Scammed
Today, my twit of a husband admitted to falling for an internet scam involving a dead foreign politician, the promise of a share in millions of dollars currently stuck in a bank, and him having wired a large amount of our money to "bribe an official". FML
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Bijaglo 3
Those Nigerian prince!!
coltsrock37 15
And you married this buffoon
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SlenderMan_fml 6
All that's missing from this story is a Nigerian prince, and this would be a classic.
Friaza 29
The guy who made that scam got the idea from a game called "Mafia Wars" on Facebook...
hookumsnivy 6
Are you really that naive? The scam was around long before Facebook.
MerrikBarbarian 9
uhhh, then invented a time machine and posted it back in 1996- well before Facebook? as someone who has been on the Internet since 1993 I can tell you that scam has been around almost as long as the net. unlike Facebook which is just a recent blip in Internet history
iexcell 0
lmfao....greed can do that
Jovecove 13
What an idiot! Sad for op :(
Ugi 27
I could never understand why people bother with these scams - they are so painfully transparent that I would not have believed anyone could ever have fallen for them, even 10 years ago. But now? Your husband lives in a dreamworld.
bshit 0
bullshit
ScuseMePrincess 2
Who's more foolish: The fool or the fool who follows him?
whatever222 3
"twit" doesn't even begin to describe your husband...
PunkkRockk 7
No way! I found the same exact scam. They send it through email to like millions of people. FYL for having a dumbass of a husband.
bettyc4 26
moronic , the eBay Nigerian scam is was more believable