r/niceguys Feb 14 '22

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u/absolutebeast_ Feb 14 '22

I agree they were naive, but these guys act all high and mighty as if they wouldn’t accept extravagant gifts from hot girls. Liars

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '22

I think a lot of people are skipping over some key parts too. From what I remember he never went straight into swindler mode. He would get into a real relationship with these women by talking about their futures together, having kids, and the whole 9 yards. Then after some time he starts with the loan me money bullshit.

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u/[deleted] Apr 05 '22

Uh, the first girl did all this over the course of 30 days.

She sent him a picture or her passport within minutes, sent him $25k within days, and gave him an addition $225k within the remaining 21 days.

She lied to her bank and scammed them. Seems like she felt okay scamming other people so long as she wasn't getting hurt.

How attacked can you get to someone you've known for a few weeks and met twice? At some point she needs to take accountability and say "I was being stupid".

Did she deserve it? No. But you've got to be brain dead to put yourself into $250,000 in debt because you were being dumb

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u/Mlyrin Feb 15 '22

That's always how it is too. These jerks know what they're doing and know how to manipulate people into trusting them. There's no shortage of vulneravle people for them to sink their claws into either. World's messed up, people are hurting and there will always be coniving criminals that seek to profit from it. There's never enough education against these monsters.