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Important questions about Promotions!

Why do you need it?
You can reach more audience
Your ad will get more views from potential car shoppers
You will get a chance to sell your car faster

How does it work?
You can promote your ad for 7, 14, 21 and 28 days. At this period it will appear on the specific category or with a special feature that you will choose for it.

How to promote your ad?
Login to your profile and choose My Inventory section
Select the promotion options for the ad that you want to promote
Choose the duration of the promo
Make a payment for the selected service

How much it will cost?
Price varies on a type of the promotion that you will choose. It starts from 1$ and depends on a promo type and period that you prefer.
You can make payments online by Skrill, PayPal from Ghana, and by VoguePay from Nigeria.

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The most expensive car ever sold at a public auction was a 1954 Mercedes-Benz W196R Formula 1 race car, which went for a staggering $30 million at Bonhams in July 2013. The record was previously held by a 1957 Ferrari Testa Rossa Prototype, sold in California at an auction for $16.4 million.

Hello, my friends. Today I want to tell you about type of scam which is one of the most difficult to detect in the world. It is Charity Scam.

Charity Scams - scams in which scammers pose as charities.
These scams try to take advantage of your generosity. They involve a scammer who is collecting money by posing as a genuine charity; and it is a big problem, to distinguish the fake from the real benefactors, so many people are very easy fall for this type of scam. Not only do these scams cost you money, they also divert much needed donations away from legitimate charities and causes.
Charity scams occur all year round (like fake widow-protect campaigns), but are also created directly in response to disasters, such as floods, cyclones, earthquakes and bushfire. I think that you understand: these guys make their money on our misfortunes!
Scammers will pose as either agents of legitimate well-known charities or create their own charity name (of course, it's fake!). This can include charities that research and support disease sufferers and their families. Scammers may also play on your emotions by claiming to help children who are ill.
Charity scams operate in a number of different ways. You may be approached on the street or in your home by people collecting money. Scammers may also set up false websites which look similar to those operated by real charities. Some scammers will also call you or email you with spam emails requesting donations. Unfortunately, many legitimate charities uses this way too, so it's really very hard to distinguish the fake charities from the real. This is two cases: the charity is not known, or it is well-known but the scammers is operating via a fake website or fake letters and emails under the name of this charity.
There are some ways to protect yourself from charity scams:
First, approach charity organizations directly to make a donation or offer support. In any case don’t rely on a phone number or website address given by the person who first called, visited or emailed you because they could be impersonating a legitimate charity. Never give out your personal, credit card or online account details unless you initiated contact and it is a trusted source. Don't open suspicious or unsolicited emails, or spam - simply delete it. And understand that really legitimate charities are registered at the state or territory level, so check with your local consumer protection agency to see if they are a genuine charity.

Daily Tip For Car Owners

Changing a light bulb isn't difficult - most these days have a twist-and-pull bayonet base or they simply pull out and push in. Bulb specifications are usually found in the owner's manual. However, accessing a bulb (usually called a lamp in industry parlance) can be a real chore. Consult a service manual or look online if access to the bulb isn't obvious. Auto-parts stores and your franchised dealer carry good selections of replacement bulbs. If you're replacing a halogen headlight bulb take care not to touch the glass with your bare fingers. Skin oils on the quartz glass are said to shorten its life.

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Dear customers of Carxus.com!
We always care about safety of your transactions. Please check these details on how to avoid scam and keep checking updates in special topic:

THE TOP 5 NAMES USED BY SCAMMERS

Advance Fee Fraud Scammers in some cases using the name of a well-known and respected personality; it's intended to impress their prospective victims. This strategy does work, and some people are trusting.
So, what are the names?
1) Sanusi Lamido/Tunde Lemo/Godwin Emefiele/Charles Soludo. These 4 are either current or past Governors/Deputy Governors of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). Anything can happen, right?
2) Goodluck Jonathan, President of Nigeria. Like Nigerian Prince, if you know what I mean.
3) Barrister <insert name here> has a legal proposal for you. Only for you! Does not look suspicious? Of course not!
4) Coca Cola/Ford/Microsoft (etc) Lottery. Congratulations! You have won a lottery! Ha-ha.
5) Economic and Financial Crimes Commission of Nigeria. The EFCC investigates 419 advance fee fraud in Nigeria... and they promised to recover your money, if you are a scam victim! Amazing!
What you can do in this case? You have one way, to delete these emails without any reply. Because World Leaders, National Bankers, Barristers, and Lottery Organizers are not going to personally email you and are certainly not going to make you rich.

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The world's first long distance drive was done by Carl Benz's wife, Bertha Benz who drove one of their Benz Patent-Motorwagens from Mannheim in southern Germany to Pforzheim on 12th August, 1888. She completed the trip in two days, covering 106 kilometers each way. The Benz Patent-Motorwagen was the first car in the world, and was driven by an internal combustion engine.

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If you really thought, that if you been scammed, no one can deceive you again, you thought wrong. Because as the saying goes, God created the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, but Devil created Money Recovery Scams.

Money Recovery Scams - scams which target those who have already been victimized.
Money recovery scams are particularly vicious since they target people who have already lost money to an internet scammer.
Scammers always do not like to give up on victims who have proved to be reliable sources of money - for example, if you are a successful businessman. Once a victim stops sending money, either because they realize they have been scammed or they simply run out of money, the scammer or one of his fellow criminals, will contact the victim pretending to be able to recover the money that the victim lost to a scam.
Often the scammer will claim to be an official government department or agency, like the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission in Nigeria (it's the most using name in Nigeria). The scammer will ask for details of the original scam (in some cases he do this, because every scammer wants to know his mistakes) and will then assure the victim that the money can be recovered for a fee. Understandably victims are often angry and hope to get their lost money back so they often fall for these very evil scams; most of them don't understand that instead of lost money they received only great headache. If the fee is paid, there will be demands for more and more fees, until the victim realizes they have been conned again. Scammers have also pretended to be Scampatrol.org which is a well-respected victim protection site, in order to try to run this scam.
So, please beware of scams contacting you claiming to be able to get your money back from a scammer or get the scammer arrested!

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