- Electronic Scams
- Home-based jobs
- Fake Rentals
- Bad Buyers
- Non-Existent Merchandise
- Secondhand Items
- More...
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Fraudsters advertise a rental property usually at a considerable discount. This allows the fraudster to
receive as many replies or inquiries as possible. The fraudster goest to great lengths to make this property
look as legitimate as possible and might include pictures, floor plans, etc. To make sure you express an
interest in the property the fraudster will ask you to wire money for a deposit, verify funds, or other
legitimate sounding reasons.
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62 John St
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| Providence, RI |
$3,200 |
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8 John St
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| Narragansett, RI |
$1,800 |
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72A John St
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| Providence, RI |
$2,100 |
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23 John St
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| Narragansett, RI |
$1,950 |
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83 John St
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| Newport, RI |
$4,000 |
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