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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;John Burgess, post: 7976218, member: 105098&quot;]1. Yes, quite possible. real talk, Wolfman Jack and his brother in law tried to scam me out of $500 to bet on a &quot;hot tip on a horse&quot; once, said they were doing me a favor. Yeah, scammers come in all types. I was working in a restaurant at the time, they came in talked me up, said &quot;let me do you a favor you look like you could use a break, we got a tip on a fixed horse race, you give me $500 and we&#039;ll place the bet for you and then bring you back the winnings. You can trust me.&quot;</p><p>Told them I don&#039;t have the $500, the brother in law suggested I &quot;borrow it from the restaurant and put it back the next day&quot; when he gives me the winnnings...</p><p>no thanks. </p><p><br /></p><p>Scammers of all types out there.</p><p><br /></p><p>2. I didn&#039;t cherry pick or arrange, that&#039;s exactly how it was laid out in the article. I did edit out the nonsense like &quot;FOX 46 reached out to American Airlines to find out what steps Johnson needs to take to file a report, but a spokesperson never got back to us.&quot;</p><p><br /></p><p>NOW you say she never filed a complaint with the carrier, half her stuff disappears, she doesn&#039;t file a complaint with the carrier or a police report</p><p>&nbsp;so then maybe it&#039;s not a scam or grift or &quot;fraud&quot; ...</p><p>maybe she contacted the news just for 5 minutes of fame with a totally fabricated story that she convinced some reporter of and they ran with it on a slow news day. So maybe it actually falls into &quot;lying old lady and fake news category&quot; instead! Maybe she scammed a reporter huh?</p><p><br /></p><p>I&#039;m kind of offended at you accusation I was being deceptive. Anyone can go read the article and see what it says, it&#039;s maybe 4-5 small paragraphs.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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