Not sure what this is but is it for real?

[sho'nuff]

..uuh. nevermind . i feel stupid.

 

[BDC2823]

5 star threak! Would read again!!!111!

 

[Thomas]

IS this an invitation to tell the world that sho'nuff is real gullible?

wait - make that grrrrr-llable.

 

[sho'nuff]

here is the original link i posted.


http://www.news3insider.com/finance/...iring-you.html



..gullible? i dont know , but one time i actually gave a group of guys $120 from a nearby ATM for doing some 'work' on my car door dents with what looked like some white pasty material and some metal clamps. im serious.

 

[RJman]

Oh, d'brickasho...

 

[phreak]

on a related topic... is that real (i laugh every ******* time i hear this)

 

[Thomas]

Originally Posted by sho'nuff

here is the original link i posted.


http://www.news3insider.com/finance/...iring-you.html



..gullible? i dont know , but one time i actually gave a group of guys $120 from a nearby ATM for doing some 'work' on my car door dents with what looked like some white pasty material and some metal clamps. im serious.

you know, I did something similar - and it worked - but he used a roller-type thing, and did a surprisingly good job. I really ought to open a body shop.

 

[lawyerdad]

I love how in the "news" story they start out being careful about grammar and tone in an effort to convey credibility, but toward the bottom of the piece it starts breaking down into typical internet scam gibberish.

 

[Flambeur]

Those crafty crafty scammers.

 

[acidboy]

you're not stoopid, brother.

 

[Journeyman]

Originally Posted by sho'nuff

here is the original link i posted.


http://www.news3insider.com/finance/...iring-you.html



..gullible? i dont know , but one time i actually gave a group of guys $120 from a nearby ATM for doing some 'work' on my car door dents with what looked like some white pasty material and some metal clamps. im serious.

I know what AdSense is, and Google would not be so stupid as to pay cash to random people sitting on their computers at home just so that they could insert links into websites. Thus far, the "news" article is clearly rubbish.

What I don't get, though, are the comments from supposedly happy people who have allegedly signed up for the program and are making money. Are the comments by spammers/scammers who hope to get people to sign up to their link so as to obtain their details - perhaps a phishing variant?

 

[HRoi]

^this is awesome. a spammer hijacking a spam thread with a different spam. brilliant on many levels

 

[Andrew.Wall62]

Originally Posted by phreak

on a related topic...



is that real (i laugh every ******* time i hear this)

Hilarious.