like those of bully boys and racketeers they dangle promises in front of people think the message has got to that if an offer seems be too good to be true then most probably it
Using tactics like those of bully-boys and racketeers, they dangle promises in front of unsuspecting people, but I think the message has got to be that if an offer seems to be too good to be true, then most probably it is.
like those of bully-boys and racketeers, they dangle promises in front of people, think the message has got to that if an offer seems be too good to be true, then most probably it