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12-10-05, 05:06 AM
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What's so wrong with that?
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12-10-05, 10:07 AM
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Yeah, I don't get it. If you told me he was scamming people or putting spyware on their computer via IM that logs their keystrokes and steals their passwords (all possible), that's one thing... but people need to know to proceed with caution.
I'm an affiliate too and I make money when I give people money. Should I ban myself? In fact, I can't think of any reason why anyone would ever back a complete stranger if they weren't looking to make some money for themselves. Can you? |
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12-10-05, 05:00 PM
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If people choose to go with likely scammers over me (which supposrt this forum), what can I do about it? I see where people's loyalty lies.
P.S. If any of you think she is really a she.... well.... good luck with that. |
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12-10-05, 08:02 PM
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One more thing about this: Remember who takes care of you around here.
 I can't promise anything right now, but before you ever take a potential scammer up on their offer, give me a chance to see what I can do. I may be able to match it, or at least come close. I'm looking into this now. |
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12-10-05, 10:28 PM
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I emailed this person to see whats up. Here is the info I got, it might be useful to TP or someone.
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