3 ms·
>>If you're really helping someone, how can they end up ripping you off? So you believe scams only happen on one side of the equation? No one has ever faked b
by syshum 6y ago
>>If you're really helping someone, how can they end up ripping you off?
So you believe scams only happen on one side of the equation? No one has ever faked being homeless, having a medical condition, or faked some other loss or emergency to get money from people under false pretenses? You believe this is never happened in all of history?
People have never borrowed money from friends and family for "food" or "housing" only to find out they spent it on drugs, alcohol, vacations etc?
Debt Collectors are not the only scammers out there
- darkerside 6y agoIn my book, when you help, you help free of charge, free of expectation, because you want to help. It's why I don't loan money to friends, I only give them money I'm willing not to see again. If you are charging interest, and particularly if you're getting angry when it's not repaid in a timely fashion with that interest, I wouldn't call that help. I would call it a business transaction. The grocery store doesn't "help" me with food. I pay for it.