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Breast Exam Scam

April 19, 2006: Two Lauderdale Lakes, FL., women fell victim to a sexually-motivated scheme in which 76-year-old Philip Winikoff went door-to-door offering free breast exams. According to police, Winikoff, posing as a doctor, was allowed into the victims' homes where, during the course of his "examination" he touched their genitals before fleeing the scene. The bogus breast doc, who actually works as a driver, was charged with several counts of sexual battery and simple assault.


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Father Fraud

July 15, 2009: Posing as a Catholic priest, Paul Schlear of Philadelphia befriended the family of a badly injured police officer, providing them comfort during their difficult time. Schlear, dressed in a Roman Catholic priest's robe, allegedly prayed with the family at the hospital. The phony priest had also participated in the funerals of fallen police officers while wearing religious attire. After an investigation, Schlear was charged with criminal trespassing and false impersonation.


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Six Degrees of Impersonation

One of the most famous American con artists was David Hampton, who convinced a number of celebrities, including Melanie Griffith and Calvin Klein, that he was the son of actor Sidney Poitier. His assumed identity allowed him entry into exclusive clubs and into the homes and hearts of movie stars. In 1983, Hampton was arrested, convicted of fraud and spent 21 months in prison. The story of David Hampton, who died of AIDS on July 18, 2003, at the age of 39, became the inspiration for the play and film Six Degrees of Separation.


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angay ba kaha tang magpailad ni hubag nga septuagenarian na kuno siya?  (as he claims in another thread.)  duda man god ko nga octogenarian na siya, hahaha!  buot ipasabot, kaliwat siyag octopus.
 

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wa tingali ni siyay abilidad sa music mao nga nagpa-pari-pari na lang intawon...


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They could be in a neighborhood near you.

They could be your friends.

Or friends of someone you know.

They look wealthy, live in lavish homes and neighborhoods, drive nice cars, wear designer clothes and dine in exclusive restaurants.

And they’re broke.

These people are… the Pretend Millionaires.

Some of these people may make $40,000 a year or even $2 million dollars a year – but it makes no difference, because they spend more than they can make. So despite the fact that they’re spending left, right and center, they are actually broke. Even if they do make more than a million dollars a year, they’re still broke: few assets, excess debt, income barely covering their lifestyle.

Should anything happen to them (redundancy, disability, illness or death) and there goes their McMansion, luxury sportscar and trophy wife.

It may come as a shock to you but it is easy for pretend millionaires to exist. With credit cards, they can live insanely beyond their means and think about the consequences later. They might make the minimum repayments or have a good income – enough to keep them afloat – but when the ball drops and they can’t keep up with the repayments, that’s when bankruptcies and divorces happen.

Look at the Real Housewives of Orange County – when the credit crunch happened, four of the six housewives couldn’t keep up the mortgage repayments (despite high incomes) and had their homes foreclosed.

The housewives are no different than to someone making $40,000 a year and spending $80,000 by maxing out their cards and spending more than they make. Both qualify as pretend millionaires even though one actually makes a million dollars on paper.

These pretend millionaires aren’t “rich”, they’re pretending they are. -- http://mindofz.com/

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