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SCAMwatch is warning you to be very careful if you think you can improve your odds with the aid of sports ‘investment’ opportunities.
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SCAMwatch is warning consumers that sports ‘investment’ schemes are just another form of gambling and are often outright scams.
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SCAMwatch is warning consumers to stay away from sports arbitrage 'opportunities'.
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The Australian community is warned to be wary of inheritance scam letters from scammers.
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SCAMwatch is warning punters to be on the lookout for betting software scams during the Spring Racing Carnival.
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Scammers often use the names of non-existent realistic sounding institutions like “the Federal Bank of South Africa” or “the European Consumer Protection Bureau”.
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There is no guaranteed way to make money from betting on the horses— but there are some scammers around who want you to believe that there is.