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Five months ago I ordered a book on how to make millions running scams. It (Original Post) Floyd R. Turbo Sunday OP
Great Dad humor. Thanks. Klarkashton Sunday #1
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Maybe the delivery guy True Dough Sunday #2
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Haven't you learned? Never, ever, EVER order anything from a Drumph website! jls4561 Sunday #5
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ba-dum-dum choie Sunday #7
I started reading The Memory Book years ago NotASurfer Sunday #8
Maybe next time. OAITW r.2.0 Sunday #9
For a minute there... sheshe2 Sunday #10
Strange. I made a lot of money selling that book. Was I supposed to ship them too? Wonder Why Sunday #11
Now ya know how to make millions running a scam BOSSHOG Sunday #12
*SNORT* Skittles Sunday #13
30, 40 years ago, there was an ad in a national newspaper ... Jeebo Sunday #14
You'll have to figure it out on your own! dchill Sunday #15
For only $20.00 I'll make sure you get expedited delivery. Enter stage left Sunday #16
Is that the one published by moniss Sunday #17
Perfect Old Crank Monday #18

NotASurfer

(2,316 posts)
8. I started reading The Memory Book years ago
Sun Dec 8, 2024, 09:20 PM
Sunday

Put it down. Never remembered where I put it down. That really ought to be Chapter #1 in the book

Jeebo

(2,306 posts)
14. 30, 40 years ago, there was an ad in a national newspaper ...
Sun Dec 8, 2024, 10:31 PM
Sunday

... that read, "LAST CHANCE to send in your dollar!" Those few words, and the address to send your dollar to, were the entire ad. The guy who ran the ad got a lot of dollars mailed to him. He, of course, didn't give anything in return to his many one-dollar donors. As I recall, there was a court case that he won, because he didn't promise anything in the ad, and so the law couldn't touch him.

— Ron

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