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Does anyone have information about Carnegie Academy tax lien

Nicholas Haynes
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Hello does anyone know about Carnegie Academy for tax liens? I went to their seminar here in San Diego and purchased their tax lien package. They promise that I will have access to their list of liens and that they will help set me up with an investment account etc. I hope I haven't been scammed. if anyone has any info please let me know. 

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Ned Carey
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@Nicholas Haynes I have never heard of them.  i would be wary of any company selling tax liens. If they are  good investments why dont they keep them themselves. There are companies out there that sell liens to students, often as a way to get rid of bad or risky liens. 

Tax liens are an investment that is easy to make sound good and risk free. It is actually difficult and full of risk.

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