Some People will try to get you to give them money in return for nothing.

• If it is too good to be true, it probably is.
• Research before sending money to someone or some project. Look for information on a variety of websites and forums. Be wary.
• Ask questions when you don't understand something or it doesn't seem right.
• Don't let fear, FUD, or FOMO win over common sense. If something is very urgent, ask yourself "why?". It may be to create FOMO or prevent you from doing research.

More to come. 

LAND (square miles)737,815 (1,910,931 sq km)
POPULATION 256,000,000

Land

 Straddling the equator between Australia and continental Asia, Indonesia is the world’s largest archipelago. Most of its more than 17,500 islands feature rugged mountains and dense tropical forests. With more than 100 active volcanoes, it is also the most active volcanic region on earth

People 

Indonesia has the fourth largest population in the world (after China, India, and the United States) and is home to more than 300 ethnic groups. The Javanese and Sundanese ethnic groups make up more than half the population.

Religion

 About 90 percent of Indonesians are Muslims. The rest are mostly Hindus, Buddhists, or nominal Christians. Many people also follow traditional indigenous religious customs.

Language 

More than 700 languages are spoken throughout the archipelago. The national lingua franca is Indonesian, derived from Malay. Most people also speak a regional language at home.

Livelihood 

Many people are small-scale farmers or traders. The country has rich deposits of minerals, timber, crude oil, and natural gas and is a major supplier of rubber and palm oil.Food Rice is the staple. Popular meals include nasi goréng (fried rice and egg with vegetables), satay (barbecued meat skewers), and gado-gado (salad with peanut sauce).

Climate 

Hot and humid. Monsoon winds produce two seasons​—wet and dry. Thunderstorms are common.

LAND (square miles)26,900 (69,700 sq km)
POPULATION 3,720,400

Land 

Georgia is known for its majestic mountain ranges and snowcapped peaks, some rising to well over 15,000 feet (4500 m). Geographically, the country is divided into two main parts​—eastern and western Georgia, each one consisting of several regions with their own climate, customs, music, dances, and food.

Upper Svaneti, GEORGIA

People 

Most of the 3.7 million inhabitants are ethnic Georgians.Religion The majority of the population profess the Orthodox Christian faith. About 10 percent are Muslims.

Language 

The Georgian language is not related to any of the languages of the neighboring countries. Historical sources indicate that the unique Georgian alphabet was invented before our Common Era.

Livelihood 

Many people earn a living from agriculture. More recently, tourism has become a significant part of the Georgian economy.

Harvesting grapes in the Kakheti region of Georgia.

Climate

 The eastern part of the country enjoys a moderate climate. The coast of the Black Sea, in western Georgia, has a subtropical climate, where citrus fruits grow abundantly

Beautiful grapes due for harvesting.

Food 

Bread accompanies every meal on a Georgian table. Traditional bread is baked in a clay oven. A typical main course is a thick stew with spices and fresh herbs. Wine-making has a long history. Traditionally, wine is fermented and kept in large clay vessels. Many families grow their own grapes and make their own wine. Georgia is home to some 500 indigenous grape varieties

Beautifully lady making traditional bread