World Wide Warning, The resource for world wide warnings!

The World Wide Warning team and its web-site strive to bring you the most complete source of warnings available on the world wide web. Our primary goal is to collect and publish important warning information for businesses of all sizes. This web-site will provide warnigns regarding potential or proven fraudulent businesses and activities as well as warnings regarding specific individuals and companies that you as a business owner, entrepeneur, or investor need to be aware of. There are many traps and pitfalls out there and we aim to expose as many of these as possible, with your help.

Noni Juice Scam? Spam? Spider Food? Fake? Sugar Water? Bullshit?

The term multi-level markting is often used as a nicer term than pyramid marketing just like spammers call themselves direct-marketing companies. Why does a multi-level marketing company that sells a product known as NoniJuice allow its product to be marketed through spam and why are all internet searches for a Noni-Juice in relation to a scam resulting in spider-food link pages that will transfer you to various different resellers? Find out all about the hype, scam, lies, claims, and real facts about Noni Juice;

WORLD WIDE WARNING NONI JUICE INFORMATION CENTER

We believe that Noni Juice a highly suspicious product. Visit the information center to discover, and uncover, the background of multi-level marketing (MLM) and its links to Mormons and faith-based networking. Uncover the truth about a non-existant substance called Xeronine and why so many resellers and dealers of this juice are known for claiming wonderous health benefits and curing powers. Be sure to check out the report on the undercover TV reporter who recorded how these people operate.

eBay Scammer got Scammed, Brilliantly!
May 23, 2007

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One of the more satisfying things to do is to scam a scammer. Our kudos and appreciation goes out to Jeff for his masterful and brilliant execution of an anti-scam of an eBay scammer who didn’t know what hit him. Well, we know what hit him, the tax on the worthless package he received after attempting to scam the seller. The scammer thought he was getting a PowerBook, but what he got was what you can see in this image:

Scammer Got Scammed

The scammer was operating from an address in London; GIANLUCA SESSAREGO 9B VARLEY PARADE COLINDALE, LONDON, UK Zip Code: NW9 6RR. Pictures of the place can be found on this page and was trying to get the seller to use the fraudulent escrow services of www.set-ltd.net.

The Fraudulent Spotlight of this month: Mr. Mujaahid David Waahiq

This month our team's Fraudulent Spotlight has been cast on a company and individual who has a track record of conducting fraudulent business from Dubai to San Francisco Bay Area and has left a trail of unpaid creditors a mile long, many who have been sollicited from Craigslist. We are pleased to introduce to you;

Mr. David Waathiq of Advanced Technology Publishing, WebTops, and many more...

Mr. Waathiq is also the self-proclaimed vice president of I.D.E.A. (the company behind "Influencing with Integirty"). This peanut gallery con-artist has recently started up a new scam called yourcommunitynews.com. Also read about how Mr. Waathiq steals your IRA pension plan funds as part of his long term "Antelope Valley" land investment scams. This is the same guy being warned about on Craigslist by many people.