Don’t Qualify for a loan - why not commit fraud?
October 14, 2007
Post Tags: Commit-Fraud , Fake-ID , Fake-Pay-Stubs , Go-to-Jail
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I get some of the most interesting spam on Sundays. I don’t know why but that seems to be the day the really good ones roll in for approval.
Most don’t get a second look, but this one, this one I had a hard time believing. So with a little trepidation I clicked on the link.
For only 50 bucks, you could get access to software to create fake pay stubs, ids etc. so you can could get a loan.
That sounds like a great idea doesn’t it? NOT!. Here is some of the come on text.
“I say if you cant beat them…..join them! seems like you can get any bad credit home or car loan simple fast and easy! if you are needing a proof of income letter or any other ways to make or create the perfect pay slip cheque then you are on the right track! It is simple, for you can use the easy to use fake pay check stubs anytime anywhere even if you need a fast cash pay day loan. How about refinancing or consolidating all of your bills! this is it! if you want fake id or need fake pay check stubs for the job then i suggest using the best site on the net”
Yep, this is the kind of comment with live links I want on our blog. Does this sound like it might be a site in a foreign country?
If anybody reads this and thinks this is a good idea. Think again, the only thing this is good for is a court date and prison.
The best idea, get an education, get a job/career, save your money, buy only what you can afford. And DON’T COMMIT FRAUD.
Save your 50 bucks!
October 14th, 2007 at 4:14 pm
How wonderful! I saw a discussion on a forum a few days ago - an employer was wondering whether to fire a model employee after finding out he produced fake credentials, pay stubs, references, etc. I can see that sometimes you feel you can be good at a certain job that you wouldn’t otherwise get… but sooner or later lies get uncovered and you’re in a bigger pickle… I can be more indifferent toward this guy because he’s the only one in the pickle, but courtesy of the inflated market due to these mortgage scams, a lot of innocent people suffer as well.
October 17th, 2007 at 3:17 pm
I love the title of the blog. That is exactly what has got us to this position.