Does Anybody Know Melissa Johnson ???

[D.B. Cooper]

Supposedly she's a work at home mom living in BA and makes $8.000 to $15.000 U$D a month.
I think it's a scam but maybe she does live here. Who knows ...

http://onlinecareernews.com/?s=2120262068

 

[wineguy999]

Can I interest you in some land in Florida?

 

[wild_horses]

http://scamxposer.com/scam-review/melissa-johnson/

 

[ajoknoblauch]

Can I interest you in some land in Florida?

Or a bridge to Colonia?

 

[D.B. Cooper]

Can I interest you in some land in Florida?

Only if you can throw in the Obelisco ...

 

[ajoknoblauch]

Can I interest you in some land in Florida?

Land that will soon be underwater as sea level rises.

 

[ghost]

Land that will soon be underwater as sea level rises.

And San Fransisco will have fallen into the pacific after drying up like a municipal prune. There are no safe places.

 

[Rich One]

Supposedly she's a work at home mom living in BA and makes $8.000 to $15.000 U$D a month.
I think it's a scam but maybe she does live here. Who knows ...

http://onlinecareern...m/?s=2120262068

My antivirus did not allow to open this file as" potentially undesirable ...?"

 

[ajoknoblauch]

And San Fransisco will have fallen into the pacific after drying up like a municipal prune. There are no safe places.

San Francisco (and most other California cities) manage their water fairly well, with low per capita consumption. There are exceptions such as Sacramento and a few other cities (http://www.mercurynews.com/data/ci_25299181/unmetered-water-connections-california), mostly in the Central Valley, which have unmetered service. The biggest water guzzlers, though, are the self-entitled farmers of that same valley: http://www.cnbc.com/id/102589665