Timothy Sykes
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What Do Scams Look Like in the Stock Market?
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April 11, 2021
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Real or fake? Is the profile that responded to you in the comments or that sent you a DM the real deal? What about that trading guru who claims they can make you rich in a short amount of time — are they telling the truth? I’m here to set the record straight. Tune in.
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I have to clear the air and set the record straight about this…
There are A TON of scammers out there. Some impersonate me and use my name and photos to create fake profiles.
Some reach out to people in my comments section — whether it’s Facebook, YouTube, or wherever…
But I hope anyone who follows me and everyone else on the internet is smart enough to recognize when someone is trying to scam you out of your money or personal information.
That’s what this video is about.
I need to make sure I warn people who are unaware that this is happening because some of these fake profiles seem very real.
They even impersonate my top students! Beware the scammers. If it seems like my top students are messaging you and asking for money — know that they would NEVER do that.
But there’s nothing we can do to eliminate all these scammers. We fight, but you also have to wise up. Know what to look for and don’t fall for their tricks.
Protect yourself with knowledge and watch this video. I’ll be real with you about everything.
Leave comments below if you have a profile you want to report or have any questions about this.
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