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>What are the spammers getting out of them? How did you think gift card scammers cashed them out?
by razakel 5y ago
>What are the spammers getting out of them?
How did you think gift card scammers cashed them out?
- asdfasgasdgasdg 5y agoNever thought about it, although now I can see the possibility. That said, is the aggressive wording of your comment really necessary?
- NullPrefix 5y agoFake politeness is a form of disrespect too.
- asdfasgasdgasdg 5y agoRude and fake polite are not the only two choices. We should try for genuine politeness and charity.
- salawat 5y ago>How do you think gift card scammers cashed them out? There wasn't anything rude there. Merely pointing out an overlooked facet. Rude would be sprinkling in "What are you, daft? Never been out of your bubble?", or a similar insult on the end. Unfortunately, the money laundering scene being what it is today, I wouldn't be surprised if more than a few mobile games were nothing but thinly veiled links in a laundering scheme. I certainly see enough game clones nowadays that are nothing but ad delivery frameworks with a thin veneer of genuine artistic credibility tacked on top that I can see games have shifted from being true labors of love to financial instruments. The Socratic method of questioning is not rude. It won't make you many friends; but it isn't rude.