Enigin – Scam Avoidance Strategy
While I’m sure you’ve been enjoying the sales tips, I thought it time to tackle something that’s been pressing on my mind for some time now, the ever present risk of scam. Just yesterday my mobile gave its familiar peep only to be greeted with the ‘fabulous’ news that I’d won a substantial amount of money. Now you don’t need years as a financial guru to smell a scam like that. But this lead me to thinking how do you sniff out a real scam? We all know that sending your bank details to someone completely unknown via email is at best risky, and rightly deserves to be listed as scam! But take Enigin for example, a reputable company no doubt, and one which I have trusted with my time and energy for several years, why do the words Enigin scam even appear on the internet? I could understand it in relation to my strange text, I’m sure you’ve received similar, but why would it appear in connection with reputable businesses?
Well I’ve come to some conclusions that I’d like to share with you, yes its time to take up my soap box, just for a moment and have my say, if you’ll indulge me. In my experience there is always a minority who would say things like, “taxes are a scam”, or that “governments are a scam”, or ” Enigin scam ” almost anything is a scam. I’ve concluded that its become some kind of cool internet phrase that I’ve missed out on. Just like bad is good and wicked is great and sick is truly fantastic. I mean has the world gone mad? Maybe I’ve gone too far this time, time to take a deep breath.
All ranting aside, I do honestly think that most people can tell the difference between a real scam and someone’s thoughtless blogs, and like myself sniff out a real scam. So I suppose I shouldn’t really let it bother me in the endless millions of word out there in the world wide web that at times those two words that don’t belong together sit side by side, Enigin scam.
Working with Enigin PLC and its team has certainly sharpened my skills in determining what is worth my attention when it comes to online research, and helped me to rely on my own judgment and not just whatever appears on the page to make an informed choice. Weather its buying a washing machine or investing my money there will always be some scam warnings out there, its just up to us the consumers to use our better judgment and filter the good advice from the false.
So that’s my tip for today, there is almost always someone who will wrongfully use the word scam so it vital to use our own judgment and sift the true from the false oh and you probably haven’t won $250 000 for having a lucky mobile phone number.