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September 11, 2014, 09:38:15 PM
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you keep making alt accounts and new scams and your tired of them bitching at you? why dont u give up and stop trying to scam then and go get a job

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September 12, 2014, 02:51:48 PM
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you keep making alt accounts and new scams and your tired of them bitching at you? why dont u give up and stop trying to scam then and go get a job

You can fuck yourself, ok, If I WANT To scam I would, and if I want to fuck you I would. so shut the fuck up dickwad, and I already have a fucking job what do you do? Still take money from your mommy credit card?
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September 12, 2014, 03:33:06 PM
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I wasn't actually planning on scamming at all, I am 100% against it because it has happened to me before, it just annoys me that when I forgot to list a collateral he called me out and just gave a negative review straight away.

I suspect that few people actually plan on scamming, but when faced with a choice of having to repay a debt, or simply abandoning their forum account, most people would do the logical thing and choose the latter.

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September 13, 2014, 10:00:11 AM
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I wasn't actually planning on scamming at all, I am 100% against it because it has happened to me before, it just annoys me that when I forgot to list a collateral he called me out and just gave a negative review straight away.

I suspect that few people actually plan on scamming, but when faced with a choice of having to repay a debt, or simply abandoning their forum account, most people would do the logical thing and choose the latter.

I seriously needed that loan, but that fucker called devthedev ruined everything for me. I'll be working fullshift nowadays, I'll see what I can do to get a little bit of money.
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September 13, 2014, 09:38:45 PM
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I wasn't actually planning on scamming at all, I am 100% against it because it has happened to me before, it just annoys me that when I forgot to list a collateral he called me out and just gave a negative review straight away.

I suspect that few people actually plan on scamming, but when faced with a choice of having to repay a debt, or simply abandoning their forum account, most people would do the logical thing and choose the latter.

I seriously needed that loan, but that fucker called devthedev ruined everything for me. I'll be working fullshift nowadays, I'll see what I can do to get a little bit of money.

That's awesome.

Why wouldn't you work for the money, if you could get it? While you're wasting more money trying to scam someone, you could, in reality be getting more money the legit way. It's rather hilarious if you ask me.
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