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shadowcatAtlanta suburb

I guess I'll be leaving TUSCL soon. I was just notified by phone message that I have won $2 million, a new Mercedes Benz and $5,000 a week for life. I can no longer associate with guys only making $350K/year. BYE...

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twentyfive

That’s only 260K I guess you’ll need to hang out with the hoi polloi from now on.

😁😁

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minnow

SC- April Fools Day is still about 3 weeks away.

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Papi_Chulo

Congratulations! Now you can have TWO Mustang GTs

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shadowcat

Yeah Papi. I'll get one of those EV's so I can save on gas.

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Muddy

Jackpot!

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Papi_Chulo

You can also rent-out Vivide for an afternoon for yourself

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Papi_Chulo

^ for yourself and your tuscl buddies

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Leonard313

Shadowcat is "selling the fantasy" that she did.

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DH721

I got the same phone call about a year ago, all I had to do is give them my credit card number, bank account number and bank routing information so they could deposit the funds. I wonder why that money never showed up on my Green Dot debit card?

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jackslash

This is the plot of the movie "Nebraska." If you haven't seen it, check it out. It's quite good.

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ATACdawg

We got a "PCH" call the other day. Remarkable because we hadn't even entered!

My wife gave her standard "send us the written material" spiel. We actually got some a couple days later. It was about as unprofessional a job as I'd ever seen, with all kinds of "congratulations" from such irrelevant bodies as the Better Business Bureau. Best of all, we just had to send them an upfront check for $43,000 to cover withholding taxes and fees, after which we would immediately receive or check.

SMH. Do people actually fall for this shit?

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math14

I once worked with a guy who told me his common law wife had received one of those promotion checks ($5,000.00) from a loan outfit that said “deposit this for an instant loan”. She thought she had won a drawing (she regularly entered them). She deposited the check, spent over a grand that same day, hers bounced. He then ask me for some money. I told him that was about the stupidest move I’ve heard about.

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