I didn't think it possible that there could be a bigger tool than ace ace, but . . .
For years I have written columns exposing scamdicappers, and have had many of the big names in the industry threaten me both legally and physically - not one has been able to follow through, legally because they know what I write is true (my favorite story is the time marcy lawrence called my publisher pretending to be his lawyer - they laughed and said "bring it on" - never heard from him again) or physically, despite the fact that I make myself very easy to find - on any Saturday morn all ya have to do is ask any of the poker dealers for me at the Orleans, where I play a little friendly game most Sat. mornings - they'll be glad to point me out (thought they tell me one guy did stop in and ask about me, saw me, and left).
As I always say, "Want a shot at the title? Step up, my pleasure."
A regular here asked me to take a look, and see what I thought, so here it is . . .
One of the oldest slants on the pay me scams is the reverse angle - "I don't need you, you need me, I only take 'select' people."
It's designed to:
A) make you feel you are being chosen, rather than 'had'
and, mainly,
B) add clients to the scamdicappers list
The "my client list is full' is nothing new in the scam business, it's a come-on, designed to make you exchange your thoughts of "should I trust this guy and sign?" with "Damn, I just missed out"
Notice my man Sooner did not receive the courtesy of an answer, (though he probably will now because I pointed it out.)
Why not?
Because the answer is so obvious the question is almost rhetorical.
When W's are claimed but not posted or backed up - open your eyes and smell the BS.
"Testimonials" from the same "fellow posters" over and over, coming to the defense of the capper, are often are ghost posts or co-horts.
No matter what opinions are on any of the above, the most telling fact(other than the lame questionaire - could you be a bigger douchenozzle?)is the bottom line here - ANYTIME ANYONE tells you they have inside info on the outcome of a game - walk away.
Only a knob or a newbie wouldn't recognize the scam come-on right then and there.
Anyone with an IQ out of the single digit range knows there is no such things a a lock . . .
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