July 13, 2025
They're Trying, I Resist!
I got my first computer when I was 8, so I started gathering experience with IT stuff pretty early and because I met so many people I learned there's a scammer around every corner. Fake emails, fake links, fake people, and of course there are scammers not just on the internet. So I learned the ultimate rule: don't touch it if you don't know it. Because of this they couldn't scam me and others around me. So the answer is no, I have never been scammed. Or maybe I have? It depends on what we mean by scamming.
Here's the thing. Over time I realized that not all scams come with fake emails or strange links. Some of them smile at you, shake your hand, and look you in the eye.
People can be scams too. They pretend to care, to be honest, to be someone they’re not. That’s a different kind of scam, I know. It's emotional, human, and way more damaging. And the worst part? It's so much harder to recognize.
So maybe I've been scammed after all. Depends.
I got my first computer when I was 8, so I started gathering experience with IT stuff pretty early and b. Because I met so many people, I learned there's a scammer around every corner.
I think this sentence works better as two shorter sentences.
Fake emails, fake links, fake people, and of course there are scammers noaren't just on the internet.
This flows better
So I learned the ultimate rule: don't touch it if you don't know it.
Because of this, they couldn't scam me and others around me.
So the answer is no, I have never been scammed.
or "no; I have..."
It depends on what we mean by scamming.
Here's the thing.:
I'd join this to the next sentence with a colon
Over time, I realized that not all scams come with fake emails or strange links.
Some of them smile at you, shake your hand, and look you in the eye.
They pretend to care, to be honest, to be someone they’re not.
That’s a different kind of scam, I know.
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Very nicely written! I enjoyed your text. Most of the mistakes were ones a native writing casually could make.
July 13, 2025
Thanks. I'm glad I'm improving.
They're Trying,; I Resist!
I got my first computer when I was 8, so I started gathering experience with IT stuff pretty early, and because I met so many people, I learned there's a scammer around every corner.
Fake emails, fake links, fake people, and of course there are not just scammers not just on the internet.
So I learned the ultimate rule: don't touch it if you don't know it.
Because of this they couldn't scam me and others around me.
So the answer is no, I have never been scammed.
Or maybe I have?
It depends on what we mean by scamming.
Here's the thing.
Over time I realized that not all scams come with fake emails or strange links.
Some of them smile at you, shake your hand, and look you in the eye.
People can be scams too.
Or perhaps "People can be scammers too."
They pretend to care, to be honest, to be someone they’re not.
That’s a different kind of scam, I know.
It's emotional, human, and way more damaging.
And the worst part?
It's so much harder to recognize.
So maybe I've been scammed after all.
Depends.
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Very good work. Just changed a few things.
July 13, 2025
Thank you! :)
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Some of them smile at you, shake your hand, and look you in the eye. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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People can be scams too. People can be scams too. Or perhaps "People can be scammers too." |
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That’s a different kind of scam, I know. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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