Avoid Scams Website

[BigJoe5]

http://www.uscis.gov/avoidscams

USCIS is leading the charge against immigration scams.

ONE of the many items found there is:

Visa Lottery

Once a year, the Department of State (DOS) makes 50,000 diversity visas (DVs) available via random selection to persons meeting strict eligibility requirements and who come from countries with low rates of immigration to the United States. During this time, it is common for immigration scammers to advertise in emails or websites that reference either the:


DV lottery
Visa lottery
Green Card lottery

INCLUDES A GRAPHIC on the website: [Image of fake email saying you won a green card]

These emails and websites often claim that they can make it easier to enter the annual Diversity Immigrant Visa Program, for a fee. Some even identify you as a DV lottery “winner.”

These emails and websites are fraudulent. The only way to apply for the DV lottery is through an official government application process. DOS does not send emails to applicants. Visit the Department of State website to verify if you are actually a winner in the DV lottery or for information on how to submit an application for a DV lottery visa.

 

[BigJoe5]

http://www.uscis.gov/avoidscams

USCIS is leading the charge against immigration scams.

ONE of the many items found there is:

Visa Lottery

Once a year, the Department of State (DOS) makes 50,000 diversity visas (DVs) available via random selection to persons meeting strict eligibility requirements and who come from countries with low rates of immigration to the United States. During this time, it is common for immigration scammers to advertise in emails or websites that reference either the:


DV lottery
Visa lottery
Green Card lottery

INCLUDES A GRAPHIC on the website: [Image of fake email saying you won a green card]

These emails and websites often claim that they can make it easier to enter the annual Diversity Immigrant Visa Program, for a fee. Some even identify you as a DV lottery “winner.”

These emails and websites are fraudulent. The only way to apply for the DV lottery is through an official government application process. DOS does not send emails to applicants. Visit the Department of State website to verify if you are actually a winner in the DV lottery or for information on how to submit an application for a DV lottery visa.

Just bumping it up for more folks to see.

 

[hindiB]

Thanks for the posts! It only shows how hard life is that people become scammers.

 

[hindiB]

Cash is tight for several consumers in today's economic climate. When unforeseen expenditures occur, payday loans can be a temporary way to pay the bills. Thus, scammers are everywhere - on streets, phones and online. Some scammers are preying on their vulnerability by using intimidating calls to intimidate them into paying payday loan debts they do not owe. Scammers target payday loan customers so everybody, be careful.

 

[BigJoe5]

http://www.uscis.gov/avoidscams

USCIS is leading the charge against immigration scams.

ONE of the many items found there is:

Visa Lottery

Once a year, the Department of State (DOS) makes 50,000 diversity visas (DVs) available via random selection to persons meeting strict eligibility requirements and who come from countries with low rates of immigration to the United States. During this time, it is common for immigration scammers to advertise in emails or websites that reference either the:


DV lottery
Visa lottery
Green Card lottery

INCLUDES A GRAPHIC on the website: [Image of fake email saying you won a green card]

These emails and websites often claim that they can make it easier to enter the annual Diversity Immigrant Visa Program, for a fee. Some even identify you as a DV lottery “winner.”

These emails and websites are fraudulent. The only way to apply for the DV lottery is through an official government application process. DOS does not send emails to applicants. Visit the Department of State website to verify if you are actually a winner in the DV lottery or for information on how to submit an application for a DV lottery visa.

Bumping the actual post above the slightly off topic link.