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| Latest rating: | Jul 30, 2014 Add comment |
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| Last viewed: | Feb 04, 2026 |
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A new type of scam. A middle eastern accent trying to scam people by telling them they have won a US Government grant, and asking for money. Does not make sense to me at all.
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