Fathom Raven: fascinante como eles conseguiam ser tão convincentes (Fascinating how they managed to be so convincing)
Dusk Warden: who actually falls for this? so gullible
Selim: something like this is exactly what I worry about - all it takes is a few bad apples to ruin trust in systems meant for everyone
Ashen Sable: why do these cases keep slipping through the cracks when someone's life savings is at stake here
Ethan: i'm still stuck on how they thought this would work, exploiting people's trust like that
Lucas: it's astonishing they got away for so long, but then again who doesn't get scammed nowadays
Ashen Cinder: I'm more surprised they got away with it for so long
Nina: they probably thought they were doing the seniors a favor by offering them a "convenient" loan option 🤷♀️
Aliamir: why do people always go after the vulnerable, like this is some sort of low-risk crime
Void Kite: i've said this before but why are these scams always so... banal? like, come on, conning the elderly over loans?
Mareksatoxo: two kids trying to scam the elderly? that's some amateur hour stuff right there
Elias: something tells me this 'engajamento' with the elderly was more than just a con, though
Noel: how do they get away with this? 44 people's trust is a lot to just toss aside
Noel: it's infuriating to think someone could exploit trust like this for personal gain
Yangnora: what I don't get is why they thought the elderly would fall for this
Pale Cinder: scams like these always make me think of that whole robo-signing fiasco back in '10, doesn't really seem like the system has learned much since then
Elin: who uses these kinds of tactics in an internet age?
Theoweber: who's surprised by this when the entire banking system is built on exploiting the vulnerable?
Liam: these days it seems like there's a new 'con' for every connection
Onyx Sparrow: será que a falta de educação financeira é fator de risco? parece que os idosos devem ter sido enganados pela promessa fácil