Larry Seltzer ha scritto:
Because payments do not go directly to the perpetrators. In the middle, there are one or more stages of money laundering: people who found a work they can do from home, receiving payments and forwarding them, minus a commission. By the time you get at the middlemen, the perpetrators have closed their bank account and have disappeared. *If* authorities at the far end collaborate, tracing can be done; easy it's not. It's not helped either by payments being less than 50$. Ciao! Remo, who has received various spamming mails offering that type of easy work. If I were naive enough, why not accept it? |
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