Covid19 and new scams
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I know none of you would get fooled by any of these scams (many just versions of earlier ones) but please forward this link on to any of your older relatives or indeed anyone who may be fooled. I first sent this out to many of my clients on Friday and today got a call from someone who had prevented a relative from being scammed by one of these. Made me feel good.
https://www.antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca/features-vedette/2020/covid-19-eng.htm
https://www.antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca/features-vedette/2020/covid-19-eng.htm
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Did they say it would prevent Covid19?
We can't even afford the old scams like Essential oils, chiropractors, nephropathy, Homeopathy, Essential oils and religion!
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Is that cases of Covid or people scammed using Covid? Does any of us know anyone yet confirmed having Covid? Only a matter if time.
Think I would take the over on both..
nope , haven’t heard of any friends of friends having the Covid.
being in the big city is too funny with all the Idiots driving around in their Mercedes Benz with the Mask that does absolutely nothing and the blue latex gloves .
just wash your damm hands when you get home and don’t pick your nose as much as usual and you should be fine.
A mask prevents an infected person from spreading it.
Now I know there's a shortage and the doctors and nurses should get first dibs. But the govt should start making them and distributing them to everyone. In the meantime stay at least 6ft away from people because you might be spreading it.
Awwwww...... ☹️. What else are we supposed to do under quarantine?
No direct links, yet, but My wife works in the same company as the guy from Milton who was the second death and my neighbour’s coworker was treating him before he was diagnosed but I haven’t heard the results of her tests. That’s as close as i want to get to this.
Seriously tho, wash your hands often, distance yourself, and thank the front line responders profusely. This could get much worse, especially for us omc's...
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There are still 11,000 tests to be determined.
yup, you are 100% correct. It should take maybe 3 weeks just to get some data that makes sense. The backlog is giving people a false sense of security.
I think once they catch up on those, you will see the numbers start to drop.
This is about the USA but everyone should read it.
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2020/03/how-will-coronavirus-end/608719/
sorry, I don’t understand your comment. Who said that this would be over quickly or implied that that it would be less than a few months ?
you will have to ‘bear’ with me as I am probably the least educated person this forum.
That sounds to me that you guys think we'll be relatively back to normal by then, or a little after. If that's wrong then my mistake.
But still, I don't think the numbers are going to go down. I think they're going to go up.
I don't want to sound all doom and gloom. The article explains what's happening. No bullshit.
That’s all I said.....
Let's understand one thing here, I'm not a doom and gloomist nor am I an "it's all popcorn and lollipops" kind of guy. That is a just another opinion among many and while it is well written it is no more accurate than dozens of others. Obviously Trumps, "it will disappear soon" was one extreme and there are other writers who lay it out even worse that this one. However I prefer to believe in our scientists and medical professionals in that they will come up with appropriate remediations, etc sooner rather than later.
Sure it will get worse but we WILL get through it and hopefully this will be a warning that is taken seriously throughout the world.
I also believe we are doing a much better job in general here in Canada social distancing and all. That will get us through this episode and hopefully buy us time to effect a long term solution.
It "may" just be too late for me to see however.... I would like to see my grandkids play some more ball though...
Basically if our scientists can’t figure this out quickly the whole thing is TRIGS fault for not teaching the children well enough.
F.U. TRIGS.
Is that who taught them...? Heaven help us..
yup, Trigs is responsible for teaching all the current scientists when they were in high school. To make it worse he is sitting there in Hammer town collecting his full pay check and blowing it on hot dogs and Roma pizza .
Don't forget, donating taxpayer money to poker players in the club...
Damn this thread took a left turn somewhere.. Started out as a warning to avoid scams.
ahhh shitfuck..... disregard my F.U. TRIGS Post . Trigs is supplementing Comps wallet and probably DJ’s and A few others...
you are the glue that hold us all together.
Does he also have the cure for Covid-19?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cbc.ca/amp/1.5511008
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.star-telegram.com/news/coronavirus/article242125441.html
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8219049/amp/Health-experts-slam-chiropractor-touting-tonic-water-treatment-coronavirus.html
Fair enough. I honestly just happened to have read about all those guys recently and thought it was funny they were all chiropractors.
Do not waste money on that shit.
For an explanation regarding the description of Chiropractic as a pseudoscience, see:
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