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Tried to tip a tumblr blog at 1am and it was such a suspicious transaction it immediately put a full fraud freeze on my account
Fortunately, banks no longer just ask 'did you make that transaction' they want to make sure you weren't scammed into making that transaction and 5mins after their call will give away all your money anyway.
This is an honest to goodness life saving movement and I cannot be happier banks are adopting it
Unfortunately, it meant I had to have the most embarrassing financial call of my life
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Me: Ah yeah I was just trying to tip a tumblr blog
Cash: right and were you directed there by a Facebook link? An Instagram advert?
Me: no I was just on tumblr...on purpose
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Caah: and this person asked you for money?
Me: oh no they just had a funny story, which happened to be about money and I thought, "wouldn't it be funny if I tipped them"
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Me: * covering a reblog by reblog update on the adventures my mutual was having *
Cash: okay I don't think that can actually happen though..
Me: It might not have, but i was happy to tip them just because it was funny
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Cash: and how well do you think you know this person?
Me: *considers explaining how much I know about a beloved mutual without ever knowing their name or face* ... I have no idea who this person is
I think in the end Cash decided there was no saving me from myself
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iersei · 6 months
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[GET A SKETCH REQUEST BY: VOTING GLENN CLOSE HERE + BONUS POINTS FOR VOTING FOR NICKY AND GABLE HERE]
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something about a past you can't escape and the version of yourself that you can't rewrite again
nick and nicholas bickering for @greylight32 !! oh wait, you meant it in a silly way?
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mom says it's MY TURN with the xbox
<3
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ilynpilled · 7 months
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posting some stats from the licensed campaign guide that i was sent bc there is some funny and inconsistent stuff in here but like also jaime’s drawback being that everybody hates his ass sends me
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During World Homeopathy Awareness Week, be aware that homeopathy is pseudoscientiifc fake medicine.
It was concocted before any knowledge of viruses or bacteria, and relies upon magical thinking about water having a "memory" of what has been put into it once that substance has been completely diluted out.
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theygender · 6 months
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I just found out that the majority of the music I used to listen to back in my "emo phase" was actually nu-metal. I don't know what to do with this information
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Obama Indicted Trump 🤔
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Pre-Indictment #4 Facelift
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Post-Facelift
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Speechless. Stunning. SMH
Remember what Hillary Did:
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"Russia Russia Russia"
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https://twitter.com/KevinTober94/status/1691264994996895744?s=20
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throatgina-sausage · 1 year
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This is how you should be looking at the photos of every influencer’s body when you log onto Pinterest, Tiktok or Instagram.
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Ladies and Germs, I saw a video the other day that fxcking blew my mind. This is really important.
https://www.tiktok.com/@thefemalelead/video/7179284617063681285
This woman explains just how easy it is to warp, tuck, reduce and enlarge areas of the body IN REAL TIME while she is recording.
As the video progresses she’s editing her appearance at the same time, while educating us about how easy it is to exist in photos AND VIDEOS online with a body that she (or anyone using these tools) does not possess. By the end, she looks UNRECOGNISABLE. She switches the filters on and off, like a before and after shot. The way the obvious clues such as suspicious looking bathroom tiles and stretched backgrounds are NOT noticeable (because it’s not a still image) is fuxcking dangerously deceptive.
Filters/editing tools are getting more and more advanced and it’s infuriating how these technological advancements are further feeding the beast of unrealistic beauty standards. It’s getting near impossible to to tell what’s real and what’s fake, even on video.
You know that quote ‘’Don’t believe everything you read online’’?
Disbelieve most pictures of bodies you see online
Go to the park, the supermarket, the gym or any public space; That’s what real people look like. 
Please share the hell out of this post or the link to the video above. There’s no such thing as too many people being aware of this BS 
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troubleah · 7 months
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to add onto my revious post: leah loooves making fun of self-hating vampires ( or any supernatural beings really ) and thinks they should just accept it / suck it up / stop angsting only to then spend most of her free time acting like she can ever not be a mikaelson 💚
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dragqueenpentheus · 1 year
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the only way ive figured out how to stop feeling small and talentless is to just keep doing it anyway and so far????? not working will update in future
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andromedarune · 1 year
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Notice on Comments
Hello! Just popping in real quick to say that I’ve gotten a couple suspicious comments with nonsense & a link. For reference, they look like this:
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I am deleting comments like these without regard because they are likely spam or malicious links. As such, please refrain from posting any links on my fanfics -- of course, exceptions can be made with thorough explanation and verification that the links aren’t malicious or spam, but if they seem suspicious I will 100% delete comments from here on out that strike me as bots or as potentially dangerous.
