Consumer Proposals – Too Good to be True?
//= __('By', 'sage'); ?>//= get_author_posts_url(get_the_author_meta('ID')); ?>//= get_the_author(); ?>From the desk of Matthew Shantz: While most of us are cooped up inside, one part of our bodies that is getting worked out more then ever are our thumbs. As we scroll through Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, mindlessly passing by ads for this and that. I have noticed a significant uptake in the number of ads on my personal accounts for “Debt Consolidation Products” and, interspaced evenly between Cooking Tutorials, DYI Face Masks, and Millionaires promising to give away their fortunes. Typically, I would pass these ads by, ignoring them as the unwanted, unsolicited, poor and misleading advice that they are. Except for today, today I decided to engage one to see what this was all about, and the realization hit me “People really are going to fall for this crap!” Most of them start off innocently enough “It Is Very Easy To Write Off The Complete Debt With …
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