I got an Email that shows that people are giving out there twitter accounts password for a Free Mac book air. I did a Search for cooltweeting.com and well you take a look.
The Site Cooltweeting.com looks to be a phishing for your information by wanting you to do this:
[ad]As you can see this looks pretty simple and some users would think this is true. I do wonder how I am going to receive email from them if they don’t have my email in the first place? You have to read the fine print on this one here I will make it bigger:
You agree to receive emails from trusted 3rd parties containing special offers and promotional emails.
Powered by BrandGivewayCentre.com. BrandGivewayCentre.com is an independent rewards program and not associated with any of the above listed merchants or brands. The above listed merchants or brands in no way endorse or sponsor BrandGivewayCentre.com’s offer and are not
liable for any alleged or actual claims related to this offer. The above listed trademarks and service marks are the marks of their respective owners. BrandGivewayCentre.com is solely responsible for all Gift fulfillment. In order to receive your gift you must: (1) Meet the eligibility requirements (2) complete the rewards bonus survey (3) complete the number of sponsor offers in the redemption instructions
(4) Follow redemption instructions.
As you can see you will have to complete a number of offers to get this macbook. I also check out the source page for this so called page and here is what I find:
Now we see there is a a file on the server called “viraltweets.php” which we can’t access because it is a protected file and even though they say they don’t store this that doesn’t mean they don’t grab your email address and other personal information while they send this tweet out. afterall if you read the fine print, you agree to recieve emails from third parties? which begs the questions how do they get your email and other information? They will get it through your twitter account. As we know the from time to time it isn’t always a good idea to give out your twitter password because it can be easily abused. This is definately just spam. If you do use this page you will probably start getting even more email spam. They obviously have a way to unsubscribe but that usually is used to just confirm you have an email address. I will let you decide if it is worth a macbook or not but you’ll probably have to pay 2 times as much in offers just to get the macbook in the first place.
Praise the Lord JESUS you posted this. Just as my Lord was revealing to me that I was getting scammed, this was the confirmation it was true that it was false. I actually have a washer that is not working the best and went on Craigslist to find an acceptable replacement. I found an ad that read something like Free washer/Dryer. They had a pic of them that looked no more than 5-8 years old, possible a little newer. Anyway, I was like, yeah right, they must not work at all. But the ad said they worked fine and that they were getting newer ones. I was like, but why if these are fine? I emailed the guy with more questions and about 3-4 days later he emails me back with this: Thanks for your reply. Sorry about not getting back to you sooner. The washer went slower than I thought even though all anybody had to do was pick it up. Anyway, I upgraded our washroom with a new washer and dryer set I got a few weeks ago through a special online free promotional offer LG was running. I did it on a lark because I knew I needed one soon. I did some reasarch and everything checked out. I followed the directions on their website, got busy, and honestly forgot about it. A few days later though, I was signing for two huge boxes at my door. Wife loves them. Not sure if the offer is still available, but if you still need a washer and dryer or know someone who does give it a shot.
I looked through my bookmarks and found it for you.
http://www.FreeLGwasher.com“ rel=”nofollow”>http://www.FreeLGwasher.com
God bless and have a great week,
Pat
Yes, he even put the God Bless in there! Jesus will avenge every evil deed very soon though! I didnt pray to Jesus as I should have but went and checked out the site. I began reading the fine print, but not slowly. I signed up with no asking of my card until I got to the sponsor pages. When I clicked the link I realized there was nothing that would confirm I actually went to the sponsors and began fulfilling the requirements they said I needed to do in order to receive the free washer/dryer. But i continued nonetheless. As I began my 'free' trials , most of which required about $9 in shipping each, it finally came to me: How will they receive confirmation that I actually did what they said I needed to do in order to qualify for the free washer/dryer? So, I went back and started reading more thoroughly. And it never says that very important info. They dont even have a contact number!!! I am learning that is a number 1 red flag. No contact number, just an option to unsubscribe. How devilish! Oh wait, i forgot a VERY important part. Before it even came to mind to go back and read more thoroughly the fine print, I was entering my debit card information for the fourth or fifth time but it wouldnt go through. So I went on to the next sponsor and it wouldnt go through again. So I called my bank and they made me aware of a block they had just put on my card for my protection as they were made aware suspicious card activity and they actually had gotten numerous customers with the same activity. So, im guessing with the pattern of purchases they could tell I was falling for the same trick as had many other of their customers, but many were probably only made aware of the scam later down the line. So praise Jesus He stepped in through my bank before it got worse. I still get the things I ordered but definitely didn't need them. And i will be canceling a lot sooner and making sure I return the certain products to get a full refund. NOTE: the products for the most part are legit, it's the people who bring customers to them who are not. They are liars and according to Revelation 21:8 which reads “But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable, and murderers, and whoremongers, and sorcerers, and idolaters, and all liars, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death”, well, it's pretty obvious what the verse says. So, for the record, the supposed free LG washer and dryer promotion is a total lie. Nobody will ever get a washer/dryer, unless you work for their company probably and lie along with them. Turn to JESUS for all questions, as it says in James 1:5 “If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God, that giveth to all men liberally, and upbraideth not; and it shall be given him.” So praise the Lord JESUS for His mercy, grace, truth and love. Amen.
