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This deal is primitive in its beauty, ingenious, like everything simple, and simple, like everything ingenious. And directly, it will suit only those people who have a good gab. The scheme is 100% online. I will try to give you the scheme in the first person, as it is. I do not know if it looks like this, as I will give it, but I am sure - it looks exactly like this.
So, it all started with what.
It all started with the fact that one day a tearful girlfriend comes to me, and starts screaming, like so and so, she was cheated out of money, life is over, and in general everyone around is homosexual, and she is a saint.
Well, she cried, I poured her some beer, she calmed down, and told me the story.
She was sitting on Facebook (in the middle of the session). And some daredevil wrote to her with a standard text, like
"Hello, dear student. I know that you study at KFU, and therefore I can offer you my services as an intermediary at the end of the session. You pay money - I negotiate with the teachers, I personally know Sergei Anatolyevich, Ivan Ivanovich, and blah-blah-blah (Lists the list of teachers)".
In general, he wrote her something like that according to a template. It was written correctly and beautifully. And apparently, they threw her a blank, prepared in a notebook.
Since my girlfriend is a slacker by nature, she naturally answered, like "So and so, go ahead, I just can't pass the accounting, how much will it cost?"
He says, "So and so, Anna Vasilievna does the accounting, I can negotiate with her through Sergei Anatolyevich, it will cost $50, $25 in advance, then the rest upon receipt. If you don't pay, then you will have real problems later."
The dialogue was long, but the gist is roughly as I described above.
Accordingly, this idiot paid two and a half rubles on the card, and was sent to the blacklist with a bang.
She tells me all this, I am quietly shocked, and ask, "Why the hell did you give $25 to a guy you've never seen?"
To which she replies, "Firstly, I wouldn't have passed it myself anyway, secondly, he seemed to be sitting on a real page, thirdly, he spoke very convincingly about the teachers (he called them by name, talked about their appearance, like "This bespectacled old man"), and fourthly, I only paid half, I thought it was all for real.
" To my reasonable question, "Listen, you idiot, what stopped him from going to the KFU website and reading about the teachers there?" she burst into tears again.
So, the scheme is as simple as a broom.
We buy a Facebook account, as pumped up as possible. We google any university, look for its website. And carefully read the information about the teachers. We look at the photos, see who teaches what.
Then, directly, we search for students of this very university on Facebook, and have a conversation according to a template, like "Hi, I can arrange to pass the session for you." In the dialogues, we operate with the names and patronymics of the teachers, and other data, that is, we create the effect of presence. We accept money on the left debit.
So, it all started with what.
It all started with the fact that one day a tearful girlfriend comes to me, and starts screaming, like so and so, she was cheated out of money, life is over, and in general everyone around is homosexual, and she is a saint.
Well, she cried, I poured her some beer, she calmed down, and told me the story.
She was sitting on Facebook (in the middle of the session). And some daredevil wrote to her with a standard text, like
"Hello, dear student. I know that you study at KFU, and therefore I can offer you my services as an intermediary at the end of the session. You pay money - I negotiate with the teachers, I personally know Sergei Anatolyevich, Ivan Ivanovich, and blah-blah-blah (Lists the list of teachers)".
In general, he wrote her something like that according to a template. It was written correctly and beautifully. And apparently, they threw her a blank, prepared in a notebook.
Since my girlfriend is a slacker by nature, she naturally answered, like "So and so, go ahead, I just can't pass the accounting, how much will it cost?"
He says, "So and so, Anna Vasilievna does the accounting, I can negotiate with her through Sergei Anatolyevich, it will cost $50, $25 in advance, then the rest upon receipt. If you don't pay, then you will have real problems later."
The dialogue was long, but the gist is roughly as I described above.
Accordingly, this idiot paid two and a half rubles on the card, and was sent to the blacklist with a bang.
She tells me all this, I am quietly shocked, and ask, "Why the hell did you give $25 to a guy you've never seen?"
To which she replies, "Firstly, I wouldn't have passed it myself anyway, secondly, he seemed to be sitting on a real page, thirdly, he spoke very convincingly about the teachers (he called them by name, talked about their appearance, like "This bespectacled old man"), and fourthly, I only paid half, I thought it was all for real.
" To my reasonable question, "Listen, you idiot, what stopped him from going to the KFU website and reading about the teachers there?" she burst into tears again.
So, the scheme is as simple as a broom.
We buy a Facebook account, as pumped up as possible. We google any university, look for its website. And carefully read the information about the teachers. We look at the photos, see who teaches what.
Then, directly, we search for students of this very university on Facebook, and have a conversation according to a template, like "Hi, I can arrange to pass the session for you." In the dialogues, we operate with the names and patronymics of the teachers, and other data, that is, we create the effect of presence. We accept money on the left debit.
