That is Eddie's shtick: Trivia for a rarefied audience. The Beatles, 60's TV shows, Behind the scenes, etc. I, for one, like that he is branching into sports.
I bought a crystal ball for a girlfriend from a reputable online retailer. I was advertised as being 80 mm, but was only 60 mm when it arrived. It took months to get a refund. In the mean time, I found a 160 mm quartz crystal ball on e-bay for half the price.
She was thrilled and amazed! Made her the envy of all her new age friends.
As someone who (sometimes) catches such scammers, I have quite a few stories. Perhaps the best is a double scam. A woman who worked as a teller got the personal information for old men who had lots of money and never checked their account balance. Her boyfriend used that information to buy seven high-end cars. He resold six of them and kept one.
Unfortunately for him, all were backed by the same bank so they figured out what happened. The bank issued a fake safety recall and when any of the cars came into a dealership, the owner was arrested.
She was thrilled and amazed! Made her the envy of all her new age friends.
Unfortunately for him, all were backed by the same bank so they figured out what happened. The bank issued a fake safety recall and when any of the cars came into a dealership, the owner was arrested.
Sony spyware that was intended to discover this sort of thing made its computers so unusable that it destroyed that whole business segment.
Oh, yeah, Plasmagryphen, you get to play also.