Joe, when you were a financial planner, did you ever have clients who got scammed in any kind of wire fraud scheme?

Man, I got very lucky. We never had that happen. We had a few people that got the phone calls.

But you know what? We never came close. Everybody that I worked with was lucky enough to not have to happen.

You know, I got a creepy phone call the other day, actually, from somebody who was like... I think you were saying from you. No, someone who called and they wanted to talk to me about my Bank of America card. And I was like, I don't have a Bank of America card. Yeah. And then I got super paranoid when I hung up because I was like, was that one of those AI where they called just to get the AI of your

voice? But if any, I mean, if anyone wants the AI of my voice, I've got like a thousand hours

of podcast in the public record. Yeah, it might be a few files. This is the most creative one that I've

gotten lately. Yeah. I got a docu sign returned to me saying that the document's been completed, click here.

Ooh.

With all the docu sign verbiage and everything.

And I'm like, docu sign, what?

I mean, it was very official looking.

Yeah, so-and-so countersigned the document, click here.

Yikes.

Man, you can never be too careful.

Well, we're going to tackle a question today from a listener who might have had a very

close call with a potential wire fraud scheme and wants to know what he can do to protect

himself against future potential fraud.

We're also going to hear from a listener. This is like, can you use a audio testimonial as a

success story? He took my advice and his net worth is up $3 million. I mean, cheers to him for,

he's the one who did the work, but wow. So listen to this show. It can be worth a lot is what I got to say to that. And finally,

we're going to take a call from a listener who wants to know if we can put the E in entrepreneur.

All that? All that in one episode. Welcome to the Afford Anything podcast, the show that

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