Scams Scams and More Scams

I thank my Good and Faithful Watcher over me aka the Holy Spirit. One of my Sunday's emails, which on the advice of my local credit union, told me to: "Delete the Yahoo email, and turn off your poem for two minutes cause they might still be trying to track you. I told her that I had a telikin computer and she checked it out and it was okay. Praise be to Christ! "Roxanne, never respond to those emails, but delete them and don't give them your personal information. They will never stop trying to gain access to your personal information." "Don't worry, I won't," I replied. I no longer have: A PayPal account, Google account, Google Chrome account, or Windows computer. Much to the dismay of the Yahoo's Paypal bitcoin scam artists that tried to withdraw from my accounts about $366.63 cents within the next 24 or 48 hours and to take immediate actions to prevent any future with drawals from my account. Fortunately for me my computer was incompatible with their scams. "I am going to report you to my credit union and see if they can help me." I told them three times. "No, don't do that your credit union can't help you and prevent it from happening only we can do that." Eventually they hung up and I immediately reported them to my local credit union, who were ready willing and able to help. My juvenile scam artist called today: He wanted to send me his picture. He wanted me to send him my picture. He wanted my cell phone number. I asked him for his cell phone number and he gave me a bogus number from South Dakota. I told him he could reach me by the number that he already had if he wanted to get in con- tact again. Not bad for a stupid little old lady who believes everything that he says and that I will end up giving him my cell phone number that I told him that I never use. He knows I am from Washington and voted for Trump as well. There's somebody in the background pretending to be sympathetic and in the back ground. Telling the Mutt aka bad cop, "To leave that little old lady alone she doesn't know any thing." That's his Jeff aka good cop partner. I warned my Bible study teacher that it's part of a Bible scam, that he only pretends to be interested in the Bible but only wants personal information and that's he's most likely working with an adult partner. He always first asks misleading questions that he knows the answer to but I don't and then he tries to get more information out of me. I am warning all of you and my group against him too