Never Sending Money to Someone You Haven't Met : Countering Inheritance or Lottery Claim
Never Sending Money to Someone You Haven't Met is the direct counter to Inheritance or Lottery Claim: A large, sudden sum is described as close but blocked by a fee, tax, or legal step the target is asked to cover. Set the rule before you need it, as a fixed line rather than a case-by-case judgment call.
Steps
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Decide in advance: no money to anyone you haven't met in person and verified, full stop.
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Treat any argument for an exception to this rule as itself a red flag.
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Tell a friend the rule exists so they can hold you to it if needed.
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