Websites and the Scam

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Websites and the Scam



Many sites are sure

They are doing right

Wrong again



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Of all the wonders you know

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Commission blueprint-

Where is your referral?



Dishonest websites

Cheating members

Cannot survive



In place of integrity

Lust for dollar

Disguised hellfire



Beware of such sites

Thunderbolts

Frightening



$25 signup bonus

Dost thou know me, fellow?

I create millionaires



What! have you not signed up?

Thou shalt remain poor

I preach to thee. Signup.



We are the pattern of all goodness

Come you hither

Don't crawl toward poverty



Unselfishly we give you in return

Haven't you visited Paypal

For Golden Membership?



My account shows zero balance

But the site says:

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$1,000 will be credited to your account

Tonight

Only if you upgrade



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Remember, telling a lie is a sin

Just be true, in thought and action

Give what you promise



The sites never reply

As we email about the account:

Satan is here

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