Cosmetologist Bonus?
2019-07-17 1:32 pm
Is she telling the truth? We live in different states. She’s a licensed cosmetologist trying to open her own store. She’s at the top of her class. I was given the name of a real school. I’ve been talking to her for 2 weeks. We give each other a lot of compliments. We’re both Christian. Currently, she’s asking for $750 to pay a student loan. She says a bonus of $183,000 is coming her way. That I’m her only hope for her to accomplish this. We talk a lot. She says she wants to settle down, and start a family. However, I don’t want a family. Should I trust her, and give $750?
回答 (3)
2019-07-17 1:52 pm
You are very trusting, too much in fact. She's got a huge bonus coming, yet she cannot afford to pay for cosmetology school loans on her own? Seriously, man, wise up. This is no honest Christian woman you've been talking to but a scammer of the worst kind. Possibly even a catfish. Have you ever seen her face to face? Why are you willing to fork over money to someone you haven't known for very long? This is not going to end well for you, you'll be out money and have no gf when this is said and done.
2019-07-17 1:45 pm
No, don't give this woman any money. This sounds like a scam she's running.
Who is paying this $183,000 bonus? The whole thing sounds very improbable and I'm surprised you're being persuaded by it, at least a bit.
She might claim to be Christian, but there are a lot of inconsistencies in her story. For instance, she claims to be a licensed cosmetologist, but then claims to be at the top of her class. Why is she still studying when she is already licensed? Real student loans are a lot more than $750 and anyway she can pay what is owing back over time. There really isn't a pressure on repaying it now.
Finally, you've been talking only 2 weeks and already she's asking for money.
If you heard this story from someone else, would you believe it? I certainly wouldn't.
Don't give her any money and don't give her any more of your time to twist your arm. She is a scammer.
Who is paying this $183,000 bonus? The whole thing sounds very improbable and I'm surprised you're being persuaded by it, at least a bit.
She might claim to be Christian, but there are a lot of inconsistencies in her story. For instance, she claims to be a licensed cosmetologist, but then claims to be at the top of her class. Why is she still studying when she is already licensed? Real student loans are a lot more than $750 and anyway she can pay what is owing back over time. There really isn't a pressure on repaying it now.
Finally, you've been talking only 2 weeks and already she's asking for money.
If you heard this story from someone else, would you believe it? I certainly wouldn't.
Don't give her any money and don't give her any more of your time to twist your arm. She is a scammer.
2019-07-17 1:37 pm
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