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Bought some NBA jerseys online. Next day partner calls me up (joint bank account) don't want to ruin what your planning but I saw a massive purchase from a jewellery store. :enters panic mode: call up bank, they look into it, get my money back. I go back online to that store send the admin a very nasty email. 2 days later stock arrives
So got 6 nba jerseys for free but a very disappointed girlfriend.
When i was younger and smoked pot everyday, i used to chat on yahoo messenger with a girl from Tasmania, i'd make up different lies everyday and get her to send me half her centrelink every fortnight.
Was pretty mean and pathetic, but i was always stoned.

WOW!!!
Tasmania had the internet back then?![]()
When i was younger and smoked pot everyday, i used to chat on yahoo messenger with a girl from Tasmania, i'd make up different lies everyday and get her to send me half her centrelink every fortnight.
Was pretty mean and pathetic, but i was always stoned.
How gullible was this girl and what kind of stories did you make up to get her to send you money?
Did you ever meet her?
and when you first asked her for cash did you seriously think that she would send it?
And you got scammed how?
SITTING on the pavement next to his dog and sleeping bag, Simon Wright looked to all the world like a homeless beggar.
But what the passers-by who gave him cash didn't know was that he was earning over 50,000 pounds ($A80,900) a year and living in a 300,000 pounds ($A485,400) council flat.
At the end of every day he would pick up his handwritten sign and head back to his Fulham home.
Locals say he regularly went into bookmakers and amusement shops to change up his loose coins. On many occasions they added up to between 200 pounds ($A323) and 300 pounds ($A485). Magistrates have now imposed a two-year Asbo banning him from begging anywhere in London.
PC Oliver Strebel, who brought the case to court, said: "He had a reputation for getting a lot of gifts while begging. He used a sign saying he was homeless and people gave him money on that basis, which is clearly fraud. He would take the money from his cup and change it over at a local betting shop or amusement arcade.
"He worked pretty much every day, and had done so for about three years. He certainly put in the hours."
Wright proved Putney High Street in south-west London was such a lucrative venue that he attracted up to nine other beggars. Since his arrest, they have all but disappeared. Commuters who fell for his story said they were shocked to learn they had been duped.
Chris Faversham said: "I definitely gave him money over the years. Probably about 20 pounds. I wonder if I can get that back?"
Wimbledon Magistrates' Court also ordered Wright to keep his dog muzzled after hearing it had bitten at least one person.
The Asbo will remain in place until May 2015, but if Wright, who admitted fraud and begging, breaches any of its terms he could be sent to prison for up to five years.
Putney councillor Jonathan Cook said: "Anyone who lives, works or shops in and around Putney High Street will be mightily relieved to see this unpleasant individual given his marching orders. "Many people felt intimidated by him and there is some evidence to suggest that he used his dog to threaten and pressure people into handing over cash."
when a cab takes you on an indirect route for a bigger fare
being a tourist, you have no idea what the best route is

When the cab stopped at the next set of red lights, he got out, told the driver to go heck himself and walked off. Surprisingly the cabbie didnt put up much of an argument.Not really a Scam so to speak, but same thing happened to me 4 years ago.Wouldn't call it a scam exactly, but i did get ambushed and sucked in by the red cross.
Thought i was talking to some random chick, nek minnit, im giving credit card details and now donating $15 a month to charity.

got my paypal account hacked a few weeks ago. some guy from tunisia used it to buy some comics. got the money back in about a week, but was pretty inconveniencing. had to have my atm cards replaced which was the most annoying thing..
Not sure if everything else is Snopes or not, but there was a dodgy cabbie in Melbourne doing this. I paid using work CC, then 2 months later had a cabcharge. I didn't remember, but possible as I was back in Melbourne.
Then 2 weeks after that. I called the bank to investigate. Whilst they were checking, it happened again a week later. Then every day. Eventually it was stopped, and I had ten $49.95, $49.96, $49.97 type transactions refunded.
About 3 months after that I saw a transaction for something like "AdultToysBallBag", again $49.95. Seeing as I worked for the bank, and this was a corporate card, this was of course picked up. Luckily it was traced from the same address as the dodgy cab charges - otherwise I'd probably have lost my job.
(Still use CC in cabs - hasn't learnt).