From The Vault: Can You Help Us Stop A Scammer?

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🗓️ 29 May 2025

⏱️ 14 minutes

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She called in with a major challenge for us…she needs our help stopping a scammer! Can we help her?

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0:00.0	Here we are. Another train delay, not a problem for Claire.
0:06.1	Phone in hand, ready to play the free coral rewards grabber.
0:09.7	Loose wrist, firm grip.
0:11.8	Textbook. Oh, look at this.
0:14.2	She's won herself 50 coral coins for free.
0:17.3	But now what to spend them on?
0:19.0	Free spins or a casino bonus. And oh, she's gone with free spins.
0:25.7	Lovely choice, Claire. Cash in Coral coins for free to choose rewards you actually want. Coral, we're here for it.
0:34.1	18 plus UK. Participate in selected promos to get coral coins.
0:38.1	Coins expire.
0:39.0	T's and Cs apply.
0:39.9	Take time to think.
0:43.8	The Firt Show.
0:56.4	Eve needs our help here right now because she sees it unfolding in front of her that her in-laws may be breaking up because Jason Mamoa has entered the chat and has been chatting with her mother-in-law, quote unquote.
1:02.1	Hey, Eve, good morning. You were on the bird show. Hi. Hi, good morning. So Jason Mamoa is the
1:07.6	problem, huh? Apparently. What's going on?
1:12.0	So my mother-in-law actually did file for divorce this year.
1:17.2	She was married for ever 40 years.
1:20.0	And when Jason Mamoa came in the picture, or not really the picture, but just messaging,
1:26.4	they fell in love and she fell for divorce.
1:30.0	Wow.
1:31.5	Wait, this is all happening.
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