The phrase "scam into" sounds odd and is not commonly used in written English.
It would be more grammatically correct to say "scammed into" or "tricked into." For example: - The scammer managed to trick her into giving him her credit card information. - I can't believe they scammed us into buying this fake product. - It's not easy to scam into a well-established company.
(Mr. Ferriss cleverly slipped "scam" into the title so that a Google search on his name and that word calls up his blog ahead of his detractors' pages; a perfect example of search engine optimization).
That takes the scam into new territory altogether, because it means that the scammers are now changing the setup of the computer, and while it's still fraud, it also now strays into fields such as the Computer Misuse Act.
Together, they turn Irving's little scam into high art.
Hamsher's FDL colleague Jon Walker likewise asserts that "private individual insurance in America will become a money-making scam into which Americans are forced to pay," to which he subsequently added: "It is both immoral and financially reckless to do what the Senate bill does.
Check the credibility of the person or company by entering the company as well as keywords such as "complaint" or "scam" into a search engine such as Google.
If people can be scammed into thinking that the majority of foundations offer people financial safety nets, could they be scammed into believing that the government no longer needs to finance its share of social services?
No sex for you! [Runnin' Scared] One fan from Singapore was scammed into buying a fraudulent ticket for $19,000.
Other unsuspecting users were redirected to fake websites where they were fooled by phishing scams into parting with their identity details.Why this sudden upsurge in identity theft?
Please do not get scammed into thinking you are donating directly to us!" (According to Bloomberg, by Monday morning, one effort to raise money for Dorian Nakamoto and his family had taken in twenty-eight thousand dollars).
This is unfortunately the sad story of how Ashley McDowell was scammed into buying a wooden iPad.
All of which led them to be scammed into giving up money to a complete stranger thousands of miles away that they had never even had a first date with.