That being said, allow me to run through a little Online Scam PSA. If you are unsure of the warning signs of a scam, hazard links, etc, please click to read more :)
 I highly recommend all my followers to study up on ways to prevent yourself from being hacked or scammed -- be wary of any suspicious/unprompted emails, comments, or messages promising some kind of financial support or “free” gift. If you can, avoid even clicking on a message (especially DMs or texts) as these can potentially lead to your computer or account being hacked. Absolutely, under no circumstances should you ever send money to people you are unfamiliar with, unprompted and unreasonably. If they are accusing you of debt and are demanding payment through gift cards or Bitcoin, it is a 100% a scam and you will not be able to receive your money back.
I am not a legal reference, but my dad is a fraud detective who specializes in Embezzlement, Pyramid Schemes/White Collar Crime, and most common forms of Fraud, so I try to offer that knowledge whenever possible to protect others. If you’re ever unsure if something is a scam or if an offer seems too good to be true, it’s likely bad news :D But seriously, don’t be afraid to drop in my DMs any questions/comments/concerns if y’all have any questions on the matter bc the world is crazy rn and none of us can afford to lose more money than we already are XD
I’m more active on my main Tumblr @danni-dollarsign, so send DMs there if you can! Thank you and pls be careful out there!!!
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inklingofadream · 8 months
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So, having given up on the book that was vexing me a couple days ago I'm now reading Unmask Alice and it's killing meeeee
Things I knew: Go Ask Alice is not a real diary; subsequent anonymous diaries were also super fake; it's not even an especially good fake if you are not a suburban parent in the 70s who has never encountered The Drugs; there was some deeply hinky stuff going on with the author's subsequent fake diaries
Things I didn't know: Beatrice Sparks was Mormon. She grew up in Logan. She lived in Provo at the time she wrote the diaries
This book literally opens with "I know we're all used to being able to look up what we're doing to find out where it's going but I think you'll have a better time if you don't."
I have not obeyed this directive. I know this guy doesn't have the information I need. He isn't going to bother to tell me the name of the restaurant in Logan she worked at as a teen. He isn't going to tell me where in Provo her house was. He won't bother with whether her and her husband were eventually sealed in the temple in their lifetime, or if they were just kinda passively next to the church but not doing much about it
I went on familysearch trying to find this information. I went DEEP. I also FAILED. but. all attempts to search HER got me a 404 error. Searching her mother and getting to her page via the family tab DID work. which is all very suspicious to me...
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ilynpilled · 7 months
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the thing with george and fanfic is that i think hes a lil confused
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marilynschaffer · 9 months
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Marilyn Schaffer Exposed: Dark Path of Investor Fraud
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Marilyn Schaffer used her charismatic demeanor and knowledge of the fintech industry to attract investors. Schaffer, leveraging her knowledge of the industry and insight into market trends to create an attractive investment opportunity in the trillion-dollar hospitality, restaurant and service industry, created a compelling investment opportunity.
By attending networking events, conferences and making personal connections with potential investors, Schaffer was able to identify those who were attracted by the enormous potential of the sector. She customized her approach for each investor by conducting thorough research into their investment preferences. Schaffer created rapport with investors by demonstrating her knowledge and matching her pitch to their goals.
Schaffer used persuasive tactics to convince investors. She carefully crafted a narrative that highlighted the exponential growth of her company and its profitability. Schaffer exaggerated the company's capabilities and potential market, and played on investors' desire for high returns. Schaffer created a sense that XTM Inc. was a great investment. She shared testimonials and success stories from supposed customers to enhance her credibility.
To further enhance her reputation, she developed a network consisting of people who seemed to be successful investors. She strategically set up meetings between these people and potential investors, so that they could vouch for her integrity and the profitability and success of her business. She created the illusion of an investment opportunity by leveraging testimonials and social proof.
