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It is hard to believe people really do fall for these scams, but I guess they do. .
What nobody wants to admit is that the people "falling for the scam" are just as greedy as the Nigerian Prince and that's why they 'fall for' the 'getting something for nothing'.
I would have sent money to the prince but I gave it all to the IRS guy who called to tell me I was going to jail if I didn't send money right away.
ish I forget about that one. He keeps calling. I said send me a letter! But I won't give him my address. Plus, I need my pay out from the Prince to pay the fake IRS guy.............
What nobody wants to admit is that the people "falling for the scam" are just as greedy as the Nigerian Prince and that's why they 'fall for' the 'getting something for nothing'.
Unfortunately, yes they are. A type of person that I have to mentally pinch myself into believing that they really exist.
An old scam. In the 30's and 40's it was the Spanish prisoner game.
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