JusFooling Around
JusFooling Around Corp
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Posted - 2012.09.15 19:52:00 -
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kodiac III wrote:Ok so you guys need to take a moment and read how 80% of the people saying that she paid them back responded back.
There is many, points that you can see she uses many alts to reply to, well herself. I have worked for the Us Government for 21 years as a Hand Writing Specialist. I have also spent 4 years profiling those that commit fraud using the usmail mail service.
I found 14 key indicators in how the people "reply to her" If you take the time to look, and truly read how those posts are worded, and how the punctuation is assembled it becomes obvious that she spent little time trying to hide it from all of you. Being that she is not stupid and GREED will, and does take hold of people she has amassed most likely over 100 billion isk.
Choose to play, and win thats great, but your chance of losing is very high. I suggest that 2/3 of the posts are her alts and are fake. As always I wish you all the best, and fly safe!
Eugene M.
Edit: Adding to my post-
To Larontra- Im going to guess that she will either pull the .10 excuse, or she will cut you off at the point of 2 trials at the "game"
If she does follow her rules and pays out I will retract my statement, not because I believe she is legit, but because I would have been wrong about my prediction about her scamming you, and only you.
I will try this myself to give more credit to this thread, be it good for her or bad.
ummm, the skill you described is that of a Forensic Linguist, not hand wwriting analysis. Forensic Linguists study patterns of wording, tense, use of contractions, punctuation and other quantifiable variables using either hand written or typed samples to determine if multiple documents had the same author and make no attempt to determine the truth of the statements in the sample documents. A couple of the earliest and public uses of Forensic Linguists were in the Uni-Bomber case and the JonBenet Ramsey case. Handwriting analysts concentrates on the style of penmenship to interpret personality traits and intentionality. Forensic Linguists are few in numbers, the specialty emerged just a few years ago, first with a few universities offering it as a Master's degree, then it became available as Ph.D. and has been widely accepted as a legitimate science by nearly every court system in the United States, but I am not sure if it has been used in a case before the SupremCourt. Handwriting analysis is much more subjective and is rarely trained in the established academic world and has had spotty legal acceptance due to the vastly different forms of training and squishy accreditation standards for courses that range from a weekend seminar to an elective at small colleges which usually have no nationally recognized accreditation.
I am not disputng your post or doubting your claims, I am merely elaborating on what I believe was your attempt to honor the virtue of brevity.
My belief is that anyone who wants to give away isk, will give away isk. The players who create silly rules and/or require an advance payment in order to receive a gift of a larger return are scammers. Some will "rent" endorsements by actually honoring small amounts while waiting for the larger amounts to arrive after their rented endorsements and the the endorsements of their alts have encouraged the greedy to venture what the scammer will deem profitable amounts. If the scammer "absorbs" the small amounts, the screams of scam will begin sooner and will have nothing except the scammer's alts to counter them, thus taking the scammer's time away from the main effort of reeling in the big fish. Rental endorsements are a much easier alternative for a scammer working alone, as the rented endorsements will often come from a player with more game history than a scammer's alt and probably some name recogniton in the the targetted system.
With the number of players who fall prey to these blatantly bogus offers, I can understand why my personal email accounts get filled with so many weak scam attempts. Certainly, if players fall for the crap scams in here, they must be making scammers in the real world rich, too. |