Dec 1, 2016 07:28 AM (This post was last modified: Dec 1, 2016 07:31 AM by Prophet Banana.)
Hello I am a millennial retard with strict liberal values. I never judge a person by race, religion, or appearance. So when a newly registered user with 5 reps asked me to go first in a $500 currency exchange, I said no problem.
What a misfortune fellow member. Here I will express my concerns for your lack of better judgement but also apologise personally for your loss. I sincerely hope but not truly believe your issue becomes resolved.
(Dec 1, 2016 07:28 AM)Prophet Banana Wrote: Hello I am a millennial retard with strict liberal values. I never judge a person by race, religion, or appearance. So when a newly registered user with 5 reps asked me to go first in a $500 currency exchange, I said no problem.
I got scammed shortly after.
You posted this as a reply somewhere else, and now you make a thread.
This is 100% the first thing i thought about when i read the thread " 'You're Not Upgrade Bro' "
if you don't trust someone who seems sketchy af then you're a biggot that hates everyone.
(Dec 1, 2016 07:31 AM)Galileo Galilei Wrote: This is 100% the first thing i thought about when i read the thread " 'You're Not Upgrade Bro' "
if you don't trust someone who seems sketchy af then you're a biggot that hates everyone.
Dec 1, 2016 07:46 AM (This post was last modified: Dec 1, 2016 07:50 AM by Yoshikage Kira.)
Yet people with large amounts of rep still scam. Take for example, the infamous Anonymous.
I'm not disagreeing with you, obviously a new member has a lot less to lose, but if you just blindly trust people with lots of rep you can still end up scammed.
always have to be careful on the internet, even if someone has good rep, doesn't mean there isn't a chance of being scammed. you always have to watch out for yourself. I got scammed by someone with really good rep but I guess he wanted to stop being legit since I wasn't the only one :(