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The phrase "a scam that needed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a fraudulent scheme that required something, such as attention, action, or resources.
Example: "The investigation revealed a scam that needed more scrutiny from the authorities to prevent further victimization."
Alternatives: "a fraud that required" or "a con that demanded".
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More to the point, it seemed like a scam that needed to be written about.
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What a scam that is!
It was such a good scam — if it was a scam — that it was worth it".... Elsa Crumpley is a leftist activist.
It leads to a scam that you won contest, but verizon would not do that.
This is a blatant scam that should be eliminated.
There is also some thought that the great shoe industrial complex is a scam and we need to go back to our roots.
And especially needed to avoid the scam that is known as student loans in a system that sells knowledge that was harvested by the human collective for the human collective.
Louise Baxter, from the NTS scams team, said: "This is a sad and cynical scam that targets people who are actively trying to protect themselves or vulnerable relatives.
You will need to be very careful of a whole host of scams that operate out there.
There are plenty of sweepstakes scams that require money or a purchase upfront, but there are also scams where someone will call you and tell you you've won a prize but need to pay a fee or give them your bank account information in order to claim it.
If you run across a scam or rip-off, you need to call them out.
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