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Normal folks wouldn't do jobs involving trickery.

• na85 10y ago
  "Normal" is culturally-defined.
• emp_zealoth 10y ago
  Wait, what about fraudulent "financial advisors" that will happily trash you for some extra profit? Wells Fargo? Just the semi-recent stuff...
  • jasonkostempski 10y ago
    Ugh, what did Wells Fargo do?... Oh, fantastic, now I have to go see if I have any accounts I didn't open. I wonder if I'll ever see the day where I'm sold off to some random company and find out they're actually running an honest business with quality products.
    • ktRolster 10y ago
      The accounts were all closed within two weeks. That was enough to get employee bonuses though.
• icebraining 10y ago
  You realize you're writing that in a forum where half the companies are financed by advertising...?
  • happy-go-lucky 10y ago
    Is scamming advertising?
    • Grishnakh 10y ago
      No, you've got your Venn circles reversed. Advertising is a subset of scamming, not the other way around. There's plenty of scams that don't involve advertising; just look at Wells Fargo.