FTC on how to spot a fraud (video)
- Thread starter bizousoft
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You know, all it would take to delete that account/video would be to just register that expired domain on his channel page and then set up a catch-all email addy...
Theoretically speaking of course...
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Theoretically speaking of course...
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Wait, so let me get this straight, you just bought a "turn-key" business sight-unseen for $25,000 from some guy you've spoken with twice over the phone and it turned out to not be legit? For realz?!
I wonder how long it took for the guy to "re-invest" the $25,000 after he got it back.
I wonder how long it took for the guy to "re-invest" the $25,000 after he got it back.
What's up with the epic music in the background. Felt like watching an episode of CSI Miami or something.
given that what, 95% of restaurants fail in the first few years I suppose buying someone's restaurant with a "lot of potential" and then being a fucking retard and overpaying by 5x is also a "scam"
hurr durrrr
hurr durrrr
so someone failed in their internet kiosk business so now they want the manufacturuer to give them alll their money back because they think it is afraud. what a load of shit this guy is the fraud.
Anyone dumb enough to fall for these tactics deserves to get scammed. It's survival of the fittest. The dumbshits don't die off anymore, they just get scammed. If you think buying kiosks from someone will get you a nice retirement, you've gotta be the dumbest fucker alive. If it was that easy, why don't they just plop the machines up THAT THEY ALREADY OWN and retire like you want to do? Seriously, the stupidity of people really pisses me off.
Wasn't it 60% or around there? Regardless, restaurants have an enormous fixed overhead and a highly-perishable inventory, bad combination for beginners.