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Are the majority of people meant to be scammed?

Discussion in 'BlackHat Lounge' started by Roparadise, Nov 19, 2011.

  1. Nov 19, 2011
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    Roparadise

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    I'm really starting to believe that the majority of people are meant to be manipulated,controlled and scammed.

    http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/45329512#.Tse47PIRZdd

    Why do older American men,think that all women from East Europe are like super hot? And like want to marry right away?
     
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    WizIMS

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    Lol I guess everyone here have been scammed before..

    I remember 4 years ago, when someone stole my 200$, which were all I back then..

    I am sure that dude is broke now, writing Captcha..
     
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    bertbaby

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    Roparadise

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    But there's a difference between getting ripped off,and believing a 29 year old woman wants to marry you,when your 53 and you've never even met her.
     
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    joaquin112

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    People like to believe in fantasy and not in the HARD TRUTH right in front of them. That's why religion exists, and that's why it's so easy to sell a $50 ebook "cure".