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Schaffer deliberately avoided providing substantial documentation or paperwork to investors in order to maintain the illusion of legitimacy. She exploited their eagerness to participate and trust, operating in an environment with limited transparency. Investors were unable to conduct due diligence or verify the legitimacy of investments because of this lack of documentation. The lack of transparency Schaffer intentionally created shielded her and kept her out of scrutiny, allowing her to work in the shadows. This allowed investors to remain unaware of what was really going on at XTM Inc.
By withholding crucial information and discouraging her investors from seeking independent financial or legal advice, Schaffer controlled the narrative around her company. She controlled investors' perceptions through selectively sharing good news and deflecting questions about financial statements or auditored reports. This lack of transparency deliberately created a false trust that made it easier to exploit unknowing investors.
Schaffer redirected investor money to personal gain instead of using the funds raised for the development and growth of XTM Inc. She lived a lavish lifestyle, paid for personal expenses and diverted money to purposes that were not related to the growth of her company. Schaffer's actions showed a total disregard for the faith investors had placed in her and a callous abuse of their hard-earned funds.
Schaffer used shell companies and financial transactions to conceal the misappropriation. She used a variety of methods, such as offshore accounts and fake invoices, in order to conceal the money trail and avoid detection. She created the impression of a successful business by manipulating financial records.
The fraudulent path taken by Marilyn Schaffer is a warning to new investors. This story highlights the importance of doing thorough due diligence and demanding transparency. It also shows how to critically evaluate the credibility of the claims made by executives. Investors need to be wary of people who do not provide proper documentation, exaggerate promises, or create an urgency. Before making an investment decision, it is important to do research on the company, evaluate its technology and confirm its financial health.
The experiences of those who were scammed by Schaffer should remind us to be cautious and skeptical when we are considering investment opportunities. Transparency and verifiable proof of success are essential to earning trust. Investors need to seek independent financial and legal advice, do background checks on executives and request access to audited statements. Investors can avoid falling prey to frauds such as the one perpetrated Marilyn Schaffer by maintaining a healthy level of skepticism, and doing their research diligently.
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omni-scient-pan-da · 1 year
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May: So yeah, there's this competition my moot is doing on Twitter to vote for their gayest mutual and- [continues to ramble]
Me: *follows May on Twitter and has post notifications on for them, and already committed voter fraud by using four different Twitter accounts to ensure May won* Uh huh uh huh, wow what a crazy story
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aiartawareness · 1 year
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Canvas “paintings” on Amazon. These are all from the same listing.
The biggest giveaways are the hair, especially the hairline and the edges of the hair. The eyelids of all three have too many creases.
The first image was the one I had the hardest time with, but the earrings seem unnatural, like they don’t really hang from the ears, the earrings have odd trailing textures in the negative space inside the hoops, and the ears are small in proportion to the face, 
Second image, the hair on the right side is really clearly AI generated. The earring is not symmetrical and the pattern on it is inconsistent. The ear also appears disproportionately small. The flowers on this one are more chaotic, like when you look close they don’t even seem like flowers, and you can see odd textural bits.
The third image, right side, the strands of hair are smeary and the negative space between the strands and the rest of the hair is darker than the background. Also see how unnaturally clear the highlight on the upper lip is (it should be broken up because of the facial hair), how the beard seems to start directly beneath the bottom lip, and how the beard morphs into shadow on the neck (color is inconsistent with the rest of the neck shading). And the neckline is ambiguous (see the highlights where the edge of the shirt seems to be, and the area that should be skin but is colored the same as the shirt.
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hello 👋 can you please reblog my cat post? thanks a lot ❤️
I'm sorry if this "cat" is real. But you are not.
Your blog has very nice and aesthetically pleasing pictures that COINCIDENTALLY were only reblogged on Oct 12. Yesterday, the same day you sent this message, I´m sure not only to me. And the same day you created the blog and the post asking for help.
Another red flag on my time here is that your blog is only accessible via Tumblr dash.
So, if this cat you say exists, I hope the best for him, and whatever you received with that post goes to cover his medical issues.
But if you are the lowest level of human example, for trying to use the idea of a sick animal for some cash. I hope your Nethers transform into cacti, and you never die, just stay alive to have perpetual diarrhea.
To the followers:
PLEASE BE AWARE OF THIS KIND OF PEOPLE THAT PREY ON THE GOOD HEART AND INTENTIONS OF PEOPLE THAT ONLY WANT TO HELP THEIR FELLOW HUMAN AND/OR ANIMAL COMPANION.
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