Anonymous
ID: S0tNyxQY
6/17/2025, 7:48:01 PM No.60515196
Why is this happening so much now?
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North Texas teacher says he lost $32,000 life savings in sophisticated banking scam - /biz/ (#60515196) [Archived: 1058 hours ago]
Anonymous
ID: bsXYHPpg
6/17/2025, 7:54:17 PM No.60515228
>$32K
>Life savings
Huh?
>Life savings
Huh?
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Anonymous
ID: AtXDvz3F
6/17/2025, 11:13:55 PM No.60516085
>>60515228
hes a teacher who is 35 max, before covid I remember if you had 5 dollars and no debt you are richer than 50%. stop being so demoralizing its just hard to get by with how expensive everything is lmao
hes a teacher who is 35 max, before covid I remember if you had 5 dollars and no debt you are richer than 50%. stop being so demoralizing its just hard to get by with how expensive everything is lmao
Anonymous
ID: Fwh9KIqK
6/17/2025, 11:16:26 PM No.60516097
>>60515196 (OP)
>Why is this happening so much now?
more fraud and vectors to reach you with it. perhaps pair that with more desperation to make something happen. If he only have $32,000, he may have felt a lot of pressure to multiply that by 2-3x
>Why is this happening so much now?
more fraud and vectors to reach you with it. perhaps pair that with more desperation to make something happen. If he only have $32,000, he may have felt a lot of pressure to multiply that by 2-3x
Anonymous
ID: 99FuVMxC
6/17/2025, 11:21:37 PM No.60516120
>>60515196 (OP)
That guy looks like a retard so I can believe it. Also he is a "teacher" so it's especially believable
That guy looks like a retard so I can believe it. Also he is a "teacher" so it's especially believable
Anonymous
ID: OtE223dH
6/18/2025, 12:01:56 AM No.60516227
>>60515196 (OP)
>Leahy said the scammers called him pretending to work for Chase Bank, telling him his account had been compromised and he needed to move his money to a new, secure account for protection. The fraudsters sent him text messages and banking information that appeared authentic. "I couldn't even believe how sophisticated it was," Leahy said. The scheme happened quickly, leaving Leahy feeling violated and vulnerable. "It's been extremely violating," he said. "I've never had a situation like this where my personal identity, money and well-being have been at the forefront of being taken advantage of."
Ah, yes, the "sophisticated" New Dehli 8-PM special.
>Leahy said the scammers called him pretending to work for Chase Bank, telling him his account had been compromised and he needed to move his money to a new, secure account for protection. The fraudsters sent him text messages and banking information that appeared authentic. "I couldn't even believe how sophisticated it was," Leahy said. The scheme happened quickly, leaving Leahy feeling violated and vulnerable. "It's been extremely violating," he said. "I've never had a situation like this where my personal identity, money and well-being have been at the forefront of being taken advantage of."
Ah, yes, the "sophisticated" New Dehli 8-PM special.
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Anonymous
ID: FaDOcUTE
6/18/2025, 12:09:25 AM No.60516256
>>60515196 (OP)
rip. thanks for playing though.
rip. thanks for playing though.
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Anonymous
ID: fGbJTfvQ
6/18/2025, 12:15:36 AM No.60516290
>>60515228
Considering most mutts live in debt, the average life savings is negative. 32k is not bad
Considering most mutts live in debt, the average life savings is negative. 32k is not bad
Anonymous
ID: 7U16YsJJ
6/18/2025, 12:20:53 AM No.60516315
>>60516227
>hello saar I am chase bank, I call you to say that your account has a virus. please do the needful and transfer your money for protection saar!
>"I couldn't even believe how sophisticated it was,"
>hello saar I am chase bank, I call you to say that your account has a virus. please do the needful and transfer your money for protection saar!
>"I couldn't even believe how sophisticated it was,"
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Anonymous
ID: QxIb63dZ
6/18/2025, 12:25:29 AM No.60516323
>>60516256
Why did you photoshop Ulysses s Grant to look like JD Vance
Why did you photoshop Ulysses s Grant to look like JD Vance
Anonymous
ID: E5GEc4VM
6/18/2025, 12:33:08 AM No.60516343
It's because people don't understand the fraud protections they have on their money.
>if fraudsters drain your account, you're not liable unless you participated
>you can always just go to the bank and ask them if your account has all the money
>you should call the bank's number directly to confirm
None of these scams are ACTUALLY technically sophisticated. It's ALL just conjobs and high pressure tactics. Always disengage from that shit and go to your physical bank. If you actually got frauded, tell them to put money back in your account or you're lawyering up.
>if fraudsters drain your account, you're not liable unless you participated
>you can always just go to the bank and ask them if your account has all the money
>you should call the bank's number directly to confirm
None of these scams are ACTUALLY technically sophisticated. It's ALL just conjobs and high pressure tactics. Always disengage from that shit and go to your physical bank. If you actually got frauded, tell them to put money back in your account or you're lawyering up.
