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[QUOTE="IamDozzy, post: 102128, member: 28928"] My heart goes out to the woman that duped. Every investment is a risk and the onus is on us to do our due diligence before investing in an investment scheme. A lot of us are usually driven by our greed during investments and this greed prevents us from seeing the red flags before investing. Once we are able to contain our greed, then getting scammed would be a thing of the past. Any investment that is too profitable to be true should he be avoided. [/QUOTE]
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