Warped
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How many of you have been scammed by a major corporation or politician?? There is probably not one person here who hasn't been ****ed by some douche bag organization or institution in one way or another. Now this may sound like a Captain Obvious speech but some people here may not even know to what extent a scam can do to a person or their family.
One such scam that I know all too well is this: Plastic
If your thinking you need a credit card, they can be a great tool. And those who are looking to buy a house or a car, its a much needed necessity. I have used them myself for items, books, vacations, etc. They have come in handy but out of nowhere they can jack your interest rate sky high and rake in record profits off the backs of hardworking people.
Another scam that comes to mind is extended warranties.
A lot of times there is a lot of fine print and to fully understand the package, you'd have to read a 20 page disclaimer. Say you bought a PC and you didn't read the extended warranty you bought. Basically it may cover all the physical damage to the machine, but realistically most of the time a software or maleware problem will occur that will break the machine down. I'm not speaking from experience in this situation, but I do realize its a scam.
So if you have any bullshit stories or complaints about scams, let them be heard.
One such scam that I know all too well is this: Plastic
If your thinking you need a credit card, they can be a great tool. And those who are looking to buy a house or a car, its a much needed necessity. I have used them myself for items, books, vacations, etc. They have come in handy but out of nowhere they can jack your interest rate sky high and rake in record profits off the backs of hardworking people.
Another scam that comes to mind is extended warranties.
A lot of times there is a lot of fine print and to fully understand the package, you'd have to read a 20 page disclaimer. Say you bought a PC and you didn't read the extended warranty you bought. Basically it may cover all the physical damage to the machine, but realistically most of the time a software or maleware problem will occur that will break the machine down. I'm not speaking from experience in this situation, but I do realize its a scam.
So if you have any bullshit stories or complaints about scams, let them be heard.