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It all started with a simple [removed by editor] message. A girl texted me, asking if this was Alex's number. I told her it wasn't, and she thanked me, moving on with her day. But a few days later, curiosity got the better of me, and I struck up a
conversation. I asked if the picture on her [removed by editor] profile was of her. She confirmed it was and even sent a couple more photos. We soon moved our chat to Telegram, where she told me she was single and interested in me.<br />
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Well, I couldn’t hold back—I confessed that I was interested in her too. The very next day, she introduced me to this "system" she was involved in, something she called her part-time job. She asked if I could help her out because her usual assistant was sick. Wanting to be supportive of this girl I was starting to care about, I agreed.<br />
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She passed along her credentials, and before I knew it, I had made over a thousand dollars for her with just a few clicks. She was thrilled and told me she wanted to treat me as a thank-you. She even sent me $50 that evening, and when I made a few more dollars myself, I was over the moon. I was hooked. The next morning, I decided to go big. I started with a significant amount, believing I could score an even higher profit.<br />
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The process was simple—or so it seemed. I clicked a button labeled "Get the order immediately," which supposedly pulled in random products from e-commerce giants like Amazon, Alibaba, and AliExpress. They claimed to be partnered with these platforms, though I had my doubts. Each click showed me how much commission I’d earn if I completed the order, but here’s the catch—the amount I had to deposit to complete the next order kept increasing exponentially. Before I knew it, I was out of money.<br />
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There were red flags all along, but I ignored them, driven by trust and, admittedly, a bit of infatuation. They didn’t have a physical address, only a wallet address that changed with every deposit. No bank account to trace, no way to ask for my money back. In the end, I lost over $25,000.<br />
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Looking back, it’s almost funny how blind I was, but the loss is real. I’m sharing this now, hoping my story can at least save someone else from being scammed like I was. Don’t let a sweet talk and a few easy dollars blind you—learn from my mistake.
Date de l'avis 2024-08-30 15:01:52
