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		<title>Chymall Investment Trading: Facebook Money Doubling Scheme</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>If you found this, then you&#8217;ve probably been scammed or is about to get scammed by a money doubling scheme advertising on Facebook as Chymall Investment Trading platform. I was also scrolling through my Facebook feed when this advert from a Channels TV clone page caught my eye. It was an advert about a money &#8230;</p>
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<p>If you found this, then you&#8217;ve probably been scammed or is about to get scammed by a money doubling scheme advertising on Facebook as Chymall Investment Trading platform.</p>



<p>I was also scrolling through my Facebook feed when this advert from a Channels TV clone page caught my eye. It was an advert about a money doubling scheme where you &#8216;invest&#8217; your money and within two hours get double your investments after a trade. The advert also has all these positive comments and bank alert screenshots from people who have supposedly benefited from the scheme and are encouraging others to invest quickly and not doubt its authenticity.</p>



<p>The whole thing was a ridiculous and cheap scam till I decided to chat up the admin and realize others might actually be falling for such a cheap scam.</p>



<p>Money Doubling Schemes are ridiculous that you will think that no one should still be falling for such scams in Nigeria. But this scammers are paying for Facebook adverts and are going through the trouble of setting up fake bank accounts &#8211; which is not easy to do, they must be getting victims.</p>



<h4 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>Here&#8217;s HOW CHYMALL WORKS</strong></h4>



<p>Under the scammer&#8217;s Facebook ads, they have all these positive comments from innocent people&#8217;s Facebook profiles that they&#8217;ve cloned or stolen. The purpose of the positive comments is to convince unsuspecting victims that the scheme might be legit.</p>



<p>They also run the advert on a page with Channels TV logo to make it seem as if they are affiliated with a popular brand.</p>



<p>The advert link will take you to the scammer&#8217;s WhatsApp business account where they already have this prewritten note for each potential victim.<br>Check this messages below, if you got something similar even from a different platform, then you are a potential victim of scam and you should run away.</p>



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<p><em>It&#8217;s a platform that gives you double of your initial pledged investment within 2hours Trading and you can only invest once in a month</em></p>



<p><em>It&#8217;s a worldwide government program to help citizens and it&#8217;s working worldwide</em></p>



<p><em>I have registered 120 people today and they have all received their payments</em></p>



<p><em>Is very real and secure it won&#8217;t take more than 2hours for you to be credited</em></p>



<p><em>!!100% legit!!</em><br><em>!!No referral!!</em><br><em>No one has ever invested with us and regret it, so anybody that want to invest with us now won&#8217;t be exempted.</em></p>



<p><em>First you select the package you want to start with and you will be registered, after your registration, an account will be sent to you to make your payment into then within 2 hours of your investment trading your Account will be credited with double of the amount you invested</em></p>



<p><em>CHYMALL PACKAGES AND ROI</em></p>



<p><em>🔰Standard Package: N20,000 (N40,000)</em><br><em>🔰Premium Package: N30,000 (N60,000)</em><br><em>🔰 Silver Package: N40,000 (N80,000)</em><br><em>🔰Platinum Package: N50,000 (N100,000)</em><br><em>🔰Gold Package: N100,000 (N200,000)</em><br><em>🔰Topaz Package: N200,000 (N400,000)</em><br><em>🔰Diamond Package: N300,000 (N600,000)</em><br><em>🔰Ruby Package: N500,000 (N1,000,000)</em></p>



<p><em>How Much Do You Want To Invest So I Can Get You Registered Immediately</em>👆👆</p>



<p><em>MAKE YOUR PAYMENT NOW INTO THE TRADING ACCOUNT AND SEND ME YOUR PROOF OF PAYMENT SO YOUR TRADING CAN START IMMEDIATELY</em>👇👇</p>



<p><em>ACCT NAME: CHYMALL TRADING</em></p>



<p><em>ACCT NUMBER: 9160147605</em></p>



<p><em>BANK NAME: PALMPAY LIMITED</em></p>



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<p>The only reason an investment sounds way too good to be true, is because it is way too good to be true. Double your investments or 100% in 2 hours? That is a cheap scam that if you put your money in such a scheme, you deserve to get scammed.</p>



