Sentences with phrase «people are working with legitimate»

Mystery shopping scams do exist, but millions of people are working with legitimate companies as undercover shoppers — and getting paid for it or great freebies.

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Phishing is the act of emailing or calling a person and pretending to be a legitimate business that they recognize and / or work with in hopes of tricking them into giving up valuable information.

People with legitimate concerns about their standard of living, a standard of living that many of them will have invested a lifetime of hard work into, should not be dismissed as ignorant and selfish by those of us who will benefit from rail infrastructure improvements or renewable energy investments or whatever.

«You guys need to band together and get rid of sites that are just scams full of scammers and con men and women the likes of Flirt, Rudester cupid and all affiliated sites they give the good ones a bad name people don't pay money to have to put up with that & ^ % $ # $ ^ its a disgrace and only make legitimate sites look bad please get on them and check it out it is truly criminal nothing works on these sites and they basically take peoples money and give them nothing in return the sites are full of scammers and cam girls harrasing and trying to rob people constantly on and off the site and I believe it is organized by those who run the sites its just way too obvious.

If you have been contacted by someone claiming to represent or work with CASEL who asks for your bank account or other sensitive information, you can contact us at [email protected] to verify whether that person is contacting you for a legitimate purpose.

Emailing these people with what can only be viewed as an endorsement of legitimacy without a disclaimer pointing out that any time you PAY for the privilege of being published you are Vanity Publishing & can not use these «published» works on your resumé for legitimate agents & main - stream publishers, is misleading.

Well, that was certainly one of the things that I thought when I first heard about this was that what makes it interesting that Thomson Reuters is developing AI products is that Thomson Reuters is an established player with a strong reputation and a long track record and that brings a degree of legitimacy to AI products that, as you say, that some startups, they may be fully legitimate startups and brilliant people working at them, but they don't have that reputation, and for lawyers to trust something I think that's a key element of it.

Like the legitimate software market, cybercrime is now a huge economy in its own right, with people with a range of skillsets working together towards one goal: making money with illicit hacking schemes, malware, ransomware, and more.