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Strange Proposal

By doubltroubl September 21, 2020 11 answers Last updated September 21, 2020

Hello. A strange thing happened to me that day. I ate soup in a pub and decided to sit outside. Of the 3 tables, 2 were empty. I sat on one of the empty ones and started eating. After about 5 minutes, a man in his 50s came and asked me if he could sit at my table. I was surprised that he didn't want to sit on the other side ... apparently he thought so. I say ok and we both ate our soups. After 3 minutes, he suddenly started talking about how well they cook here and that he knows the owner and he has been giving the owner advice on how to make his business successful. He mentioned that he was an entrepreneur and we continued to eat. After a while I asked him what he was doing and he shouted that he was dealing with buying and selling plots around the cities. He shouts that he didn't work and that's the only way to make money and it was quite wide around his neck. You call a young boy what your salary is. I told him how much he was and he shouted ... well, boy, you won't have enough if you want to have a family. Listen now. I can help you get involved. For a start you will take a small plot of land and when the price jumps I will tell you when to sell it and to whom. For the service I will ask about BGN 1,000 as a commission, and you will take about BGN 20,000 on top of the deal by raising the price of the land. He asks if my parents have property and capital. And I told him they had, and he said he wanted to meet with them and tell them what it was all about. He also gave me his phone and said that if I decided to call him. My question is whether he is a fraud and whether any of you have fallen into such a scheme and how to proceed. Cheers! For a start you will take a small plot of land and when the price jumps I will tell you when to sell it and to whom. For the service I will ask about BGN 1,000 as a commission, and you will take about BGN 20,000 on top of the deal by raising the price of the land. He asks if my parents have property and capital. And I told him they had, and he said he wanted to meet with them and tell them what it was all about. He also gave me his phone and said that if I decided to call him. My question is whether he is a fraud and whether any of you have fallen into such a scheme and how to proceed. Cheers! For a start you will take a small plot of land and when the price jumps I will tell you when to sell it and to whom. For the service I will ask about BGN 1,000 as a commission, and you will take about BGN 20,000 on top of the deal by raising the price of the land. He asks if my parents have property and capital. And I told him they had, and he said he wanted to meet with them and tell them what it was all about. He also gave me his phone and said that if I decided to call him. My question is whether he is a fraud and whether any of you have fallen into such a scheme and how to proceed. Cheers! He also gave me his phone and said that if I decided to call him. My question is whether he is a fraud and whether any of you have fallen into such a scheme and how to proceed. Cheers! He also gave me his phone and said that if I decided to call him. My question is whether he is a fraud and whether any of you have fallen into such a scheme and how to proceed. Cheers!

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ashleylove77 answered · September 21, 2020

   Fraud. You buy the land with your money (from his man, but he doesn't seem to know it) and it remains yours forever. ;) Up and down this is it.

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cliniquesa answered · September 21, 2020

   He is a fraud. If he were a businessman, he would buy the land himself and make money. If he was so anxious to help you, he would give you money, and he even wants you. Don't succumb to such "irresistible" offers for quick profits.

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pleasurelovecpl answered · September 21, 2020

   Are you crazy? I hope you did not give personal data or address (yours or your parents')?

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domshawn answered · September 21, 2020

   Ask him, these lands that you can buy for 1000 leva and sell for 20 000, where are they, that I am also interested. .... The businessman-entrepreneur will eat soup in the neighborhood pub and will wonder which young man to "help". Don't be attached to such people, so that you don't become like the grandmothers who drop money from the balcony.

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risa_saraswati answered · September 21, 2020

   And I'm 50 and I'll give you the following advice. When someone asks you for money in return for promises, don't trust them. This set to blow the soup and I hope he never finds balamurnitsy to tie to him.

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girljennifer answered · September 22, 2020

   Cheers!

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secybody567 answered · September 22, 2020

   If he knew about land to be sold for BGN 20,000 more, why did he need a stranger he met by chance? To give him 20 vouchers that he enjoys? Probably there is either an unsaleable land that wants to try to take a commission from you, or it doesn't want its name to appear anywhere and is looking for a scammer to be a fictitious person in the deal, or it will just take BGN 1,000 and will not see more.

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imazfitria answered · September 22, 2020

   Be really careful! Sounds like a scam to me! He allegedly picked up a lot of information about you and your property status in the conversation, so I would definitely have one thing in mind in your place. These serious entrepreneurs don't hire people like that in restaurants, you know. There's just something rotten about the whole thing.

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darrenespanto answered · September 23, 2020

   Look, my friend, there is a saying - as long as there are bullies, there will be thugs. No one will do you such a favor because you are very nice. There is some intent in it, it will wrap you up and, as others have told you, it will either sell you something at a much higher price than the real one, or it will just hug you a few thousand and you will not see it again. Other times, do not reveal to strangers what you and your family own, because this can serve such fraudsters for their purposes.

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georgel1983 answered · September 23, 2020

   This is a scam. Don't get tied up. He tossed out his phone number and forgot about the case. Don't deal with such dubious types, because you will get unnecessary headaches.

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sacramentokings answered · September 23, 2020

   If you post a topic and wonder, then you are partially caught. What a fool you are. As you were told, a businessman or a person with opportunities will never sit down to eat cheap soup in a neighborhood pub. Many years ago, one of my exes in the neighborhood cafe, where we gathered a lot of people, a man about 60 years old and had offered to arrange for her as a model to photograph her for various magazines with watches, handbags and similar nonsense ... And she got involved ... you don't know what scandals I was raising then ... This nonsense in pubs and restaurants with various gentlemen - this job is wrong.