<p>There are other legit investment opportunities in Nigeria that you can put your money into, legit investments don&#8217;t offer 100% profit in two hours. Infact, only scammers will guarantee you a return on any investment, because in the real world, there is always a risk in making money and making legit money takes time.</p>



<h4 class="wp-block-heading">Why does Facebook allow such scammers to advertise on their platform?</h4>



<p>While you may use Facebook for free, upload your pictures and chat with friends, the company is actually a big marketing business. Facebook makes its money from running ads worldwide. </p>



<p>The company AI to process adverts without much human interaction. As long as you are paying. Anyone can advertise anything on Facebook and it might be a while before that thing is removed even if it is not authentic. </p>



<p>So, coming across an advert on Facebook does not mean that the company has verified the advertisers and confirmed that they are not scammers. These scammers know that most people kinda trust the adverts they see on big platforms like Facebook, that&#8217;s why they are spending a little out of their loot to advertise their.</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>By default, your personal profile on Facebook does not come with a Follow button, it comes with the Add Friend button. The Follow button has to be manually activated, and there are good reasons why you should. You&#8217;ve probably been on Facebook for at least a decade now, and in that time you must have &#8230;</p>
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<p><br>By default, your personal profile on Facebook does not come with a Follow button, it comes with the Add Friend button. The Follow button has to be manually activated, and there are good reasons why you should. You&#8217;ve probably been on Facebook for at least a decade now, and in that time you must have had lots of Facebook friends who are more like potential customers or clients.</p>



<p><br>Facebook will limit you to just 5000 friends if you haven’t taken the time to create a business page, and you probably don&#8217;t need to, because if you do, you will have to manually send a request to each of your friends to follow your new page!</p>



<p>Here’s how to turn on the Follow button on your personal profile:</p>



<p>On the mobile app, click on the menu option in the upper-right corner.</p>



<p><br>Go to Settings and expand.<br>Click on Privacy Settings tab.<br>Click and expand &#8220;Who can send you friend request&#8221;.</p>



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<p><br>There will be two options here. &#8220;Everyone&#8221; and &#8220;Friends of Friends&#8221;. Select &#8220;Friends of Friends&#8221;.</p>



<p><br>Click on the back icon to return to Settings.</p>



<p><br>Under the Privacy header, click on Public Posts.</p>



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<p><br>Select the Public option under who can follow me, this will allow others to follow your public posts similar to the follow button on Instagram.</p>



<p>Enabling the Follow button makes your profile to look more professional and also offers these benefits:</p>



<ul class="wp-block-list"><li>After someone follows you, that person sees your Public updates in their News Feed. People may also discover your profile through the People to Follow box on the right side of their News Feed or through their friends’ News Feed stories.</li><li>Followers can share your Public posts, which broadcasts your post and profile to a larger audience.</li><li>You can have an unlimited number of followers (no more 5,000-friend limit).</li><li>You’re still able to block potential followers by adjusting your Privacy Settings Block List.</li><li>And you can connect with people on Facebook who prefer subscribing to a business page to liking it.</li><li>When your Follow button is open, anyone who requests to be your friend automatically becomes a follower unless you block them. You know they’re getting your public updates; you don’t have to friend them unless you want to also get their updates.</li><li>When you unfriend someone, they remain a follower unless you block them.</li><li>You can unfollow a friend. You are still friends, but you do not receive their updates in your News Feed.</li><li>Personal profiles get more exposure in the News Feed due to Facebook’s News Feed algorithm. You have a better chance of being seen if you’re also using your personal profile to post about your business.</li></ul>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 09 Aug 2021 10:04:26 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Scam Alart! There are now Nigerian scammers operating on social media most especially Facebook, who will claim to send you expensive Apple gadgets, including Apple MacBook and iPhones. These criminals will claim to send you the items via British airways and ask you to pay a token amount to collect. Don&#8217;t fall for it, it &#8230;</p>
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<p>Scam Alart! There are now Nigerian scammers operating on social media most especially Facebook, who will claim to send you expensive Apple gadgets, including Apple MacBook and iPhones. These criminals will claim to send you the items via British airways and ask you to pay a token amount to collect. Don&#8217;t fall for it, it is a scam!</p>



