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Be Aware: A Text Scam A while ago someone sent me this text message from a cellphone number having a country code from the Philippines.

**Hi, please contact me through my email, i have a very urgent message for you: (***************94@gmail.com)** And instinctively I know I should not give in for I remember this instance from a year back the very same scenario. As I message a certain email address, someone responded and asking me a hand. According to him he is a representative of a certain person who is currently in the Philippines but as to him he don't know exactly what happened to that person or where is his exact location. He has an immense amount of money. He wants to wire that money to me and help him look for the man so that I can relay the money to him and as I will be paid for my generosity. Fortunately Im a fan of detective Conan. My brain started to think of the interrogative words: **the Who, What, When, Where and including How.** As I recall I used to sign up in any forms of free this and that and of course I have to write in my profile. Then maybe this is how they were able to get my personal number. I was so overwhelmed of the un ordinary situation during that time and I cant think properly because of nervousness. I know for a fact that I did not participate with the scheme.99.9% of it that it is conning or maybe an organized crime. I did email the address and they responded. But never the less nothing dissatisfactory happened.

Did someone scam you like this in anyway? Or was I am just over thinking and overly reacting. Comment down below your experience regarding this if there is any. How did you assess and handle it? Do you find this article interesting and helpful? Don't fail to hit the (๐Ÿ‘) button and subscribe for more contents.

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