Registered: Nov 2004
Location: Guatemala, Guatemala
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Originally posted by Igaryok
Sounds you're putting too much effort into something meaningless.
If these people are capable of pulling off this shit with something so "meaningless" as you say, how would you think they would act if a customer offers them $10,000 to disclose certain company information? If they went for it with a $50 DVD player, I'm pretty sure they'll go for it with the 10 grand.
Originally posted by woscar99
I like the way you think
But to set this up, we would have to be very careful because she already knows that we know. How would you set it up?
well yeah, it's going to be tricky and it will need some thinking. I suggest you drop the allegations for now and make her believe that you guys have let it go. Involve her in the making of the next contest but keep the actual numbers/answers to yourself. For example if you were to do the M&Ms again, you could purchase 10 packs and mix them up yourself while telling others that you purchased only 9 packs ! Think up a contest which will involve a similar setup.
Originally posted by twilightki : It feels like something you'd listen to at 4 in the morning, or listen to in your car while you're going in a tunnel.
Registered: Nov 2004
Location: Guatemala, Guatemala
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Originally posted by Omega_M
well yeah, it's going to be tricky and it will need some thinking. I suggest you drop the allegations for now and make her believe that you guys have let it go. Involve her in the making of the next contest but keep the actual numbers/answers to yourself. For example if you were to do the M&Ms again, you could purchase 10 packs and mix them up yourself while telling others that you purchased only 9 packs ! Think up a contest which will involve a similar setup.
Yeah, I was thinking about a contest that would involve a somewhat tricky answer and let her know the answer (a wrong one) and see if we get that answer from him.
I'm really liking this, in the words of Bullet-Tooth Tony: "Never underestimate the probability of stupidity"
