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5 ******ed Get-Rich Quick Scams (People Still Fall For)

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http://www.cracked.com/article_16648_5-******ed-get-rich-quick-scams-people-still-fall.html
 
firstly lol to your avvy and secondly yeah they are pretty ******ed
 
Ugh.
My own mommy almost fell for #5. I don't feel snarky and cynical looking at that -- just sad.
 
Ugh, **** Matthew Lesko. :down
 
We need a cracked thread. too often are sites just posted...
 
Are we allowed to post links to sites with cussing?
 
I feel genuinely bad for people who fall victim to scams. Maybe I'm just too soft :P
 
Cracked is one of the best parts of the day for me.
 
surely the biggest scams of all are the dicing machines on informercials or anythig that is generally a slicer or a juicer.

everyone in the world has one but nobody uses them...

how the hell did they infiltrate our lives?
 
surely the biggest scams of all are the dicing machines on informercials or anythig that is generally a slicer or a juicer.

everyone in the world has one but nobody uses them...

how the hell did they infiltrate our lives?

Impulse on the brain I guess...
 
I like to fall for my own get rich quick schemes.

not these pre-canned ones.
 
What's sad is that people actually spend their life savings on some of these cons. I had a friend who quit his job that paid 80,000 yearly where he got 6 weeks of vaction a year, excellent benefits, and an easy job for a job that promised pay of "up to" 350,000 a year.

He currently works at Subway as a "Sandwich Artist".
 
What's sad is that people actually spend their life savings on some of these cons. I had a friend who quit his job that paid 80,000 yearly where he got 6 weeks of vaction a year, excellent benefits, and an easy job for a job that promised pay of "up to" 350,000 a year.

He currently works at Subway as a "Sandwich Artist".


"SUBWAY eat fresh."
 
The problem is everyone wants to be rich at some point in their life,so these scams pray on those people. I woke from my informerical nightmare after Matt tricked me.
 
surely the biggest scams of all are the dicing machines on informercials or anythig that is generally a slicer or a juicer.

everyone in the world has one but nobody uses them...

how the hell did they infiltrate our lives?
Phuck that - I want a slicer :up:
 
The problem is everyone wants to be rich at some point in their life,so these scams pray on those people. I woke from my informerical nightmare after Matt tricked me.
Not all of these "internet scams" are selling get-rich-quick. If you click the link, you will notice themes that prey on the retired, civic-minded, and poor as well.
 

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