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January 07, 2021, 04:37:02 PM
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To spot the project is scam first do a research about the team and their project. The Scam project has a  Promising unrealistic returns like you have a High returns and low risk. Dont be fool like that just look for the trusted site to search about the best project and not scam
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January 07, 2021, 10:28:20 PM
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A short scenario, you became so bored to learn over something, very hard to teach something you don't want to learn, a sharp guy calls you to short cut to you what you want, explains to you clearly because he knew you don't want to learn, you became lossed and be a victim of been scammed.
What if you have learnt, you can't be smart all the times, you must surely make mistake which everyone does due to one lazy moment to another, you find out you already in the trap.
Lesson: Never do what you don't understand, learn something first and be careful at all time even when you have learnt it. Doing that will spot out scam gradually.
OP, you emphasize very strongly that beautiful girls can invite you.
Haha, this is funny Grin
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January 08, 2021, 04:53:11 PM
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Most of the cloud mining websites that I have seen are scams, a lot of them have like "hashes" that you can buy with normal USD, and they say that it gives you an X amount of mining power that goes towards generating you revenue and they have obscene amounts listed, like "200% ROI in 1/2/3 months". Stay away from those. They will take your money and then one day, you'll find they have packed up and sold their websites.

Also, stay away from the referral sites that make you buy Y amount of slots from them so that you can refer people and seemingly "earn X% on the amount your referrals spend". Those are gonna cost you money and ultimately return nothing, and anyone you invite will end up getting scammed too.
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