Totally forgot to post why this is related to the acrticle you posted. The website is the same who puts on both false ads, the http://BrandGivewayCentre.com“ rel=”nofollow”>BrandGivewayCentre.com. Bet that cleared up some confusion! Sorry,
blessings in JESUS to all readers.
Praise the Lord JESUS you posted this. Just as my Lord was revealing to me that I was getting scammed, this was the confirmation it was true that it was false. I actually have a washer that is not working the best and went on Craigslist to find an acceptable replacement. I found an ad that read something like Free washer/Dryer. They had a pic of them that looked no more than 5-8 years old, possible a little newer. Anyway, I was like, yeah right, they must not work at all. But the ad said they worked fine and that they were getting newer ones. I was like, but why if these are fine? I emailed the guy with more questions and about 3-4 days later he emails me back with this: Thanks for your reply. Sorry about not getting back to you sooner. The washer went slower than I thought even though all anybody had to do was pick it up. Anyway, I upgraded our washroom with a new washer and dryer set I got a few weeks ago through a special online free promotional offer LG was running. I did it on a lark because I knew I needed one soon. I did some reasarch and everything checked out. I followed the directions on their website, got busy, and honestly forgot about it. A few days later though, I was signing for two huge boxes at my door. Wife loves them. Not sure if the offer is still available, but if you still need a washer and dryer or know someone who does give it a shot.
I looked through my bookmarks and found it for you.
http://www.FreeLGwasher.com“ rel=”nofollow”>http://www.FreeLGwasher.com
God bless and have a great week,
Pat
Yes, he even put the God Bless in there! Jesus will avenge every evil deed very soon though! I didnt pray to Jesus as I should have but went and checked out the site. I began reading the fine print, but not slowly. I signed up with no asking of my card until I got to the sponsor pages. When I clicked the link I realized there was nothing that would confirm I actually went to the sponsors and began fulfilling the requirements they said I needed to do in order to receive the free washer/dryer. But i continued nonetheless. As I began my 'free' trials , most of which required about $9 in shipping each, it finally came to me: How will they receive confirmation that I actually did what they said I needed to do in order to qualify for the free washer/dryer? So, I went back and started reading more thoroughly. And it never says that very important info. They dont even have a contact number!!! I am learning that is a number 1 red flag. No contact number, just an option to unsubscribe. How devilish! Oh wait, i forgot a VERY important part. Before it even came to mind to go back and read more thoroughly the fine print, I was entering my debit card information for the fourth or fifth time but it wouldnt go through. So I went on to the next sponsor and it wouldnt go through again. So I called my bank and they made me aware of a block they had just put on my card for my protection as they were made aware suspicious card activity and they actually had gotten numerous customers with the same activity. So, im guessing with the pattern of purchases they could tell I was falling for the same trick as had many other of their customers, but many were probably only made aware of the scam later down the line. So praise Jesus He stepped in through my bank before it got worse. I still get the things I ordered but definitely didn't need them. And i will be canceling a lot sooner and making sure I return the certain products to get a full refund. NOTE: the products for the most part are legit, it's the people who bring customers to them who are not. They are liars and according to Revelation 21:8 which reads “But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable, and murderers, and whoremongers, and sorcerers, and idolaters, and all liars, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death”, well, it's pretty obvious what the verse says. So, for the record, the supposed free LG washer and dryer promotion is a total lie. Nobody will ever get a washer/dryer, unless you work for their company probably and lie along with them. Turn to JESUS for all questions, as it says in James 1:5 “If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God, that giveth to all men liberally, and upbraideth not; and it shall be given him.” So praise the Lord JESUS for His mercy, grace, truth and love. Amen.
