Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the story of some Middle Eastern or African country's royal family and their troubles one of the older scams on the internet?
Why should seeing someone who claims to be a Saudi Arabian princess make it any more credible? People are so gullible.
Posted by Randy at May 10, 2004 05:41 PM | TrackBackNote that she was moving in high society circles . . . How many of these people are familiar with Internet scams?
Posted by: Blame Jared at May 10, 2004 11:11 PMYes I know this is the weirdest thing, but here it goes...my name is Jennifer and I'm going to China this summer with camp china! I was lookin in google for camp china stuff like about "trip to camp china" and your page popped up and i was like "cool a camp china-er!" so I thought I'd say hi! Alright thats it I guess, you can email me if you want. But if you think that's too weird, I totally understand :) ~Jennifer~
Posted by: Jen at May 11, 2004 03:38 AMBut Randy....."She's rich...rich, powerful. Listen, if you were to rescue her, the reward would be...more than you can imagine."
And she's a princess!?! How can it get better than that? Someone stop me.
Posted by: Hookah at May 11, 2004 09:41 AMI wonder if any of those people in "high society" would be interested in contributing to a defense fund for some unknown guy on death row in Texas (all procedes going to me, of course).
Posted by: Gillis at May 11, 2004 11:07 AM