Post: #1

http://www.thestar.com/news/investigatio...later.html

Game Recognized!!

Post: #2

Quote:Ellen’s is a story that is hard to believe, and even more difficult to comprehend. How could a mature, self-sufficient woman send such a huge sum of money to someone she never even met?

Quote:Ellen says “Dave” told her he had been left a sizeable inheritance offshore, but because of a lawyer’s incompetence, he had to clear some debts before he could sell the assets.

“I am of the nature that I would help anybody,” Ellen says. “I don’t like the idea of not being able to help somebody if I can.”

Post: #3

Respect

   

Post: #4

Quote:Ellen was retired, living a comfortable life in a nice home in British Columbia. In the driveway was a luxury car, and her house was paid for.

Not really game, this is preying on senior citizens. It's a huge business all over the USA too, from everything to unneeded insurance to car repair to hyper expensive frying pans. I have a mom in her 60's with a sizeable retirement savings and the number of stories I hear from her would make your head spin. Is she starts going senile I'm going to move quickly to get immediate access to her accounts out of her hands, so she has to go through me or a sibling to access her money.

Think about it: the people with the most saved wealth in our society are also those who are most trusting, lonely, and have the highest rate of mental issues. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to realize that lonely senior citizens are easy targets for a personable scam artist.

No respect from me, this is preying on the weak and elderly, not something any decent man should do. Real men produce, they don't leech.

Post: #5

http://www.419eater.com/html/hall_of_shame.htm

Post: #6

(11-30-2013 08:55 PM)BigDave Wrote:  No respect from me, this is preying on the weak and elderly, not something any decent man should do. Real men produce, they don't leech.

Completely agree.

She was a complete and utter idiot, but stealing from an elderly woman is considered game now?