Firenze Sage: Such a deal …

Typically fraudsters run in the same social circles as the victims. So says the Washington Post.

Itâ€s almost unimaginable that they would rip you off. Itâ€s called ‘affinity fraud.—

One lawyer with tax expertise learned that lesson when he retired to Florida and invested $250,000 with a man who was part of his “well-heeled crowd,” the story says.

The lawyer, gave his money to Beau Diamond, who promised returns of 5 percent a month because of a secret, proprietary method for trading currency futures. ——————————————–
Rule #5 : Never give money to a guy named Beau —
or a girl named Ruby.

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