SCAM
SCAM! SCAM! SCAM! Lower than dirt using a church pastor to scam good people out of their money! Liars, just trying to steal your hard earned cash! Don't send them a dime!
April 10, 2026
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DO NOT CLICK ANYTHING FROM THIS SITE
DO NOT CLICK ANYTHING FROM THIS SITE: its a scam!
Its a video from a "Pastor" from Texas that promises 60 seconds, watching it and see...while watching it they are continously adding positive reviews, timed during this video, its all clearly a scam.
Near the end the claim it should "only" be $5k, and they promise a reduced payment, until the end it sounds like a great deal for less than ,$100, all classic scam tactics ...
and i googled the website: earnwithgod and they use a trademark-type name of proverbprofits.
The saddest part is, beyond trying to take money from someone, to use Faith to do it. Its heartbreaking to see these...
Be careful and do not click!!
March 30, 2026
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