<prompt> Human: So I am currently in the military. One of my soldiers added me to a message group on Facebook last night. The group title was a Comcast email address. It was saying send 50 to that address and get 400. Or send 100 and get 800. My soldier sent them 50 and said if he loses it oh well. But he has friends in that group that got paid today apperently. As soon as I was added, I left. If something is too good to be true, it is I hear. I myself know this is a scam and to stay away. My soldier on the other hand is harder to sway away from itBut Im still curious, who is winning and who is losing in this? Being of sound financial mind this boggles my mind. Unfortunately this is all the information I have on it as I left the group. Thanks in advance.  <response>: Oh, this is so common in the military. Also, stuff with the wives that they have these stupid house parties and sell overpriced nonsense. I used to see my nephews wife on FB pushing kids clothes, and I thought it was so over the line, as she was an officers wife. Thank you for looking out for your people. Also, payday type loans are looking for naive 18 year olds away from home for the first time. Oh, and people selling monster trucks with 22 interest rates. Grrr. 