Do i need to say sorry?

@prexie (181)
South Korea
November 7, 2024 8:45pm CST
"How are you my friend?!" this morning when i pick up my phone, this is the first message i red and guess what , it is my highschool classmate before, i wonder how she found me in fb and sending me a message like we closed? as i remember we been in a same class 1st during that time but we are not that very friendly but ofcourse i remember her face and then i reply as casual, i said i was fine and sent it back to her and her next message is makes me surprised???? she was asking for money! if she can borrow and she said she will give it back nextmonth ,she said she dont have job now but her husband does, so im wondering how she will pay me back if she dont have job??and we are not that closed as what i said,then im asking her, where she using the money ?,she said she wanna have a good party for her 7years old daughter but suddenly not enough there money for the total of payment, its a good friday for me but i guess she making my mood change.. ?? i told her why she want a big party but she cant afford it ?? then suddenly she blocked me?? tell me guys, am i too harsh to say that?? i feel bad, but im just saying the truth????.
6 people like this
7 responses
@kaylachan (69646)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
8 Nov
You were talking to a scammer who was posing as your friend. Scammers will copy old, rarely used accounts, and make new accounts with that person's name or profile. Or, they will use info from a data leak they bought to log in and use that person's account. Then then message you posing as that person. Thinking since it's someone you know, you'll give them money. Its when you start questioning them they get flustered and block you.
5 people like this
@prexie (181)
• South Korea
8 Nov
actually when i check her profile , it looks like her real account because so many photos in album even if the the cover photo its her family photo thats why i didnt hesitate to reply but when she blocked me after what i said ,why i felt like im too bad in my reaction like questioning her im just being real right?
1 person likes this
@kaylachan (69646)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
8 Nov
@prexie You had every reason to believe it was her. Scammers are good at fooling people and using people like that. But, don't feel bad. You weren't talking to your former friend, you were talking to a scammer. The tip-off you're talking to a scammer is they don't spend a lot of time on small talk. They'll jump right into asking for money.
1 person likes this
@prexie (181)
• South Korea
8 Nov
@kaylachan aha yah i hope its just scammer and i believe karma is waving.
1 person likes this
@amnabas (14110)
• Karachi, Pakistan
8 Nov
I wonder she wants money for party and on the other hand she is jobless .How will she pay that debt?
3 people like this
@prexie (181)
• South Korea
8 Nov
yes thats the first come to my mind how can she pay me??i dont question her ability as a mother but i hope she understand that birthday celebration is for family not for the feeding community to impress .. ??
1 person likes this
@rakski (122900)
• Philippines
8 Nov
that can be a scammer so need to be sorry. do not feel bad for telling the truth.
2 people like this
@rakski (122900)
• Philippines
8 Nov
@prexie well I hope that is the case really
@prexie (181)
• South Korea
8 Nov
i hope someone just used her accout, so when somewhere i accidentally met her its not that awkward for us. :(
1 person likes this
@SIDIKIMPOLE (1818)
• Eldoret, Kenya
8 Nov
You were not being harsh at all, but real. So you do not need to apologize at all.
1 person likes this
• Eldoret, Kenya
8 Nov
@prexie You just need to forgive yourself and keep your conscience clear. Then you can learn to let go of the guilt. It is well, you do not have to be perfect anyway, remember.
@prexie (181)
• South Korea
8 Nov
im just suddenly worried what if our path crossed , they said world is small and its circle anyway i feel sorry for the daughter if its true that they need money for her party , thanks atleast my mind a little bit lighter
1 person likes this
@Dreamerby (5104)
• Calcutta, India
8 Nov
No nobody suddenly appears out of nowhere to ask for money!
1 person likes this
@Dreamerby (5104)
• Calcutta, India
8 Nov
1 person likes this
@prexie (181)
• South Korea
8 Nov
she looks like a mushroom!
1 person likes this
• India
8 Nov
First of all , how are you sure it is your friend? Just because there is a photo of hers. Again , there is a logical flaw in everything you narrated. Her husband and family are aware she does not have a job. Would it not be better for the husband to ask for money since he has the job . Again , she blocking you all of sudden , well that has all ingredients of a scammer more than a friend. Plus this whole story looks like cooked up. Plus why reaching out through facebook instead of reaching out to by call or in person. Well, you were lucky not to have fallen for it. Just warn your other school friends as well. Enjoy the weekend!
@prexie (181)
• South Korea
9 Nov
oh ya lastnight! i met my other friends and i told them about it, one of my friend also get that message say but she ended also being blocked we just all laughing ??because demons never win to angels.. ?? is scammers borning a babies?? why they become so many.????
1 person likes this
@allknowing (136369)
• India
8 Nov
The moment she asked for money you should have immediately disconnected and blocked her
1 person likes this
@prexie (181)
• South Korea
8 Nov
i am practical person but i just dont want her to feel im arrogant, but youre right better im the one who blocked her first but she did it first hmm.