Where Online Scams Come From

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  @PokeNE_Pokemon · 2 years ago (edited) · pinned

  As an online store I can confirm every order I shipped to Doral Florida was illegally chargebacked. I no longer ship there at all<br><br>EDIT - if I saw a normal residential address there, I’d absolutely ship there but so far it’s only addresses with weird numbers at the end of the address which designate warehouse bays… I’m sure there are great people living there

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• MO

  @MonsterEats3 · 10 months ago

  “He was suppose to find it”. We’re literally witnessing L vs Kira 💀

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• ST

  @stephaniesinternetlife · 2 years ago

  I died when you asked about the weather in Florida and he said “it’s a bit chilly” 😂😂

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• KE

  @KeshenMac · 10 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Te4_sWIMy4&amp;t=1225">20:25</a> that 2nd airtag plot twist...amazing....

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• LI

  @Lil-Britches · 2 years ago

  I would freak out if I was running a scam on an American with a sign on my door in another country &quot;I want my cookies back&quot; wild 😂

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• ED

  @edwardhamm5535 · 2 years ago

  Donald Rumsfeld??? The Bush defense secretary who stated &apos;know unknowns&apos;???? PERFECT

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• TH

  @thebullgator · 2 years ago

  Growing up in Florida, you learn real quick, not to do any business with anyone from Miami or any of it suburbs. if you’re trying to buy a truck, boat or any other purchases, you’ll find your best deal in Miami. But the deals are always too good to be true and there’s always strings attached.

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• LE

  @lesliemartin3 · 2 years ago (edited)

  When I was in a rehab facility in Florida back in the early 2010s I was released and stayed at a halfway house in Pompano Beach. Immediately the other girls told me I could go to work with them as early as the next morning since they all worked in the same phone room somewhere. Our &quot;job&quot; was calling a series of phone numbers reminding people of time shares that were close to expiring. Our only objective was to get the existing time share owners to add time to their vacation and we would grease the wheels by including free admission to attractions located near their rented property. It was a total scam but that phone room was like 1 of 500 in south Florida. Not only was it super weird, the people who owned or leased the location of said phone rooms were all ex convicts.<br> &nbsp; &nbsp;If anyone really felt the need to get more Intel simply fake an addiction and spend some time in Florida. You&apos;ll be on the scam circuit before you unpack your suitcase.

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• DA

  @danipickles · 2 years ago

  As someone who lives in Doral hearing &quot;Doral&quot; pronounced the same way as &quot;Coral&quot; messes with my ear

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• TA

  @tara-s7j · 2 years ago

  Idk what it is abt a chuppl video that just feels a step above other investigative journalism on here- even if it maybe isnt as high of stakes. The production, the humor, and being okay with a story just kinda having a mid ending instead of making a false narrative or hyping it up for views- It’s just Good. The dude got me to watch video essays about bread tags and glitter; I think that shows the quality of the videos.

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• AQ

  @aquamonstra-t7w · 5 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Te4_sWIMy4&amp;t=1254">20:54</a> MY JAW DROPPED AT THE LENS TAG TWIST

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• AN

  @antonSugar · 2 years ago

  The extended warranty scam started with a person with a foreign accent who then transferred me to a native speaker who immediately caught on to my car having 69,420 miles on it. It stopped being funny after a while.

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