Global Documentation Services Central and Western

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second passport buyers who fall for cheap deals and apparently
advantageous procedures.

The only way to avoid being scammed is to know how to spot a
fraudster. Legitimate citizenship-by-investment programs often have
official government websites.
Here is a list of frequent passport scams that you should keep in mind
while you look to invest in a second citizenship.

Second passports don’t come cheap and don’t come without some sort of
regularity (you should be able to check your details under the
country database system).

Getting a second passport should be very easy, when you understand
how it works and where to get one.

It can take a very short awaiting time (weeks, sometimes days)
The first thing to keep in mind when considering the purchase of a
second passport or documents in general is this: You don’t just pay
for a passport. If anyone offers this type of exchange, it is
definitely a fraud. The Internet is rife with scammers offering
international passports with a low price tag to credulous people, and
browsing the deep web it’s easy to find black market fake passports.

• Avoid scams by asking for more details from the advertiser if needed, then verifying them afterwards (using Google, etc)
• Transact face-to-face (cash on delivery) whenever possible to see the actual product before paying
• Never pay via Western Union, Moneygram or other anonymous (no recipient account) payment services
• Don't buy or sell outside of your country. Don't accept cashier cheques from outside your country
• Avoid doing financial transactions online (online banking, PayPal/credit card payments, etc) while using public computers or networks (internet shops, airport, etc)
• This site is never involved in any transaction, and does not handle payments, shipping, guarantee transactions, provide escrow services, or offer "buyer protection" or "seller certification"
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