Just received a text from a ‘kamiti wannabe’, and it’s all about giving money money money…targeting the youth…
I looked at it, realised its just upuss and deleted, but after, i decided to check out the website itself. Yenyewe those conniving fellas have really perfected the art of conviction.
To the undiscerning eye, it looks legit.
tovuti inajiita nowpesa
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Check out the team…
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Nothing peculiar there… So i did an image search on Monica Ndeche (of course it had to be her)…
And i landed here kwa Project za Musa
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Hata kama, huyo ni Mkenya kweli? And the rest of the team anyway ni bonoko
And i can bet so many young guys will fall into that trap.
Ndipo nikauliza, kwani hakuna chenye serikali inaweza fanya ili kujua kama hizi biashara za mtandaoni ni halali au ghushi? Hii wizara ya teknolojia kazi yake ni ipi?
My guess, the trick is here… After you’ve filled in your details, they will call you and convince you to send a little money for some sort of activation…or something similar.
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hii nayo someone has really put in time and resources… my guess is he will give out a few loans kufunga watu macho after conning the initial applicants to make seed money
@denis young njoo uone website iko hadi na https. Kweli criminals wanaenda digital.
lakini izo images a quick glance will tell you si Kenyan. no need of reverse searching
Lorem Ipsum placeholders…hehe
Hii kitu ni so obvious ni fake. Website yenyewe najua ni template. Stock photos. Floor na ata hakuna office number…hehehe…si watu wanatia bidii kwa wizi…
This is the sort of initiative I wish Kenyan youts had. Yaani hii ni product ya Silicon Kamiti™? when so called techies at ihub and co are playing with themselves, real men of action are creating innovative business models to power our digital future. How can I invest in this business?