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You don’t have a contract until the lease is signed, by both parties.My usual process when someone is interested in one of my houses is:Get a filled out application from each adult, and $40 I think it is for the credit and background check. (It goes through my property manager’s website, so I’m not sure)I look at the applications, and see if I would rent to them. If it is a go, and I decide I’ll rent to them, then and only then do I process the credit/background check. This way, if there is something on their application that is going to be a problem, and we don’t come to terms, I refund the credit check fee.Assuming nothing new comes out on the credit and background check, We write the lease, send it to them, and request the earnest money, which depending on property is $500 or $1000 or even more for my expensive homes. This is credited towards move in costs/deposits of course too.When I have the earnest money, and all adults signatures on the lease, then and only then, do I sign it, putting us into contract.Move in day, they bring in certified funds, the rest of the money to complete first month’s rent and deposit.SO, if you didn’t deposit the earnest money and sign the lease, I will continue showing the home, and accept anyone else I please to rent the property.

For a company that is a) funded b) has no shortage of capital, it is not expensive to open an office in Philippines. Below is a break down of the cost for opening and registering the company, specifically in Manila.Contract of Lease – if you rent the place in the major city like Makati, your monthly rent should be at least $1500 to $2000 for a space that can accommodate 20 people. You need to pay in a year advance. This is mostly the rule of most owners.Mayor's Certificate / Barangay Clearance - this would probably cost around $650 depending on employees too and size of company / space.BIR Registration - $50 - $100. It might cost more for corporation and for foreigner ownership and agent fees. (there are a lot of forms you would have to fill out such as SEC, permit, TIN, Certificate of registration, etc0SSS registration - $0Annual Registration Fee - $5 - $10Business Permit from BPO - $80If you sum them up, this can come up to be $24,850 including 1 year rent paid in advance.Please note: I did not include all the other small tiny hidden costs.Most people cut the cost if they are lucky to find an office without having to pay a year in advance and only pay 3 months.Others would just get the space from a co-working space to save on the cost.

The premise of the question is not true; they have been coming up with new ideas. They are evolving, and have been ever since the invention of scamming. “Wealthy fortune” is not the only type of scam out there.Here is a scam from craigslist preying on tenants. The property was listed at about 20% below market value, and I emailed him saying I was interested; here is his response:Hello,The apartment is available for long or short term lease, The 2 Bedroom apartment is located at 2001 Mcallister St #103 San Francisco, CA 94118.This apartment is fully furnished and loaded with all amenities.AmenitiesGarageBalconyDoormanFitness CenterFurnishedTerraceWasher/Dryer in UnitAlarmCable/Satellite TVHigh Speed InternetDishwasherGarbage DisposalWheelchair AccessGasMonthly Rent: $3,000Security Deposit:$1,000This is a home and a lovely apartment with all amenities and If you don't mind, I would like to know a little about you---- like where you are presently located, what you do and your exact move in date?. I apologize for being personal but I need to have a little idea of whom is looking to rent my property.Thanks,Robert Tyler.[I introduce myself and say some stuff. Then...]Hello,I received your email and it is OK by me if you want the apartment as stated. The apartment lease period is flexible(depending on how long you desire), all you have to do is to make reservation to secure the apartment for your proposed move in date. The rent per month is $3,000 with utilities. heat, gym, hot water, electricity, AC, parking for car and high speed internet wireless.The apartment was newly renovated with modern amenities. It is a well furnished apartment that has a lot of breath taking amenities and with all modern technology in it, it has stainless steel appliances, industrial kitchen faucet, dishwasher. The living room is open and amazing laundry facilities in unit, electric,garbage disposal, cable TV available, a rental car available 24hrs daily. Pets allowed and the apartment will only be available for viewing/move-in as from July 25th, as that is when the current occupants lease will expires.The present occupants lease will expire 11:00am July 25th, and that is the earliest viewing/move-in date (July 25th); so you can schedule for viewing of the unit as from 12 noon on the 25th of July. However if you are really interested in this apartment then i will advice you try and secure it now so that you do not loose it to other prospective tenants who are also in contact. Like I said before who secures it first gets the unit.To book for the apartment upon your move-in date, you are to make deposit of the first monthly rent of $3,000 and the security deposit of $1,000 making it $4,000, before the apartment can be reserved, the deposit is fully refundable in a situation you do not like/want the apartment upon viewing/move-in date, but keeping the apartment reserved without deposit, i cannot guarantee that because someone might come forward before you to secure the apartment since the apartment is available for long and short term Lease. Making deposit secures the apartment.I must let you know that this apartment is in high demand , so if you are really interested in securing the apartment, then you must act fast to have it secured prior to your move in date because i cannot guarantee the availability of the apartment before July 25th, unless you make reservation now as demands for apartment is very high, and since my apartment is available for long and short term lease, someone might lease the apartment for 1 year, so i cannot guarantee the availability then.If you wish to proceed then get back to me for lease contract and reservation details for booking.Regards,Robert Tyler.[At this point I already know it's a 80% chance of scam, but I say I'm interested anyway just in case. Then...]Hello,I have sent lease contract attached to this email, go through it carefully and if you agree to the terms and conditions of theapartment then you can go ahead and make deposit to have the apartment reserve for you upon your move in date.To make reservation for the apartment, you are to make deposit of the first monthly rent of ($2,800) and the security deposit of ($1,000) which total to ($3,800). The deposit should be made via bank wire transfer to the landlord account details below, and also provide me with the wire transfer receipt after you have done the transfer for confirmation.Ensure to fill out your name(s) where applicable and your move in and move out date.There is a clause in lease contract which state that upon your viewing or arrival date, if you do not like or want the apartment, your monthly rental fee and the security deposit will be refunded completely back to you.1.Bank Name: Bank of America2.Account Name: Kevin Iydell Hall3.Account Number: 4460315823974.Routing Number: 540520105As soon as you fill out the lease contract, you are to send a scan copy of the lease contract signed via email as an attachment with a copy of the transfer slip for my confirmation.After payment has been received, a receipt will be issued and post to your address and a copy of the receipt will be given to the doorman with a copy of your lease agreement which you will filled and return back. So it is very important that when coming you should come along with your receipt.Looking forward to a wonderful Landlord/tenant relationship.I shall await your email.Robert Tyler.(At this point I just stopped responding)Example 2 (phishing email sent by third-party gold seller website; successfully stole my account several years ago because it exploited my fear of being discovered by Blizzard since I was botting and selling gold for real cash)Greetings,An investigation of your World of Warcraft account has found strong evidence that the account in question is being sold or traded. As you may not be aware of, this conflicts with Blizzard's EULA under section 4 Paragraph B which can be found here: WoW -> Legal -> End User License Agreement and Section 8 of the Terms of Use found here:WoW -> Legal -> Terms of UseThe investigation will be continued by Blizzard administration to determine the action to be taken against your account. If your account is foundviolating the EULA and Terms of Use, your account can, and will be suspended/closed/or terminated.In order to keep this from occurring, you should immediately verify that you are the original owner of the account.To verify your identity please visit the following webpage:https://us.battle.net/login/login.xml?ref=https://www.worldofwarcraft.com/account/&app=wamOnly Account Administration will be able to assist with account retrieval issues. Thank you for your time and attention to this matter, and your continued interest in World of Warcraft.Sincerely,Account Administration