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General Chat NEW! The Student Forums Chatroom => Chit-Chat => Topic started by: Flamed-Ghoust on December 15, 2013, 06:48:41 am
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guys, heeeelp me
I trusted someone with my money, I have no proof, I don't wanna get my parents into it, and the guy who took the money from me claiming that he will get me the cds I wanted totally denies it now.
Seriously help me.
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I too have been cheated. I went to an auction and bought what I thought was a laptop, but turned out to be i cheap android tablet with a keyboard.
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That is your mistake , how can trust some one without no knowing them something really it funny and amazing to hear this..
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I did know him its just that this was the first time i lend him money
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Maybe there will one day be a university of crime which has cheating and stealing as a degree course.
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That's a tough spot! Sadly, without proof, it's hard to recover the money legally. Think of it as a costly lesson. Next time, get everything in writing, even from friends. In the meantime, channel that frustration into something positive, like mastering Papa's Pizzeria (https://papaspizzeriagame.com) – at least you can build a virtual empire there, haha! Focusing on solutions helps more than dwelling on the betrayal. Hang in there!
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Hi Keith, Hope youre well
I had the Oxford one on February the 6th, Next one is 24th of this month, It should have been 1st of may but they brought it forward..
John
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I’m really sorry to hear about your experience. I once trusted a seller with a payment for some rare items, only to be disappointed when they denied the deal. It’s tough when there’s no proof to back you up. Next time, I’d suggest trying places like Monkey Mart (https://monkeymart.lol), where transactions feel safer and more reliable. It’s important to have clear communication and some form of confirmation to avoid situations like yours.
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I’m really sorry to hear you're going through this—it’s tough to deal with when trust is broken like that. I remember once I connected with someone on Omegle (https://omegleweb.io) just to chat, and it felt safer because you can stay anonymous and avoid sharing personal info. Maybe try using Omegle to meet new people for advice or just some support without risking anything sensitive. It helped me get a fresh perspective without any pressure.
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I'm really sorry you’re going through this. A few years ago, I lent money to a friend and ended up in a similar situation where they completely denied it later. It taught me to always keep proof or messages when making deals, even if it seems unnecessary. If you need to take your mind off things for a bit, you might want to try playing Snow Rider 3d (https://snowrider3dd.github.io)—sometimes a little distraction helps clear your head.
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That's a tough situation, I'm really sorry to hear that. Since you don't want to involve your parents or the police, recovering the money directly might be impossible. Distract yourself, learn a new skill, or find a free online game to unwind. Honestly, sometimes escaping into something simple, like Slope Game (https://slopegame.lol), helps clear my head when I'm stressed. Focus on the future, and learn from this experience.