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Just wanted to update everyone that I did recieve my disconted gas card today.
So mabye things are too good to be true sometimes and it isnt a scam.
Anyhow check out gasforlesscanada.com
and what they are meaning the car will be for a gas station in your are for example mine is for esso and can be used anywhere in canada.
is there any way you can show us the card in a pic ? Thanks
I just checked out their website . . . pay $80 for $100 gas card. Please let us know how it works out once you've used your card.
I dont have a scanner but its a esso 50 gas card
i'm interested to know too! thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by kristeven
i am cautious with this.... sites like boomertowne amongst others have taught me well to be leary of to good to be true things. could be there in the early stages building up clientel
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I don't think I would trust that site, even if they send real gas card. Check for identity thief and /or new bizarre charges on your credit card. I hope that it will not happen to you.
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Excellent point about identity theft, etc. Thanks for the heads up. I think I'll stay clear of this one.
yup better to be cautious and get the free petro card from the cereal
Congratulations on your savings.Quote:
Originally Posted by islander28
But your posting about it doesn't change my mind about it being a scam, only reinforces it.
Think about it, if they give out some gas cards and get people posting online about it, then plenty of people will try to get in on it. With a 3-4 week delivery period for the cards (if I remember correctly) they could have maybe 5000 people sending them $80 and waiting for cards in one month and they could just walk away with $400,000.
It might not be a scam but it could so easily be one. A very good one.
I'll wait and see.
I work in a bank and I am always cautious of what we in the industry call "phishing scams". these are scams that lead you to believe you have won something. They then proceed to solicit your personal information which is in turn used to steal your identity...be very very careful on this one!
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Originally Posted by islander28
could it be you sold your CC info to a phishing site for only $10? (20% of $50)
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Originally Posted by dariusz8
Oh I hope not, I hope everything turns out o.k. for you, however anyone else, hold off until more time passes and more facts come out.
Im pretty sure that I am insured through my visa and paypal for all this. ANyhow I used the card today and its pretty straight forward how it works like any other gift card out there