Totally forgot to post why this is related to the acrticle you posted. The website is the same who puts on both false ads, the http://BrandGivewayCentre.com“ rel=”nofollow”>BrandGivewayCentre.com. Bet that cleared up some confusion! Sorry,
blessings in JESUS to all readers.
Praise the Lord JESUS you posted this. Just as my Lord was revealing to me that I was getting scammed, this was the confirmation it was true that it was false. I actually have a washer that is not working the best and went on Craigslist to find an acceptable replacement. I found an ad that read something like Free washer/Dryer. They had a pic of them that looked no more than 5-8 years old, possible a little newer. Anyway, I was like, yeah right, they must not work at all. But the ad said they worked fine and that they were getting newer ones. I was like, but why if these are fine? I emailed the guy with more questions and about 3-4 days later he emails me back with this: Thanks for your reply. Sorry about not getting back to you sooner. The washer went slower than I thought even though all anybody had to do was pick it up. Anyway, I upgraded our washroom with a new washer and dryer set I got a few weeks ago through a special online free promotional offer LG was running. I did it on a lark because I knew I needed one soon. I did some reasarch and everything checked out. I followed the directions on their website, got busy, and honestly forgot about it. A few days later though, I was signing for two huge boxes at my door. Wife loves them. Not sure if the offer is still available, but if you still need a washer and dryer or know someone who does give it a shot.
I looked through my bookmarks and found it for you.
http://www.FreeLGwasher.com“ rel=”nofollow”>http://www.FreeLGwasher.com
God bless and have a great week,
Pat
Yes, he even put the God Bless in there! Jesus will avenge every evil deed very soon though! I didnt pray to Jesus as I should have but went and checked out the site. I began reading the fine print, but not slowly. I signed up with no asking of my card until I got to the sponsor pages. When I clicked the link I realized there was nothing that would confirm I actually went to the sponsors and began fulfilling the requirements they said I needed to do in order to receive the free washer/dryer. But i continued nonetheless. As I began my 'free' trials , most of which required about $9 in shipping each, it finally came to me: How will they receive confirmation that I actually did what they said I needed to do in order to qualify for the free washer/dryer? So, I went back and started reading more thoroughly. And it never says that very important info. They dont even have a contact number!!! I am learning that is a number 1 red flag. No contact number, just an option to unsubscribe. How devilish! Oh wait, i forgot a VERY important part. Before it even came to mind to go back and read more thoroughly the fine print, I was entering my debit card information for the fourth or fifth time but it wouldnt go through. So I went on to the next sponsor and it wouldnt go through again. So I called my bank and they made me aware of a block they had just put on my card for my protection as they were made aware suspicious card activity and they actually had gotten numerous customers with the same activity. So, im guessing with the pattern of purchases they could tell I was falling for the same trick as had many other of their customers, but many were probably only made aware of the scam later down the line. So praise Jesus He stepped in through my bank before it got worse. I still get the things I ordered but definitely didn't need them. And i will be canceling a lot sooner and making sure I return the certain products to get a full refund. NOTE: the products for the most part are legit, it's the people who bring customers to them who are not. They are liars and according to Revelation 21:8 which reads “But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable, and murderers, and whoremongers, and sorcerers, and idolaters, and all liars, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death”, well, it's pretty obvious what the verse says. So, for the record, the supposed free LG washer and dryer promotion is a total lie. Nobody will ever get a washer/dryer, unless you work for their company probably and lie along with them. Turn to JESUS for all questions, as it says in James 1:5 “If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God, that giveth to all men liberally, and upbraideth not; and it shall be given him.” So praise the Lord JESUS for His mercy, grace, truth and love. Amen.
Totally forgot to post why this is related to the acrticle you posted. The website is the same who puts on both false ads, the http://BrandGivewayCentre.com“ rel=”nofollow”>BrandGivewayCentre.com. Bet that cleared up some confusion! Sorry,
blessings in JESUS to all readers.