Some really really wealthy man asks money from me..
I know this man that is really wealthy. I’m not that close with him. But went out couple of times with him and his wife. He never allowed me or my friends to pay he always said he’s a gentleman and he has to pay ..anyways.. he’s calling me randomly which he never does and asks me for some money like 1500$ for couple of weeks. It’s so random... like he explained a situation why he doesn’t have money now and he has to pay his bills.. but according to him his one paycheck is like 100k What should I do? TC: 180k
Beware.
Stop all contact. Change phone number and email. Move to a different city.
Is he Nigerian?
No he is Chinese American.
First rule of becoming rich is never use your own money
The more you spend the less you have!
But he’s like executive director of some company. He and his wife seemed very legit. I met them in a really good restaurant and they seemed very nice and interesting people. I’m just thinking what if he really needs it for couple of weeks and he’s gonna give it back to me. My only concern is why asking from me ? He should have a lot of friends and relatives as wealthy as him. I am a just an engineer lol I’m not a billionaire that he can make a money from.
If he actually is an executive director...he does not need to ask you 1.5k...I had more than 1.5k on my account when I was 18 years old..embarrassing
He says he’s buying a house and they froze all his accounts for it. And he’s waiting for his 100k paycheck.
Huh? So he being looked into by the FBI or IRS? Not sure how buying a house freezes your assets where you can’t tap into it. It’s his money.... the dude has credit cards, no access to credit lines? Ask if he’s willing to go to the casino with you and play at the table. You’ll know what’s up.
Lmao wtf.. if you give him the money I got a golden bridge to sell you, really cheap too! Great looking bridge! The best bridge!
I would recommend to lend him $500 for now. This will keep you in peace with him.
Buy 3 lunches for $100 each. Borrow 1.5k. Disappear. Sounds like a nice business model.