So I entered this competition...

[saor]

There were a several comments on the original homepage. People saying they received their phone

What drugs are you on?

 

[epah]

What drugs are you on?

Hey dont blame drugs on this, its not their fault. blame stupidity.

 

[saor]

Hey dont blame drugs on this, its not their fault. blame stupidity.

Sorry @drugs

 

[maxxis]

There were a several comments on the original homepage. People saying they received their phone

Send me your email address, phone number, ID copy, and a selfie to my DM

I have a one in a million offer for you. Not many people will be part of this. Don’t miss out!

*it is legit. I used the Oxford comma

 

[epah]

Send me your email address, phone number, ID copy, and a selfie to my DM

I have a one in a million offer for you. Not many people will be part of this. Don’t miss out!

*it is legit. I used the Oxford comma

i guess payslips are not required.

 

[gregmcc]

 

[Vuilhaas]

Snip

I'm assuming that this is an attempt at sarcasm or a joke?

You're not being serious...... Right?....

 

[Snyper564]

There were a several comments on the original homepage. People saying they received their phone

And this is how ppl fall for scams over and over again....

Let me try it R40 seems worth it etc... just small enough to take the chance...

 

[blunt]

wow

 

[Razer0]

And this is how ppl fall for scams over and over again....

Let me try it R40 seems worth it etc... just small enough to take the chance...

The difference is that it was black people that commented, with local culture-related names.

I don't expect there are many Americans clued up enough to that think up the use of South African's to convince the legitimacy of the competition. The dialect and behaviours were legit.

It's a mystery for me, unless it was a local guy using an overseas bank account to wire the funds to
Unlikely.

 

[supersunbird]

There were a several comments on the original homepage. People saying they received their phone

If several people here say you are stupid, are you going to believe them too?

 

[supersunbird]

The difference is that it was black people that commented, with local culture-related names.

I don't expect there are many Americans clued up enough to that think up the use of South African's to convince the legitimacy of the competition. The dialect and behaviours were legit.

It's a mystery for me, unless it was a local guy using an overseas bank account to wire the funds to
Unlikely.

How do you know they were real"black" people and not just bots? They were able to detect tour location and deploy the relevant names, scammer SYNDICATES have resources you, this isnt just 1 dude.

You clearly are too trusting of everything on the internet.

 

[AfriNatic]

Hi,

I'm closing this thread as we do not want to promote this scam website.

Please note that Afrihost WILL NEVER redirect you to a 3rd party site to enter any details. We do not trade in US Dollars and will not bill clients in that currency.

Only every enter personal details on afrihost.com or payfast.co.za if you are a Vuma Reach client. No other site.