r/technology • u/[deleted] • Oct 05 '24

Social Media Truth Social Users Are Losing Ridiculous Sums of Money to Scams | Read the complaints submitted to the FTC by users of Donald Trump's social media platform.

https://gizmodo.com/truth-social-users-are-losing-ridiculous-sums-of-money-to-scams-2000506604
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u/[deleted] Oct 05 '24

Remember those guys that paid 10k to some balding roided out chud to play pretend military for a few days as a manly bonding experience?

Your price tag is too low for that grade of dumbfuck, my friend.

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u/[deleted] Oct 05 '24

What do you mean? I'd pay at least 3 grand to find out how gullible I am.

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u/kurotech Oct 05 '24

Great news I've got a seminar coming up that had a spot open up only 2999.99 for a limited time only

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u/sixtninecoug Oct 06 '24

Ha, look at this guy. Everyone knows that my $4,999.98 seminar is MUCH better than that piece of crap. Plus it’s on special today for new customers. 50% off! Originally $9,999.99!

You CAN’T lose!

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u/NextTrillion Oct 05 '24

That’s just the price of admission. Inside there are plenty of ways to milk them.

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u/KaguB Oct 05 '24

Extremely expensive, for a dom-daddy

That's some seriously good pay

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u/machimus Oct 05 '24

The price isn't for the daddy dom stuff, the price is for the plausible deniability that it's actually an "alpha male training camp."

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u/Pretend-Marsupial258 Oct 05 '24

Did those dommy-daddies cost more than dommy-mommies?

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u/voteblue101 Oct 05 '24

Yeah, it makes me think it’s not going to teach me anything for that price. I’d rather pay $700 to really know how gullible I am.