Scam them for Money (Dont Really Do it)

exodus · **Posted:** Thu Jul 24, 2008 3:58 pm

This is a great scam, if that's not an oxymoron. I almost featured it in my con artist act a while back, but decided to leave it out because it's so easy that people may actually try it and get hurt. It's not about doing it to the same person more than once, it's that if you don't sell it right, you will get caught and "punished".

paddy · **Posted:** Fri Jul 25, 2008 4:17 am

juliegel wrote:

paddy wrote:

Dbaker suggested that this be deleted because the kiddies might try it. If anyone would try it, he might get by once. But as soon as someone realized what was going on, he might wind up in the hospital before going to jail.

Some people get very angry at being conned.

Why would you do it more than once to the same person.
"Hey give me another 20, lets try thar again".
Juliegel

Not doing it twice to same person. What I meant was you might do it the first time, then when you thought it was so easy that you would try it again, the next person may see the light, then start to kick some butt.

juliegel · **Posted:** Fri Jul 25, 2008 4:29 am

Ah, I see well thank you for clearing that up I was a little confused for a while.

Juliegel

Maloney123 · **Posted:** Fri Jul 25, 2008 10:46 am

paddy wrote:

juliegel wrote:

paddy wrote:

Dbaker suggested that this be deleted because the kiddies might try it. If anyone would try it, he might get by once. But as soon as someone realized what was going on, he might wind up in the hospital before going to jail.

Some people get very angry at being conned.

Why would you do it more than once to the same person.
"Hey give me another 20, lets try thar again".
Juliegel

Not doing it twice to same person. What I meant was you might do it the first time, then when you thought it was so easy that you would try it again, the next person may see the light, then start to kick some butt.

Does anyone have a fear of people getting VERY upset when you do paper balls over the head on them? Oh, and yes, people will kick [edited] if they get scammed for money.

EDIT: Why do they sensor that?

juliegel · **Posted:** Fri Jul 25, 2008 12:24 pm

It's "crude" language.

But are you being sarcastic, I really can't tell whenever someone posts this type of thing. I am not trying to be rude I just am not sure exactly what way you are coming from.

Juliegel

magickidd786 · **Joined:** 19 Aug 2008 **Posts:** 59

exodus · **Posted:** Sun Aug 24, 2008 1:51 am

Trust me, they do.

Snailboto · **Joined:** 14 Oct 2007 **Posts:** 7

I've seen this in a book called the book of mischief. The way it explains it is to say that you want to play a game where each player places a dollar on the table and bids money. Whoever has the highest bid pays the other person and pockets the money on the table. So let's say you each put a dollar. I would start out with .50 and the person would say .75 I would say a 1 dollar and the other person would say 1.25 believing they would still make a .75 profit. He pays you and pockets the money and you actually make a .75 profit.

mmroczka · **Posted:** Mon Sep 01, 2008 8:55 am

juliegel wrote:

paddy wrote:

Dbaker suggested that this be deleted because the kiddies might try it. If anyone would try it, he might get by once. But as soon as someone realized what was going on, he might wind up in the hospital before going to jail.

Some people get very angry at being conned.

Why would you do it more than once to the same person.

"Hey give me another 20, lets try thar again".

Juliegel

Clearly, you haven't seen some of the kids here. :roll:

-Trix

Mensan · **Joined:** 26 Aug 2008 **Posts:** 68

It might work...on the severely [edited], or the very drunk. Try it on anyone else and you may get ignored-if they are nice-or crippled if they are not so nice. Is the mild laugh you may get worth spending the rest of your life on a wheelchair...as may happen? Only you can say.

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