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Ideally ones where they dont notice the money trickling out of their accounts. A few hundred or thousand here & there. Every time these things get caught they just increase the security up more
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>>62699932
taxes

>*puts on sunglasses*
>*goons to anime*
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As always, its just about convincing boomers to sign up for shit they don't really need but still want.
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>>62699936
so what does a 65+ want for?
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>>62699964
It depends on the boomer. Its easy to grift a political angle with boomers if you know the boomers you're talking to.
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>>62699966
Seems like a lot of work for what you could get rich off them quicker. You'd have to create an entire campaign for them to sign up (one time) for.
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>>62699932
political emails with a sense of urgency, typically from democrats. apparently they reap huge amounts from a handful of rich but stupid boomers. read an article about it somewhere.
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>>62699932
How is the scamming business going over there in Madurai?
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>>62699932
Not gonna help you get your grubby mitts on more of our national youth's rightful inheritance saar. That's for grandma to blow on cruises and donations to your local self-preservation-is-a-sin church to try to buy their way into heaven.
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>>62699932
>OP
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>>62700594
Im white and entitled to that rightful inheritance as it gets
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>>62700611
>no saar im white!!1! fuck yuo!!!
sure OP, sure.
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>>62700611
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>>62700525
Probably not so good if he has to ask us for help
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>>62700642
Nah i just lived honestly for 7 years and have seen it goes absolutely nowhere in the 21 century so im ready to just start crossing the lines. Everyone else already has been
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>>62699932
>What financial scams still work on boomers?
The best legal scams are the one that trickle over time. Subscriptions mostly. As long as it looks and sounds official they will fall for it.
You have to give them something legally, but "advice" and "access to consultants" is something.

>>62699966
I've been called out to remove aggressive donation campaigns like RedWin so this still works.

Percentages are the best way to get a large amount quickly especially after death. There are a lot of estate managers and shady loan brokers that charge a flat percent for their services during the hectic time after a relative passes. This works especially well for non for profits. Old folks forget 20% on a 1.3M estate is $260,000.

Note that messing up old peoples funds without providing a return is downright retarded in the US.
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>>62699932
>slot machines
>cruises
>solar
>lawn care
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instead of scamming the elderly gurpreet, go do something honest like taking selfies in front of an oncoming train
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>>62700673
>Everyone else already has been
False. Even in India the number of people scamming is extremely small and everyone hates them. We will literally hunt you down
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>>62700598
I like how the guy in the chris-chan shirt's mom comes up all like "oh hell naw ranjeet, you get your stupid ass away from sukhdeep while he's playing in sewage"
>>62699932
you're probably too poor to afford a gun so consider having a nap on some train tracks, you ghee-shitting piece of garbage
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>>62701055
>You have to give them something legally, but "advice" and "access to consultants" is something
>There are a lot of estate managers and shady loan brokers that charge a flat percent for their services during the hectic time after a relative passes.

Just brutal. My conscience would almost feel better literally stealing from them

What do nonprofits offer these families in the aftermath of death of their loved ones tho? Not really seeing sny ways
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>>62699932
It's harder than it seems. The ones I know block payments and think they're a victim of identity theft when they don't remember buying something.
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>>62699934
based
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They love giving money to obvious con artists and not to.be redundant but Israel. Try that angle
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Used to be Healthcare

>used to be
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>>62702066
how easily do they notice missing amounts from their checking?
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>>62699964
>so what does a 65+ want for?
>>62699932
SAAAAR!!!!
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>>62699932
ask the Indians, they seem to still do it pretty well
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>>62699932
>real estate
>firm handshakes
>loyalty to one company
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>>62702285
so go to the retirement home and give out a bunch of handshakes & smiles
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>>62699932
Yep. I do it to my parents all the time.
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>>62699932
Sell them the fast growing invasive plant species you can get for their landscape, then charge them to come back every week to trim it all and dump glyphosate all over the place. I'll get back to you when I figure out how to monetize their grandkids getting cancer from playing on the lawn.
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>>62699964
feed an afican village, convert a african to christianity



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