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Post subject: Scammer alert. Vincent Esposito  Posted: 09 Dec 2023, 13:00 |
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Watch out for this fake character. Scammer!
Miss the days before low life's invaded aviation forums
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Post subject: Re: Scammer alert. Vincent Esposito Posted: 09 Dec 2023, 13:17 |
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More detail? Scammers can change names, what was the scam?
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Post subject: Re: Scammer alert. Vincent Esposito Posted: 09 Dec 2023, 19:24 |
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I was scammed recently on a Facebook Cessna group by a guy advertising used oxygen equipment. Be aware! I guess I should have known better.
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Post subject: Re: Scammer alert. Vincent Esposito Posted: 09 Dec 2023, 22:17 |
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Username Protected wrote: is it low life's? or low lives? and what's the apostrophe for? My mind wanders. I think it's lowlifes (one word no apostrophe). An apostrophe is only supposed to be used when representing possession. As in, I have sent the lowlife's contact info to the Jeffs. Notice, I didn't use an apostrophe in Jeffs because I wasn't describing anything of theirs. And, it should be "my mind wonders" not wanders. Your mind wanders when you are daydreaming, or not paying attention. Your mind wonders when you are curious about or pondering something.
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Post subject: Re: Scammer alert. Vincent Esposito Posted: 10 Dec 2023, 08:07 |
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Username Protected wrote: is it low life's? or low lives? and what's the apostrophe for? My mind wanders. I think it's lowlifes (one word no apostrophe). An apostrophe is only supposed to be used when representing possession. As in, I have sent the lowlife's contact info to the Jeffs. Notice, I didn't use an apostrophe in Jeffs because I wasn't describing anything of theirs. And, it should be "my mind wonders" not wanders. Your mind wanders when you are daydreaming, or not paying attention. Your mind wonders when you are curious about or pondering something.
Economy of words would just be "I wonder", your mind is implied.
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Post subject: Re: Scammer alert. Vincent Esposito Posted: 11 Dec 2023, 13:33 |
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Username Protected wrote: is it low life's? or low lives? and what's the apostrophe for? My mind wanders. I think it's lowlifes (one word no apostrophe). An apostrophe is only supposed to be used when representing possession. As in, I have sent the lowlife's contact info to the Jeffs. Notice, I didn't use an apostrophe in Jeffs because I wasn't describing anything of theirs. And, it should be "my mind wonders" not wanders. Your mind wanders when you are daydreaming, or not paying attention. Your mind wonders when you are curious about or pondering something.
Actually I meant wanders -- I wasn't really wond...............
Wait, why am I here again?
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