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This will happen if you are greedy about money

Reminder: Prioritizing financial obligations, particularly debt repayment, is essential and should take precedence over discretionary spending like lottery ticket purchases. Paying off debts early helps avoid additional loan interest, a crucial step given that about 75% of people are underprepared for retirement, with savings in government retirement schemes like KWSP, EPF, or CPF often depleted within five years. When using credit cards like Visa or Mastercard, careful consideration is vital to prevent financial strain. Additionally, it's advisable to steer clear of gambling, both online and in casinos, due to its addictive nature and potential to disrupt budget management. Caution is also recommended with practices like clairvoyant or tarot psychic readings for lottery predictions, often associated with scams, emphasizing the importance of relying on rational and sound financial strategies.

Cupin
(a geek)
Msg #1
19-03-2011 11:14 pm

I spent my time reading some news on the star and one title catch my eyes. Senior old women has been scam by lottery syndicate. A few month ago, I also receive their pamphlet on my letter box at home. After read them, I just throw it out knowing this already a scam. I feel sorry for that women and 16 others and I hope none of you involve in this story. Please remember, there is no easy money in this world. http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2011/3/19/nation/8303034&sec=nation
jazz1011
(top contributor)
Msg #2
20-03-2011 12:18 am

It's very saddening to know that until today there are still many people (young & old, and even intellectual individuals) who fall victims to lottery scams. Despite the many incidences that occurred and the news that exposed these syndicates, people just never learn.

I guess we can say that the power of greed would always be greater than the power of money. A lust that is hard for any human being to suppress.
LottoGeek
Msg #3
20-03-2011 10:53 am

I agree with you guys.Don't be greedy.I to receive this pamplets all the time in my mail box and i will just throw them cos i know its a scam.So people out there please beware of this scam and as what Cupin said, there is no easy money.
BlackJack
Msg #4
20-03-2011 12:51 pm

On average there are at least 3 similar stories in a year - printed on newspaper. Yet there are still many falling for this scams!
tiger
Msg #5
22-03-2011 11:51 pm

I totally agree with you. It’s really sad to see that some people still fall for these scams, especially the elderly who might not be as tech-savvy or informed. I think it’s super important for all of us to stay alert and spread awareness, lah! No doubt, it's true that if something seems too good to be true, it usually is. Just like you said, there really isn’t any easy money out there. Better to save up wisely than to take unnecessary risks, right? Let’s keep sharing this kind of info so we can help each other stay safe!

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