Hey, y'all:

You know that CEO Income at Home scam? It's really bad in Denver right now.

Guess what? I saw one of those signs with a sheet of paper taped to it that said:

I lost $155

I feel sorry for the guy. I bet that is making people think twice.


DenverShark

All:

I have seen more pieces of paper attached to these illegal CEO Income at Home scam signs. They all say something like "scam - I lost $80".

In my opinion, this is the most way to put an end to these signs.

From another post, if you want to make a sticker, write it on a piece of paper in thick letters with a marker pen. Then copy it at a copy center. Then get some Scotch 77 spray adhesive at the hardware store.

I do feel sorry for those who lost money. It's time to put an end to this scam nationwide.

DenverShark

I just returned from vacation. On the trip we drove east through Vermont, taking state routes between Interstate highways.

Out in the middle of nowhere, stuck in the ground next to a scenic pond... "CEO Income."

WTF?

It made me wonder - did some schmuck live near there and he hoped the pond would attract interested local folk?
Or was the silly spammer a drive by, like me, who stopped for a nice snapshot and decided to despoil the view on the hopes he could (maybe!) get someone to call?

Either way, WTF?

>Out in the middle of nowhere, stuck in the ground next to a
>scenic pond... "CEO Income."

Some people can't stand anything nice or unspoiled. They must lead really sad lives.

Illegal Signs in Austin

Any idea who these people are? This CEO income company (800-897-6050) posts their signs on stop signs. I'd like to get more information on them before submitting a formal complaint.

Thanks.

I may have found something, I googled and found this:

PRE-PAID MASTER CARD Saves Consumer 21% to 50% Unlimited Income 800-897-6050 mastercard.grocerybiz.org