warning to deaf and hearing about SCAM

[TheByebyebirde02]

how sad some deaf or hearing people had lost money from scam . I am not surprised many scam out there they can find many different idea ...date, loveand seek, Mingle, Real Estate, President Obama like you said oh boy that real scared to us from now on we , all have to be very carefull ! Don`t trust to meet men who looking for felmale or female looking for male most scam out there ! I believed have to stop do not open e mail any junk keep delete

[mistyblue2365]

i've had that experience before it happened to me last yr. but the scam came from someone in canada, they sent me a check for $5,000 and i was supposed to deposit it in my acct and take out close to 4000 and some odd dollars, so i get to keep the 800 dollars that was left then when i went back to the bank to make a wd, they told me the check was fake and i gave the bank all the info and found out it was a scam so i had to pay it all back that's why my acct is still closed now cuz of that scam

[rakplaytet]

are u using sign languagage to warn disabled people?

[Deafish]

She is right. In Nigera,Africa they ripped off from all over world!! Do not send any money to Africa,Canada, and England! They asked me to send the money to Africa for lawyer service fee so I can get half 10 millions dollars but I checked the address in phone book and map, it turned out non-exist for lawyer's office and I realized that was scam! I was supposed to send $10,000.00 to them but I purchased money order for a PENNY and mailed a penny M.O. to them, they were MAD MAD at me!! ha ha ha

[566d]

It is sad how many of these people have ripped off so many Americans. I think it's important to teach people what the warning signs are. Two things tipped me off from your vlog... 1. Nigeria, or any other 3rd world country. 2. Sending cash in the mail. Most reputable companies/people will accept a check or money order.

I also hate how Nigerians have ripped companies off by using internet relay. This has resulted in many companies refusing to accept real deaf callers.

Heather Arazi