scammed while riding in brampton

That's just low.. Friggin scum
 
Buh whaaa haaaa haaaaaa, OMFG I saw that guy! Last year or year before, running around Hamilton by Dundurn Fortino's parking lot doing the same thing.
Only then his girl was in the hospital and he needed gas for his truck.
And the next day I saw him getting kicked out of the gas station asking for money for his diabetes medication.

He was a little thinner, but damn looks like the same guy.
And yeah, I didn't give the guy a dime, smelled fishier than an Asian market.
 
Today, there aren't enough nice and kind people. But it's too bad that people like this prey on the few that are left. Many people who are still kind and want to genuinely help people, will become jaded about being generous in the future from interactions like this. Its too bad really.
 
what a dumb SOB...emptied out his own pockets for a couple pictures of some crackheads :lmao:

I'm pretty sure OP is not the rider in the video, either way if anyone knows that shop the crackhead was talking about they should be referred to this video, maybe they can get these ****ers...
 
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That's terrible! You tried to do everything right, from taking their picture, verifying the guy's story about Crown...

What happened the day afterwards?

I would have taken off as soon as the dude showed up, especially at 2AM.
 
WeatherB said:
That's terrible! You tried to do everything right, from taking their picture, verifying the guy's story about Crown...

What happened the day afterwards?

I would have taken off as soon as the dude showed up, especially at 2AM.
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The only right thing was to speed away as soon as he tells you he has two newborns, yet he's at a party at 2am getting into cars with a driver who is shitfaced. That's the biggest crock of **** I've heard in a while.

What happened the day afterwards? He looked at his empty wallet, the pictures of the fatass crackheads and felt like an idiot, then he decided to post it online so we could sympathise about his misfortune...That's exactly what happened.
 
LoneRonin said:
What happened the day afterwards? He looked at his empty wallet, the pictures of the fatass crackheads and felt like an idiot, then he decided to post it online so we could sympathise about his misfortune...That's exactly what happened.
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I'd think he posted it to warn people to beware of the scam. Not everyone is at the top of their game at 2am.
 
Every one gets the better of them from time to time. Can't lame the poster, he was just caught off guard and now warning others. Kudos.

Funny I get my rust proofing done at krown lakeshore. One of the owners is named Igor.
 
omnivore said:
Today, there aren't enough nice and kind people. But it's too bad that people like this prey on the few that are left. Many people who are still kind and want to genuinely help people, will become jaded about being generous in the future from interactions like this. Its too bad really.
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I used to be one of those people who would help out, when people came up to me like that. Unless I can see all the particulars that they talk about, these days, I simply won't help any more because people like these two have tried scamming me too many times in the past. Maybe it's 16 years of working in downtown T.O. that has done it to me, where I've heard every sob story known to man?
 
Got a few of those interactions myself. A lady giving me a sob story about being away from home in Burlington. I called ********, then see her again the other week asking for money. Buncha losers
 
Kuro said:
I'd think he posted it to warn people to beware of the scam. Not everyone is at the top of their game at 2am.
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I think its best you be on top of your game if you decide to pull over at 2am on a bike in Brampton....More so when the person is hassling you for 40-60 bucks. Thats's probably how much the kid makes from a shift of work. Thats 4-6 hours of putting in work just ****** away...because you weren't on top of your game.

If that's the excuse buddy has no business being on a bike at that hour in the winter months, its imperative that you be on your game.
 
RockerGuy said:
Got a few of those interactions myself. A lady giving me a sob story about being away from home in Burlington. I called ********, then see her again the other week asking for money. Buncha losers
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First time I had it pulled on me was in Huntsville, Alabama, where the guy asking me for money was wearing shoes that were worth more than every stitch of clothes that I had on, plus the contents of my wallet.
 
Damm so did you go to Krown rust proofing on lakeshore lol?? I was expecting him to knock the guy on the bike out as soon as he went down to tie his shoes or whtever
 
LoneRonin said:
I think its best you be on top of your game if you decide to pull over at 2am on a bike in Brampton....More so when the person is hassling you for 40-60 bucks. Thats's probably how much the kid makes from a shift of work. Thats 4-6 hours of putting in work just ****** away...because you weren't on top of your game.

If that's the excuse buddy has no business being on a bike at that hour in the winter months, its imperative that you be on your game.
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Though i feel bad for the OP, being waved down by some people at 2am in Brampton .. c'mon really?

I would said, " sure what type of car was he driving etc and ill call PRP to come and take a report from you guys"

You would of seen them high tail it than ..
 
omnivore said:
Today, there aren't enough nice and kind people. But it's too bad that people like this prey on the few that are left. Many people who are still kind and want to genuinely help people, will become jaded about being generous in the future from interactions like this. Its too bad really.
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I agree 100 percent.


Sometimes you try and be nice and it bites you in the ***. Not enough nice people in this world.
 
Rob MacLennan said:
First time I had it pulled on me was in Huntsville, Alabama, where the guy asking me for money was wearing shoes that were worth more than every stitch of clothes that I had on, plus the contents of my wallet.
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I had an associate on my email list sending out a sob story. Saying he lost all his money & wallet in Thailand. I was beginning to wonder if his email was hacked. But in the back of my head I'm thinking why would he want $$ from loose friends when he can ask his family first?

I've never spoken to him in a year. Maybe I should ask him about that so I can better judge his character :rolleyes:

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