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Complaint Review: Charles Cooper Cheat Lottery Now cheatlotterynow.com lottocheater.com - Internet
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Charles Cooper, Cheat Lottery Now cheatlotterynow.com lottocheater.com Internet
The Cheat Lottery Now (www.cheatlotterynow.com and www.lottocheater.com) guide only cheats YOU out of $55. Apparently Charles Cooper 's retirement to his beach home didn't work out. He's advertising again, this time with an expiration date of August 1, 2007.
I've read the guide (which I got for free - for a math prof, he's not too bright) and it's a collection of commonly known strategies that is publicly available. The guide is full of typos and poor grammar.
The only questionable content is on installing a program on your computer. At first, I couldn't understand what good the program would do since the instructions provide no guidance on actually using it. Then I realized it can give someone else access to YOUR computer if they knew you were running the program. Gee, I wonder who would know you were running the software? Someone who knows you downloaded the guide perhaps?
As others have suspected, at best you'd be paying $55 for information readily available online. At worst, you hand over access to your computer (and any sensitive data on it) to a scam artist.
Lanna
Iowa City, Iowa
U.S.A.
I've read the guide (which I got for free - for a math prof, he's not too bright) and it's a collection of commonly known strategies that is publicly available. The guide is full of typos and poor grammar.
The only questionable content is on installing a program on your computer. At first, I couldn't understand what good the program would do since the instructions provide no guidance on actually using it. Then I realized it can give someone else access to YOUR computer if they knew you were running the program. Gee, I wonder who would know you were running the software? Someone who knows you downloaded the guide perhaps?
As others have suspected, at best you'd be paying $55 for information readily available online. At worst, you hand over access to your computer (and any sensitive data on it) to a scam artist.
Lanna
Iowa City, Iowa
U.S.A.
