Assuming scam is required, the following 10 results were found.
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because they have an address and phone number published. Maybe you're planning on placing an order with them. Don't. It's a scam. Allow me to share my story. My iPhone 4S was with Japanese carrier Softbank. Japanese carriers (esp. Softbank) are infamous...
- Type: Article
- Author: Japanatron
- Category: General
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It's been several months since posting my dramatic story about Official iPhone Unlock's scam, and I'd like to share some interesting developments and observations that have since come to light. The Site Looks Even More Like a Scam * Their fake "5-star...
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- Author: Japanatron
- Category: General
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third-party iphone unlock services are fraudulent "businesses" by definition. Like any black market, the risk of getting scammed is beyond sky high--it's virtually guaranteed. Here are some thoughts if you are pondering the dark path of rogue unlock...
- Type: Article
- Author: Japanatron
- Category: IT
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Scam Phone Numbershttps://japanatron.com/blog/other/general/10387-scam-phone-numbers
I started this list to document scam phone numbers I've received scam calls from. Japan (+81) 03-6667-4873
- Type: Article
- Author: Japanatron
- Category: General
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(especially around the holidays) would accept returns without a receipt, granting store credit or a product exchange. The scam was scandalously simple: Move a relatively small and expensive product in the store to a "hiding place;" then return several...
- Type: Article
- Author: Mondaiji
- Category: General
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which is a "like" of the very same website you're investigating? Google search the name of the website along with the word scam, fraud, etc. Have others posted about their traumatic experiences with online company X? Has someone created a "Company X is...
- Type: Article
- Author: Mondaiji
- Category: IT
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So I have to irrevocably give them my money so they can (fingers-crossed) give it back to me? Oh, hell no. This sounds like scammer talk. Pay us an "advance processing fee," and we'll happily send you a million dollars from the recently-deceased...
- Type: Article
- Author: Japanatron
- Category: General
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information. This guy says he's from Intel and wants my email address--likely for identity theft or spamming. I detest such scammers and seek vengeance through comedic shaming.
- Type: Article
- Author: Japanatron
- Category: Videos
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Alesis's problem notification on their Japanese website went up after I contacted Alesis Japan. They were still running the scam on non-English-speaking customers! Shame on you, Alesis. As for the vendor, I'm still waiting on their reply. Who knows if...
- Type: Article
- Author: Mondaiji
- Category: General
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or "Private" mode on your browser. - Try Googling the website without visiting it. For example, google this: "company.com scam" - Use free website reputation tools. I made a list here: Website Reputation Tools - Use Rapport Trusteer, free security...
- Type: Article
- Author: Japanatron
- Category: IT