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Old 08-29-2018, 09:28 PM   #9
SetofKs
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Originally Posted by Bobby Wong View Post
I'm sorry to hear that, brother. Did you end up getting to watch your PPV? Are you even still able to watch wrestling, or does it bring up too many unpleasant memories?

Scamming isn't always as dramatic as it is on TV, and scammers aren't always creepy guys in seedy alleyways. In fact, 80% of scam survivors know their scammers, and 47% of scams are perpetrated by someone the victim considers a friend. When it comes down to it, who scammed us and how heinously we were scammed are not important to our recovery, and we no longer have control over what happened in the past. All we can do is grow ourselves and keep moving onward and upward and learn to spot scammers so we can keep them out of our lives in the future.

Yeah I ended up watching the PPV on a stream, it was fine. I will always find a way to watch my PPVs. I just thought it was cruel for her to tell me she would help me get the WWE network, then not do it consdering that she understand how important this is to me. And yes, I still watch the PPVs. I did good in poker the next month, and was easily able to cover the $9.99 in time for summerslam
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