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con man

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A quick definition of con man:

A con man is someone who tricks people into giving them money or property by gaining their trust first. They use deceitful methods to scam their victims. A con man is also known as a confidence man, and the term is often shortened to "con." Women can also be involved in these types of scams, but the term "confidence woman" is not commonly used. This type of fraud is also known as a confidence game or a con game. Another term for a con man is a bunco-steerer.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: A con man, also known as a confidence man, is someone who tricks and defrauds a victim by gaining their trust and then using deception to obtain money or property.

For example, a con man might pose as a wealthy businessman and convince someone to invest in a fake business venture. Once the victim has given them money, the con man disappears, leaving the victim with nothing.

Another example is a con man who pretends to be a government official and convinces someone to pay a fee to avoid legal trouble. The con man takes the money and disappears, leaving the victim in a worse situation.

These examples illustrate how a con man uses charm, persuasion, and deceit to gain the trust of their victims and then take advantage of them for personal gain.

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Dkk
22:08
It would be indeed!
Dkk
22:08
Idk, but I will be doing theirs soon cus they have been nice to me
JumpySubsequentDolphin
22:34
just asks for a lot of restated info that’s already on the resume 🥲
[] baddestbunny
22:36
no rest for the wicked. or for the not wicked who are really just trying to get by on a day-to-day basis
1a2b3c4d26z
22:49
who up fresking they apps rn >:)
1a2b3c4d26z
22:49
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[] baddestbunny
22:49
meeee
[] baddestbunny
22:50
I'm also frisking them if u wanted to know that too
[] baddestbunny
22:50
I'm not going to submit anything tonight bc I don't trust my judgment right now
I'm going to an LSAC fair as well soon. Does anyone know what T14 schools care about demonstrated interest/would track if you talked with them?
[] baddestbunny
22:55
UVA supposedly counts conversations at an LSAC forum as an interview
[] baddestbunny
22:56
NYU doesn't gaf and won't track that you showed up at all
genuinely considering not applying to UVA after realizing how annoying their app is lmao
Tf. That's news to me. Guess I'll be talking to UVA for sure.
bruh
0:32
@JumpySubsequentDolphin: Do you mean the “Education” and “Employment” sections? Just do them once and they’ll carry over across all your other apps
JumpySubsequentDolphin
0:40
No, they have specific questions about employment during the school year and community service and all that jazz. not a huge deal hahaha was just surprised to see it
Dkk
2:30
UVA wants to get it done so they can do whatever else. They are me.
Dkk
2:36
God my roommate gave me a zyn. I did this for the first time like two weeks ago.
Dkk
2:36
This shit is soothing but I know it is bad for me.
Dkk
2:37
I'll see y'all later. I'm just gunna do this.
Dkk
4:11
Wow, this was fucking dumb.
4:39
Finally got my rec letters 😈
4:40
I had already submitted several apps but they were all incomplete because of the letters. They should be all good now. Let's fuckin go
Dkk
5:01
Let's fucking go indeed!
soapy
8:53
ayyyy nice
10:19
For you clowns who are "big law or bust," this is how the rest of the world sees you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHE4wmYrsco
10:22
^relax man
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