Posted by oldtanker on August 17, 2016 at 06:31:20 from (66.228.255.59):
In Reply to: Going to be arrested posted by bingo71 on August 16, 2016 at 18:42:00:
My mom wasn't losing it her last few years but she wanted to believe that people in general were honest. She has sent money to the televangelists who were caught up in the scandals and the feed the hungry African ones where only about 5 cents actually went to a charity. Took about a year to get her to understand what safe places there were to donate money to and what ones to watch out for. I didn't really care if she gave her money away but I didn't want her giving to scammers. Today it's the same thing, just people who are getting older, many who are infirmed in some way or another and taking meds that may not do their thought process much good. Add in that a lot of them still trust the government. All of that makes them an easy mark. And if the caller is from a 3rd world country that doesn't care as long as the scammers are not robbing from their population almost impossible to catch or convict. Pretty safe crime for the criminal.
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