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Heritage inspired textual graphic

Just like those telemarketer scams you constantly get phone calls about, you too can be a robocaller and ask everybody about their car's extended warranty.

The grim reaper coming to collect them taxes from the rich!

Adulthood is just so much responsibility.

Renowned New Orleans Street Scam - the answer is always 'on the street' so dont fall for it!

Simon Leviev and his shady whatsapp messages

Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez attended last week’s Met Gala wearing a dress emblazoned with the slogan, “Tax the Rich.” It’s certainly catchier than what would have been a more appropriate slogan: “This Event Is a Tax Loophole for the Rich.” Intended to attract attention from her fellow celebrity guests as well as the mainstream media, AOC’s dress instead became a focal point for the ire of the right. Conservatives argued it was hypocritical to mingle with the economic elite while denouncing them. AOC suggested that the criticism is an example of American culture being “deeply disdainful and unsupportive of women, especially women of color and working class women.”

For all my anti-mlm people, who are not interested.

Anti MLM Hun, It's a Pyramid Scheme

Maybe you can pawn your car

Please don't hang up

We all hate the, "your car's warranty is about to expire" telephone scam, except the crazy unique individual that displays this funny design. Aren't you sick of telephone solicitations and scam calls?

Get ready to apply for a loan and maybe take out a second mortgage on your house, because this NFT of a bridge in Brooklyn just got minted! It’s guaranteed to keep doubling in value every quarter until the sun turns into a red giant.

From valentine's day to internet dating, our skilled bottom-feeder professionals will find you a mark, er, match. Latin from left to right: - Impostor Fraud - Bottom Feeder - Buyer Beware

Shimon Leviev just needs you to send him some money really quickly. His enemies are near.

I survived tax season

Why, it looks like my stock of Ol' Haberdasher Premium Snake Oil is almost gone! Better buy some now while you have the chance - how many can I put you down for?

Deceptive marketing is the key to these scam elixirs that are reeling their heads back into the modern age. Don't get swindled and get this design to show your displeasure in conman tactics!

Corporations can shove their bottom lines up their @$$! People before profit!

Sign Up To My Pyramid Scheme

The Statue Of Liberty quote. The words At the base of the Statue of Liberty read: "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, the wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!" Show you stand with the majority of American voters and oppose the sexist racist policies of trump. Show you care. Keep hope alive. Work for impeachment.

A design to create awareness or incite courage against scammers. A scam or confidence trick is an attempt to defraud a person or group by gaining their confidence. There’s tonnes of cases of scams for decades and the M.O is still the same, it’s a confidence game. Millions of dollars has been lost through scams and it is still going strong. Common sense is the best knowledge to counter a scammer.

The words At the base of the Statue of Liberty read: "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, the wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!" Show you stand with the majority of American voters and oppose the sexist racist policies of trump. Show you care. Keep hope alive. Work for impeachment.

Have you been scammed by Fire Fashion? Here's your chance to let the world know they are scamming people.

Our freedom should never be regulated. It should be protected

axe the tax

The Newby-McMahon Building, known as "The World's Littlest Skyscraper," is on La Salle Street in Downtown Wichita Falls, Texas. Built by J.D. McMahon, a con artist/contractor from Amarillo, the building is made of red bricks and stands 40 feet tall. McMahon cleverly added an apostrophe to the plans, resulting in a building of only 480 sq. in. instead of the promised 480 sq. ft.