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Philip Wolf

  • Council Member, Rolling Stone Culture Council
  • Podcast Host, Freelance
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VfL Westercelle vor dem Super-Samstag: Drei Jugend-Teams kämpfen um Titel und den Aufstieg

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By Philip Wolf
| Cellesche Zeitung
Die Jugendfußballer des VfL Westercelle kämpfen an den kommenden Wochenenden um Aufstiege und Titel. Die U16 und U18 wollen in die Niedersachsenliga aufsteigen, die U17 strebt die Bezirksmeisterschaft an. Alle drei Teams starten am Samstag in ihre Entscheidungsspiele.
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Scammers bilk Vancouver Island residents out of nearly $29K - Ladysmith Chronicle

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By Philip Wolf
| Ladysmith-Chemainus Chronicle
A trio of Parksville Qualicum Beach residents were recently victimized by scammers. Oceanside RCMP were contacted by a resident who reported losing more than $20,000 to a cryptocurrency scheme found on a social media platform on April 24. One day later, another resident reported losing more than $7,000 after responding to a phone call, alleging to be from a credit card company and allowing remote access to their computer.
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Scammers bilk Parksville Qualicum Beach residents out of nearly $29K - Parksville Qualicum News

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By Philip Wolf
| Parksville/Qualicum Beach News
A trio of Parksville Qualicum Beach residents were recently victimized by scammers. Oceanside RCMP were contacted by a resident who reported losing more than $20,000 to a cryptocurrency scheme found on a social media platform on April 24. One day later, another resident reported losing more than $7,000 after responding to a phone call, alleging to be from a credit card company and allowing remote access to their computer.
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