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Capital Online Income Revenue Strange Press Release

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It's not too often that you get companies like Capital Online Revenue to state that they're targeting senior citizens without computer skills, but that's exactly what they've done in one of their press releases where they state:

“One of the program’s biggest selling points has always been its beginner-friendly sense of ease, which makes it an ideal program for senior citizens who might not consider themselves to be computer-savvy.”

That's great, because now senior citizens can learn how to market with testimonials that seem to violate the FTC's No Safe Harbor rule, put up fake security seals, and send people to awesome boiler rooms.

Maybe Roger the shill over at the Capital Online Revenue review of red flags would like to give us the 411 on that one.
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  1. littleroundman's Avatar
    Capital is smart.

    Seniors are generally more trusting, less computer savvy, less likely to complain and many have access to lump sums of cash i.e. superannuation and retirement funds

    No one ever said fraudsters needed to burden themselves with such old fashioned concepts as empathy and respecting seniors.

    Seniors are the BEST targets.
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  2. JustTooMuchTime's Avatar
    Not sure about how smart they are, because the FTC bases many of their actions against fraud based on the vulnerability of the target demographic.

    So Capital Online Revenue is handing the FTC exactly what they need on a silver platter.
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