"Scam Zeroed"

Author: Rumbi

  • Indifabv.com scam exposed

    Lately, the question frequently asked has been “where are our orders?” . This is a question most people are asking as they were expecting their online orders to be delivered after black Friday. “were all those good deals fake?” Well we can’t answer for all of the online stores but this review will expose how indifabv.com was scamming people.

    Scam signs reviewed.

    Like most online stores that were opened in November indifabv.com was one of these online stores selling kids toy’s that can certainly not be trusted because it was recently opened. These online stores opened in November were just to to lure people into buying things online and after payment no orders were received.This has left most people very devastated by this act.

    The prices have been insanely low even for black Friday. Knowing that people were insearch of really low prices they made sure people would be tempted to put their account numbers and but their items all in the name of black Friday deals.

    The other scam sign noted was the fact that this store did not put it’s phone number or physical address on its website. This is done by scammers so that their tracks can be covered and never be traced when things go south.

    Verdict

    This is online store Indifabv.com is a scam that is still having advertising items with low prices. Don’t leave your account details on their website. If you have had any experience with this online store feel free to leave a comment.

     

     

     

  • Cook V SCPSA Settlement

    Lately, you may just have received some cheque you didn’t expect you’ve no idea why you received it from cook V SCPSA. Some heard about this settlement and have been kin to find out if they’re eligible to be a beneficiary of this settlement.

    In most cases a lot of money is left unclaimed by eligible people due to ignorance of these settlements but here’s your chance to recover some money which went unnoticed some years back.

    About this class action Settlement.

    This settlement resulted from the settlement of a class-action lawsuit involving failed nuclear construction project at V.C Summer Nuclear Generation Station in Fairfield county. Below is an article with or precise details about the settlement.

    A settlement has been reached with South Carolina Public Service Authority (“Santee Cooper”) and its officers and directors; Dominion Energy South Carolina, Inc., f/k/a South Carolina Electric & Gas Company (“SCE&G”); Dominion Energy Southeast Services, Inc., f/k/a SCANA Services, Inc. (“SCANA Services”); SCANA Corporation (“SCANA”) and its officers and directors; Central Electric Power Cooperative, Inc. (“Central”), and Palmetto Electric Cooperative, Inc. (“Palmetto”) (collectively, “Defendants”) in a lawsuit concerning the construction of two nuclear units at the V.C. Summer site in Jenkinsville, South Carolina (the “Project”) for which Santee Cooper and South Carolina electric cooperative customers paid costs through their electric bills. The lawsuit was filed after Santee Cooper and SCE&G stopped construction of the Project. Plaintiffs alleged, among other things, that Defendants breached various duties in the construction of the Project and improperly charged Plaintiffs advanced financing costs. Defendants denied the allegations in the lawsuit but have agreed to settle.

    Who is eligible to receive the money?

    Santee Cooper residential, commercial, industrial, and other customers, both direct and indirect, who paid utility bills that included rates calculated, in part, to pay pre-construction, capital, in-service, construction, interest, and other pre-operational costs associated with the V.C. Summer Nuclear Reactor Unit 2 and 3 Project from January 1, 2007 through January 31, 2020 may be eligible for a payment from a class action settlement.

    As part of the Settlement, Settlement Class Members who did not timely exclude themselves from the Class are eligible to receive payment from the Net Settlement Fund and will automatically receive a payment.

    Conclusion

    Settlement cheques were being mailed between 13-27 November 2020 so you’re likely to receive the cheque in November and December. This settlement is indeed legit. For any questions or confirmation please feel free to leave a comment below.

  • Is bupagaming.com real or fake : Scam reviewed

    Bupagames.com has had most people fooled  and scammed and this has caused unrest among many people and they keep asking if it’s legit or fake. People have paid money for their gaming equipment and other gadgets like headphones etc but haven’t gotten their orders. This is no surprise as we’ve seen people get scammed by these online game stores. This review is to help you see the scam signs you’d have ignored.

     

    How do you see if it’s a scam or not.

    Firstly, if you look up the details on icann lookup you’d see that this store was recently opened. This store is too new to be trusted. Like most online stores it opened in November, a few days before black Friday. A day when most people look forward to as the prices will lowered. Scammers would use opportunity as a way to make money as most people during this time are looking for convenient ways to buy items without crowding in shops. So entering your account details on their site and wait for a delivery is very convenient. Sadly orders never come.

    Secondly, the prices are unreasonably low even for black Friday. This is done to lure customers who are looking for cheaper items and they’d buy at any store that is cheaper all in the name of black Friday.

    Thirdly, there are no contact details for this store. No phone number and no physical address. This however raises suspicions as it is a clear act to cover all tracks and never be traced after stealing people’s money from their accounts.

     

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    Verdict

    This online store bupagaming.com is a scam and has had many people fooled. If you also have had any experience with this store feel free to leave a comment below. Stay woke.