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The domain names, international-protection.org and iavspid.online, appear to be fake IAVSPID (International Anti-Violence Security Protection Identification) websites. The newly created websites were registered less 5 months ago by someone in Panama and the Philippines respectively. Does anyone has any more information on both websites, or know other fake or suspicious IAVSPID websites?
iavspid.master@gmail.com
+1 (437) 624-1258
1215 13Th St, Sacramento
CA 95814, United States
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I already registered and I’ve read all the comment that it’s a scam, so how can I remove or do not let them charge my moneys?
You may have to cancel your card and get a new one.
But how is it a scam? Did they take money without your approval?
Yes it is a scam. It does not work. When you use your credit card it is automatically declined. But they take information from you and randomly keep charging your card. I was billed $40.00 one day, then the next day $8.00. Be careful people. This is a scam.
Totally a scam, from someone I met on Tinder.
IMSPID or International-Protection.org is a scam. A person I connected with on Tinder sent me a referral link.
international-protection.org is definitely a scam. An individual I met on Tinder tried to get me to sign up for it using a "referral link"