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r/mildlyinfuriating • u/redtitz1 • 7d ago
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Ask them to send some money
35 u/eraaaa_94 7d ago that would just be a crime 64 u/D3LICI0U5 7d ago edited 7d ago Asking for money isn’t. If they offered/agreed to services then yes. 24 u/SuchCoolBrandon 7d ago They clearly think they're messaging someone else. Asking for money while in the guise of someone they know is undoubtedly fraudulent. 17 u/PileOfBrokenWatches 7d ago So your saying if you commit a crime against someone who is committing a crime, it's still a crime? 9 u/Stealth9erz 7d ago 3 u/eraaaa_94 7d ago yeah thats what i ment with the comment, if he offers service and charges money and then doesnt do it thats a crime. sorry if i didnt specify it 4 u/D3LICI0U5 7d ago No worries. Unless one of those people is a cop I don’t think anyone will get in trouble regardless lol 11 u/MithrilHuman 7d ago Prostitution is also a crime in most of U.S. right? What will the other person sue for? 1 u/eraaaa_94 7d ago is it? im not from the US so idk too much 2 u/Mister_angel1 7d ago Yes 6 u/NarwhalPrudent6323 7d ago And even if prostitution isn't, soliciting is. So yeah, kind of an awkward call to the police no matter what lol -3 u/eraaaa_94 7d ago thats weird... why prostitution wouldnt be a crime but soliciting yes? makes no sense 6 u/MithrilHuman 7d ago So the trafficked providers are not in trouble. It’s to dissuade customers from the industry. 1 u/eraaaa_94 5d ago makes sense now
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that would just be a crime
64 u/D3LICI0U5 7d ago edited 7d ago Asking for money isn’t. If they offered/agreed to services then yes. 24 u/SuchCoolBrandon 7d ago They clearly think they're messaging someone else. Asking for money while in the guise of someone they know is undoubtedly fraudulent. 17 u/PileOfBrokenWatches 7d ago So your saying if you commit a crime against someone who is committing a crime, it's still a crime? 9 u/Stealth9erz 7d ago 3 u/eraaaa_94 7d ago yeah thats what i ment with the comment, if he offers service and charges money and then doesnt do it thats a crime. sorry if i didnt specify it 4 u/D3LICI0U5 7d ago No worries. Unless one of those people is a cop I don’t think anyone will get in trouble regardless lol 11 u/MithrilHuman 7d ago Prostitution is also a crime in most of U.S. right? What will the other person sue for? 1 u/eraaaa_94 7d ago is it? im not from the US so idk too much 2 u/Mister_angel1 7d ago Yes 6 u/NarwhalPrudent6323 7d ago And even if prostitution isn't, soliciting is. So yeah, kind of an awkward call to the police no matter what lol -3 u/eraaaa_94 7d ago thats weird... why prostitution wouldnt be a crime but soliciting yes? makes no sense 6 u/MithrilHuman 7d ago So the trafficked providers are not in trouble. It’s to dissuade customers from the industry. 1 u/eraaaa_94 5d ago makes sense now
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Asking for money isn’t. If they offered/agreed to services then yes.
24 u/SuchCoolBrandon 7d ago They clearly think they're messaging someone else. Asking for money while in the guise of someone they know is undoubtedly fraudulent. 17 u/PileOfBrokenWatches 7d ago So your saying if you commit a crime against someone who is committing a crime, it's still a crime? 9 u/Stealth9erz 7d ago 3 u/eraaaa_94 7d ago yeah thats what i ment with the comment, if he offers service and charges money and then doesnt do it thats a crime. sorry if i didnt specify it 4 u/D3LICI0U5 7d ago No worries. Unless one of those people is a cop I don’t think anyone will get in trouble regardless lol
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They clearly think they're messaging someone else. Asking for money while in the guise of someone they know is undoubtedly fraudulent.
17 u/PileOfBrokenWatches 7d ago So your saying if you commit a crime against someone who is committing a crime, it's still a crime? 9 u/Stealth9erz 7d ago
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So your saying if you commit a crime against someone who is committing a crime, it's still a crime?
9 u/Stealth9erz 7d ago
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yeah thats what i ment with the comment, if he offers service and charges money and then doesnt do it thats a crime. sorry if i didnt specify it
4 u/D3LICI0U5 7d ago No worries. Unless one of those people is a cop I don’t think anyone will get in trouble regardless lol
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No worries. Unless one of those people is a cop I don’t think anyone will get in trouble regardless lol
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Prostitution is also a crime in most of U.S. right? What will the other person sue for?
1 u/eraaaa_94 7d ago is it? im not from the US so idk too much 2 u/Mister_angel1 7d ago Yes 6 u/NarwhalPrudent6323 7d ago And even if prostitution isn't, soliciting is. So yeah, kind of an awkward call to the police no matter what lol -3 u/eraaaa_94 7d ago thats weird... why prostitution wouldnt be a crime but soliciting yes? makes no sense 6 u/MithrilHuman 7d ago So the trafficked providers are not in trouble. It’s to dissuade customers from the industry. 1 u/eraaaa_94 5d ago makes sense now
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is it? im not from the US so idk too much
2 u/Mister_angel1 7d ago Yes 6 u/NarwhalPrudent6323 7d ago And even if prostitution isn't, soliciting is. So yeah, kind of an awkward call to the police no matter what lol -3 u/eraaaa_94 7d ago thats weird... why prostitution wouldnt be a crime but soliciting yes? makes no sense 6 u/MithrilHuman 7d ago So the trafficked providers are not in trouble. It’s to dissuade customers from the industry. 1 u/eraaaa_94 5d ago makes sense now
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Yes
6 u/NarwhalPrudent6323 7d ago And even if prostitution isn't, soliciting is. So yeah, kind of an awkward call to the police no matter what lol -3 u/eraaaa_94 7d ago thats weird... why prostitution wouldnt be a crime but soliciting yes? makes no sense 6 u/MithrilHuman 7d ago So the trafficked providers are not in trouble. It’s to dissuade customers from the industry. 1 u/eraaaa_94 5d ago makes sense now
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And even if prostitution isn't, soliciting is. So yeah, kind of an awkward call to the police no matter what lol
-3 u/eraaaa_94 7d ago thats weird... why prostitution wouldnt be a crime but soliciting yes? makes no sense 6 u/MithrilHuman 7d ago So the trafficked providers are not in trouble. It’s to dissuade customers from the industry. 1 u/eraaaa_94 5d ago makes sense now
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thats weird... why prostitution wouldnt be a crime but soliciting yes? makes no sense
6 u/MithrilHuman 7d ago So the trafficked providers are not in trouble. It’s to dissuade customers from the industry. 1 u/eraaaa_94 5d ago makes sense now
So the trafficked providers are not in trouble. It’s to dissuade customers from the industry.
1 u/eraaaa_94 5d ago makes sense now
makes sense now
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u/D3LICI0U5 7d ago
Ask them to send some money