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It goes from bad to worse.

Posted: January 31st, 2021, 5:13 pm
by Corvid
It's maybe a millenial thing but it would be bad enough to be scammed out of £17K through a not very complex scam.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-55804205

But to then have your photo and story on the BBC when you are an ACCOUNTANT will not be inspiring the confidence of your clients or your employer.

Re: It goes from bad to worse.

Posted: February 11th, 2021, 1:09 pm
by stevensfo
Corvid wrote:It's maybe a millenial thing but it would be bad enough to be scammed out of £17K through a not very complex scam.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-55804205

But to then have your photo and story on the BBC when you are an ACCOUNTANT will not be inspiring the confidence of your clients or your employer.



Jonathan said the alleged fraudster, Gurvin Singh, a man from Plymouth, claimed he got rich quick through foreign exchange trading. Mr Singh then offered users who follow him on Instagram the chance to follow his get-rich-quick trades.

This is the thing that always makes me despair, laugh or cry. If you discovered a foolproof way of trading shares, currencies or whatever, to make a small fortune, why on earth would you tell other people or start writing books? I reckon that most of us would keep our mouths shut and use our time to help ourselves, our family and favourite charities.

Steve

Re: It goes from bad to worse.

Posted: February 11th, 2021, 1:31 pm
by dealtn
stevensfo wrote:
Corvid wrote:It's maybe a millenial thing but it would be bad enough to be scammed out of £17K through a not very complex scam.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-55804205

But to then have your photo and story on the BBC when you are an ACCOUNTANT will not be inspiring the confidence of your clients or your employer.



Jonathan said the alleged fraudster, Gurvin Singh, a man from Plymouth, claimed he got rich quick through foreign exchange trading. Mr Singh then offered users who follow him on Instagram the chance to follow his get-rich-quick trades.

This is the thing that always makes me despair, laugh or cry. If you discovered a foolproof way of trading shares, currencies or whatever, to make a small fortune, why on earth would you tell other people or start writing books? I reckon that most of us would keep our mouths shut and use our time to help ourselves, our family and favourite charities.

Steve


Because there is a quicker way to make a small fortune. Why people follow them is perhaps more of a mystery.