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In this case you will likely be prompted to provide a credit card number to pay for a minimal handling charge for your "free" gift. Once you have given your credit card info to the scammer, the scammer can charge whatever amount the scammer wants.
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Mentor2 years agoAny time someone claims to want to give you a free gift for answering a few basic multiple choice questions, it is a scam.
In this case you will likely be prompted to provide a credit card number to pay for a minimal handling charge for your "free" gift. Once you have given your credit card info to the scammer, the scammer can charge whatever amount the scammer wants.
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