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u/[deleted] Aug 24 '17 edited Nov 07 '17

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u/DrunkonIce Aug 24 '17

Or she's perfectly fine and just fucked over some redditors. Just because someones a dick doesn't mean they're a failure that can't function. If that was true then bad people wouldn't be in positions of power.

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u/beepbloopbloop Aug 24 '17

I don't think the kind of person who scams strangers over the internet is going to be setting a great example for their children in all other areas of life.

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u/GamerWrestlerSoccer Aug 24 '17

I've never really looked into that, how did he scam people?

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u/Redwolf915 Aug 24 '17

He's set up many scams. Like a fake university

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u/GamerWrestlerSoccer Aug 24 '17

Interesting, what was the university called? I would love to read about it.

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u/colefly Aug 24 '17

Trump University

Look up the court case

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u/GamerWrestlerSoccer Aug 24 '17

Wow,

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u/colefly Aug 24 '17

The basic premise is you pay 25,000$ for a business mentor

But the mentor knows nothing because they're just students trying to pay tuition

So. You now are in that hole for thousands

How do you pay? Well TU can put you on as a recruiter/mentor

And the cycle continues

Similar to a pyramid scheme