Rick Richard
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I wouldn't say they are stupid, but they let their emotions get the best of their common sense.
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Bullg is a scammer!
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In your opinion, when/where does the responsibility of the criminal's actions come in?
Having worked with and having numerous peers/friends in law enforcement, corrections and victims advocacy in my past, their is much data and experiences that reveals otherwise. Were there things that could have been different? Sure. But, the criminal is always responsible for his/her actions regardless, so I could never say the victim is "totally" responsible for the crime committed against them.
I hope you are never the victim of a crime.........It will be "totally" your fault.
Yeah , I want to change my statement to "most victims of online crime" , and stupid to something less , like gullible or emotional .
But still , a lot of crimes are crimes of opportunity , I try to not give them the chance , is what I meant .
The criminal is always responsible for his actions , I get what you mean , and you're right .
hk401
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From snipershide.com. I got scammed even though seller had 7 feedback.
Man I'm all about a phone call with the buyer/seller, hell if you want to see my ugly mug we can FaceTime & I'll show you every square inch of whatever I'm selling IDGAF.
i sent Bullg a cashier;s check and he has gone quiet on me too.
i sent Bullg a cashier's check for a few primers and he has gone silent on mee too. Texas 270.....
I've went the other direction, I had guys on the forum looking for some needed primers ,bullets and powder. After PMs and text messages plus valid phone numbers I sent what they needed without anything more than a hope that they would send the money, I never ask for it up front.told them that if they were unhappy to keep it or send it back the only thing we were out was shipping. I sent a guy in South Alabama three hundred primers during covid so he could work up a load and go on a hunt.as a gift. Nothing I sent was going to cause me lasting harm if it turned into a scam. But I don't buy big ticket items here.
birddog 68
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Hey guys, I just looked at his trader feedback and he only has ONE negative feedback! Why not leave negative feedback to give fellow members a heads up?yeah, needless to say I did not move forward with this guy. Been burned once on here, try my best to not let that happen again.
He was on here Saturday probably looking for more free $$
good point, how do I do that?
birddog 68
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If you click on their avatar you will see a trader history, click on it and you will see submit feedback.
I always leave feedback and check members feedback before dealing with.
Hope this helps
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