Thread: Let's assume GPP pays us

but with the intention to future scam us, how would they do it?

Last year I received a check for $25,000 from a "work at home" business, they never ask me for my bank info, but they wanted me to send them a percentage of the check after cashing it. Of course I never cash it, as I knew it was a scam and after I would send them the money, the check would turn out NSF.

But if GPP will send us money without asking for our bank info and without requiring to send them some more money, are there still ways they can hurt us?

I would appreciate any insights.

Originally Posted by way2go

but with the intention to future scam us, how can they do it?

But if GPP will send us money without asking for our bank info and without asking to give them some more money, how can they cause us financial damage?

I would appreciate any insights.

They can't and won't cause us any damage in ****e of the dooms day cryers here.

Originally Posted by chicosan

They can't and won't cause us any damage in ****e of the dooms day cryers here.

Based on what I have read thus far, it appears more like they "can" and they "did", instead of "they can't and they won't".

I guess we will have to wait to find out for sure.

Question is, how long will some people wait before they finally realize/admit
that GPP "can" and they "did"?

Originally Posted by chicosan

They can't and won't cause us any damage in ****e of the dooms day cryers here.