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When I was in college, there was this guy named Arman, that, at parties or bars and etc. would simply walk up to girls and would, after perhaps a moment of smal
by zw123456 9y ago
When I was in college, there was this guy named Arman, that, at parties or bars and etc. would simply walk up to girls and would, after perhaps a moment of small talk, ask them straight away if they would like to sleep with him. I thought that was crazy but his explanation was that although true, it did not often work, but when it did, you had a sure thing. I think the Nigerian scam is based on the same principle Arman was using.
- booleandilemma 9y agoFailing fast applied to dating.
- ajeet_dhaliwal 9y agoYes if success is finding a girl who is willing to sleep with a stranger immediately then this would probably be the fastest way to find one. Not so good for finding a future companion/potential wife. So the suggestion is Nigerian scammers are using the same technique to identify the most gullible person as fast as possible? Putting even a small amount of extra effort is not worth because if the target is not immediately gullible they may uncover the rouse later anyway. May be, but I don't feel like wanting to give them that much credit but they are the scammers so may be they're really doing this.