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  Michael Wynar Mace Hard Case Pepper Spray
  A mugger or attacker will have serious problems, when you or your college aged daughter , or anyone for that matter, blasts him in the face, with a Mace self-defense pepper spray ! It does not even matter whether it came fro...  moreMace Hard Case Pepper Spray
  A mugger or attacker will have serious problems, when you or your college aged daughter , or anyone for that matter, blasts him in the face, with a Mace self-defense pepper spray ! It does not even matter whether it came from a leatherette case or a hard case, because his face will feel like it’s on fire, and he will be sufficiently distracted as the person escapes, rather than becoming another statistic!
  In red, black, blue, purple or green, and with a glow-in-the-dark locking safety cap, your Mace pepper spray in the hard outer case , also has a key ring so that you can easily carry it with your keys. That way you will always have it with you, and you will always be prepared. Some folks keep one in the console of each car, and they keep one attached to the handle on the dog leash. You never know when you can be taking Sparky for a walk, and some thug tries to mess with you.
  
  To Order Visit: www.toledoguardian.com  less

  • September 21, 2015
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  Michael Wynar Publisher's Clearing House Scam..
  You receive a letter in the mail informing you that you've won the Publisher's Clearing House (PCH) Sweepstakes. It says that PCH has even included a check to cover the taxes on your winnings.
  All you have to do is depo...  morePublisher's Clearing House Scam..
  You receive a letter in the mail informing you that you've won the Publisher's Clearing House (PCH) Sweepstakes. It says that PCH has even included a check to cover the taxes on your winnings.
  All you have to do is deposit the check in your account, then withdraw the money and wire or use a prepaid debit card to send the "taxes" to a third party. Then it claims Publishers Clearing House can release your winnings. We are getting many calls from consumers who fall for this swindle. After they send the money, the check bounces and they must repay the bank. The real Publishers Clearing House has nothing to do with this scam, of course.  less

  • September 19, 2015
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  Michael Wynar Phony
  job offers. Consumers are receiving fake job offers by email or even Facebook.
  
   
  ...  morePhony
  job offers. Consumers are receiving fake job offers by email or even Facebook.
  
   
  
  Example:
  
   
  
  Dear
  Applicant,
  
   
  
  Your
  resume has been examined on www.snagajobs.com by our HR Department and we
  believe you are capable of handling the position of a Data Entry, Front Office,
  Office clerk, Administrative Assistant candidate based on your resume. Your
  details has been forwarded to Mr. Timothy Perry, (HR Manager) he would be
  conducting an online interview with you to discuss the Job Details, Pay Scale, Benefits
  and company etc.
  
   
  
  You
  are to set up a screen name with yahoo instant messenger and add up the
  company's Hiring Manager's ID to your buddy list, yahoo screen name (---) and
  instant message him for an online interview/briefing exercise. The schedule
  time for the interview/briefing's exercise is 8:20am on Monday 09-14-2015. You
  are to be available on yahoo messenger
  
  or
  Google Hangout for the interview, Your swift and timely response matter...    less

  • September 18, 2015
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  Michael Wynar Better Business Bureau
  Serving Northwestern Ohio and Southeastern Michigan, Inc.
  IRS Scams Continue and Other Alerts
  ...  moreBetter Business Bureau
  Serving Northwestern Ohio and Southeastern Michigan, Inc.
  IRS Scams Continue and Other Alerts
  
  
   The bogus robocalls from the "IRS" continue to
  deceive consumers and trick some into sending their money. We have
  done many alerts on this fraud, but BBB gets an average of 30 consumers
  calls every day asking if we "know anything" about them. We explain that
  the IRS does NOT PHONE consumers; it notifies them of any problems by
  mail.
  The calls come from many locations, especially Los Angeles and the West
  Coast. Caller ID gives many numbers but those are often "spoofed" and
  fake. The recorded message is professional: "This is the IRS calling.
  You owe back taxes and this is your last warning. Call us immediately
  at (number)." We have talked to some consumers who called the numbers
  and were terrified by the threats of arrest and prosecution they
  received; one told us that she had sent $ 8,000 by Western Union to
  avoid being arrested. Please remind your fam...    less

  • September 18, 2015
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  Michael Wynar Microsoft 10 Scam
  Better Business Bureau
  Serving Northwestern Ohio and Southeastern Michigan, Inc.
  Important Immediate Current Alerts!! ...  moreMicrosoft 10 Scam
  Better Business Bureau
  Serving Northwestern Ohio and Southeastern Michigan, Inc.
  Important Immediate Current Alerts!!
  
  First: Some hackers are exploiting Microsoft's offer of free upgrades to its new Windows 10 operating system. Security researchers are warning about a wave of bogus spam emails with
  malicious attachments, labeled as if they're legitimate copies of the new program.
  
  The attachments contain a "ransomware" program that, when opened, locks all the data on a computer and demands payment to release them.
  
  Researchers at Cisco Systems say the emails are designed to look like an official upgrade notice from Microsoft Corp., but several words have random, out-of-place letters and punctuation.
  
  Another important clue: Microsoft says its update mechanism provides computer owners with a notice on their screens -- not via email – when a direct Internet download is available. Experts warn against clicking on files that come with unsolicited emails!  less

  • September 13, 2015
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  Michael Wynar www.toledoguardian.com
  
  Important Scam Warning..
  Is your company violating government regulations? Beware of a scam that attempts to fool you into paying fees to stay in compliance with government regulations that don't even exist. ...  morewww.toledoguardian.com
  
  Important Scam Warning..
  Is your company violating government regulations? Beware of a scam that attempts to fool you into paying fees to stay in compliance with government regulations that don't even exist.
  You receive an official-looking letter in the mail. It's labeled something like
  "Notice of Potential Compliance Violation,"
  "Certificate of Good Standing Request Form" or "Annual Letter
  Solicitation Form," and it looks like a document from the Ohio
  or Michigan government. The mailing informs you that, in order to be in compliance with a regulation, you need to fill out the attached form and send it back with $125.
  In fact there is no "corporate records" filing form or "good standing certificate." Scammers are hoping that business owners, eager to adhere to regulations, will automatically pay any "government" fee that comes along. There are many versions of this scam. Con artists are very creative in thei...    less

  • September 13, 2015
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  Michael Wynar is now friends with Vivian Eisenecher.

  • September 11, 2015
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  Michael Wynar Visit  Toledo Guardian for all of your self protection needs, whether personal, home or business.

  • September 8, 2015
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  Michael Wynar is now friends with Sheridan Corey.

  • September 7, 2015
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  Michael Wynar is now friends with Noel Figueroa.

  • September 7, 2015

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