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I know some of you guys like to side with the scammers and not the idiots who fall for these scams (like that guy who bought an Xbox box) but I think Judge Judy handled this rather well. :)
I know some of you guys like to side with the scammers and not the idiots who fall for these scams (like that guy who bought an Xbox box) but I think Judge Judy handled this rather well. :)
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Personally... I think that should've gone the other way.
yeah, i noticed that at the start. The weight issue was her undoing and had shown intention to decieve people.
Check the comments section, some dumbasses down there.
You're right, I'm happy that smug b*tch lost. It's the fact she listed them as 4.90 oz is a fairly obvious ploy.
You're right, I'm happy that smug b*tch lost. It's the fact she listed them as 4.90 oz is a fairly obvious ploy.
Good to see justice for the buyer. The defendant was one smug cow and by the looks of things didn't even feel remorseful for her (and husbands actions).
Terrible to see that this stuff actually happens.
Terrible to see that this stuff actually happens.
Its good to see justice in action sometimes. :)
Its a pity that most people dont seem to understand their rights and pursue scammers in these situations.
Its a pity that most people dont seem to understand their rights and pursue scammers in these situations.
I'd hit it.
P.S the daughter is hot.
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I know some of you guys like to side with the scammers and not the idiots who fall for these scams (like that guy who bought an Xbox box) but I think Judge Judy handled this rather well. :)
I know some of you guys like to side with the scammers and not the idiots who fall for these scams (like that guy who bought an Xbox box) but I think Judge Judy handled this rather well. :)
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