scams

No one is immune from scams, not even the our current troops and military veterans. We're learned that scammers don't have a scrupulous bone in their body, so I don't suppose we should be surprised that they don't even spare the folks that we're supposed to hold in the highest esteem. Sometimes, when a soldier comes back to East Texas from serving in the Middle East, they're milked for money. Read

There's a so-so, quasi, used, already done, coming around the block again scam, and East Texans seeking work should be wary of the unwanted intruder, and escort it away swiftly and quickly. Work-at-home opportunities may sound like just the thing to do until an eight to five day is in your employment future, but responding to a "blind" ad could be dangerous to your credibility.

ATTENTION,  ALL  EAST  TEXAS  AREA  BUSINESSES: Another scam around East Texas may compromise your bank account nearly 500 clams if you happen to let your guard down! Here's how it works: Let's say your business is a Chamber of Commerce member, and you have your company listing on the annual city and county map.  Your business may be targeted with an e-mail asking you to submit $499.50 for another