Spencer Adler - Consumer Trend Investigator/ Your Daily Finance
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I received a Tweet yesterday from my daughter recommending a product called "Home Income." She knew I had been looking for an honest work at home opportunity, so I immediately signed up for the program. I was surprised at the number of up-sells after I had given my payment details, and wondered if my daughter knew about the amount of money these people were actually asking for. I turned down all the upsells, then when I got to the website section, where you are supposedly "given" a free website but have to pay for hosting, I started to worry. I had paid for the program and because it was late at night, I decided to visit my daughter this morning to discuss this opportunity she had recommended to me.
When I asked her about it this morning, she told me she had not used her Twitter account for more than 12 months and someone must have hacked her Twitter account. When I told her that I had spent approximately AU$107 because of her Tweeted recommendation, she advised me to place a formal complaint because she had definitely NOT sent me any Tweets. She told me she favours Facebook because it is more family friendly, as she has 2 small children and only joined Twitter but had never used it.

I believe this man "Spencer Adler" is somehow involved in the hacking of my daughter's Twitter account because when I go to the page the Tweet directed me to, none of the buttons work except for the highlighted words which direct you to the joining page for the "Home Business."

I cannot afford to lose the $107 that I paid to this con-artist Spencer Adler, and I need it back as quickly as possible.

Please help me. This is the website where the Tweet directed me: http://finance-reports.com-16c.net/business/2013/

Yours Sincerely,
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