forever. So far, so good.