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Scam verdict · Educational pattern check
Treat as data-harvest

Is decision-study.org a scam?

Treat it as one. Unsolicited “study” or “survey” sites that arrive forwarded by a family member are a classic data-harvesting pattern — the questions collect personal details, and sometimes payment information, that get resold or used for follow-up scams. Don't enter any information, and tell the relative who forwarded it, so the chain stops with you.

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