I am willing to go so far as to say they intentionally are seeking investment sources who don't have the means or sophistication to conduct appropriate diligence.Sadly social media has made it far easier for these bad actor capital raisers to get in front of their target audience with ease.

It sure seems like someone in the media world wants you to believe it. 

You can plug the device into the wall outlet and check the functionality of the wiring.

I am not sold that it is as easy as claims and just another young social media guru taking advantage and that doing their process will be very time consuming to get a lead that goes through.

. - number/spacing of electrical outlets.  

Lots of people lie, I also find with social media some are overly dramatic. 

I personally blame the alarmist asset protection firms, some of which are big on ad spending on social media to get in front of new investors who don't know any better (no fault of their own). 

. - I redid the paint, outlets, switches, flooring, countertops, got new appliances, etc. during the students winter break. 

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