<p>The way these criminals operate is they will send you a friend request on Facebook, usually with a clone account of unsuspecting foreigners, complete with their victims profile and family pictures to make them look legit. </p>



<p>Once you accept the friend request, they will send you a private message asking you random questions like, how is the pandemic in your area? Or what do you do for a living? </p>



<p>After establishing some level of rapport with you, these criminals will then ask you to have a video chat with them on iChat, knowing fully well that most Nigerians don&#8217;t own Apple gadgets.</p>



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<p>Once you tell them you don&#8217;t have an Apple product, they will offer to send you one, they will ask you for basic information like your full name, home address and phone number. </p>



<p>In my case the scammer already have pictures of MacBooks, they probably just downloaded from the internet to convince you that they are actually shopping in an Apple store, some will even try to convince you with a receipt, all to make it look like they are in a store about to send you a free gadget.</p>



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<p>After convincing you that they&#8217;ve bought your, the next step in the scam is they will tell you they are on their way to the airport to send you the items. For some reason these scammers are all relying on British airways using the same format.</p>



<p>They will then send you a fake waybill from British airways with your name and phone number superimposed on it. There&#8217;s also a phony tracking number on the waybill with the phone number of the scammer on it.</p>



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<p>08089028954, if you&#8217;re in a similar situation, check to see if the number they ask you to call is  the same, don&#8217;t trust them, they are scammers! </p>



<p>If you call the number, they will ask you to pay a small amount like N7,500 to clear your gadgets. It seems like a fair deal, pay N7,500 for a $1000 Apple MacBook and iPhone, except it is a scam. Once you made the first payment they will ask you for more and more money, as they&#8217;ve now sensed you are desperate and greedy. </p>



<h3 class="wp-block-heading">Conclusion</h3>



<p>This type of scam is called local Yahoo. Nigerian scammers that used to scam foreigners are now doing it at home, be vigilant.</p>



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<p>No one, out of the goodness of their hearts, will send random strangers on Facebook expensive gadgets. If anything online looks too good to be true, that is because it is too good to be true. Don&#8217;t be greedy, protect yourself from scammers and lookout for the following tell.</p>



<p>If you can&#8217;t see someone&#8217;s friends list on Facebook, the account is most likely fake. You can&#8217;t read the comments on their posts and pictures because they turn it off. You see a picture with say 20 comments, but when you click on the comments you can&#8217;t read them, scam alert!</p>



<p>Nigerian scammers and Yahoo boys used to scam Americans and other foreigners, but now these criminals are beginning to operate locally and target other unsuspecting Nigerians, be vigilant. Check this <a href="https://www.nairaland.com/2431460/beware-guy-scam" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Nairaland thread</a> to read the experiences of other Nigerians.</p>



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<p>The G7 richest nations in the world led by the US and UK have agreed on a deal on taxationthst will see tech giants and multinational companies such as Amazon, Google, Facebook no longer able to shift profits to low-tax offshore havens.</p>



<p>The landmark deal agreed on Saturday, June 5, will enable them to squeeze more money out of the corporate giants.</p>



<p>Hundreds of billions of dollars could flow into the governments of the Group of Seven (G7) from this new deal after they agreed to back a minimum global corporate tax rate of at least 15%.</p>



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<p>Facebook in a statement said it expected it would have to pay more tax, in more countries, as a result of the deal.</p>



<p>“G7 finance ministers have reached a historic agreement to reform the global tax system to make it fit for the global digital age,” British finance minister Rishi Sunak said after chairing the two-day meeting in London.</p>



<p>The meeting, hosted in central London, was the first time finance ministers have met face-to-face since the start of the pandemic.</p>



<p>U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said that “significant, unprecedented commitment” would end what she called a race to the bottom on global taxation.</p>



<p>German finance minister Olaf Scholz said the deal was “bad news for tax havens around the world”.</p>



<p>According to Yellen, the G7 meeting was a return to multilateralism under Biden and a contrast to the approach of U.S. President Donald Trump, who alienated many U.S. allies.</p>



<p>“What I’ve seen during my time at this G7 is deep collaboration and a desire to coordinate and address a much broader range of global problems,” she said.</p>
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