I Was Held Up at Gunpoint in Broad Daylight in Phnom Penh: Warning Tale from a US Man
Re: I Was Held Up at Gunpoint in Broad Daylight in Phnom Penh: Warning Tale from a US Man
Nailed it Frank!frank lee bent wrote: ↑Thu Jul 04, 2019 2:27 am Sounds like a Philippino card scam and the victim made up a cover story so he did not look a credulous fool.
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Re: I Was Held Up at Gunpoint in Broad Daylight in Phnom Penh: Warning Tale from a US Man
Can somebody please check his Facebook profile to verify this claim? I tried to verify it myself but the only thing I found was a quote from his own blog where he saysI'm a 2nd Dan black belt in karate
https://jacob22lutz.weebly.com/blog/if- ... be-and-whyI would spend my day with Mr. Miyagi because he is in one of my most favorite movies of all time, The Karate Kid. The day would be spent driving around in old, classic cars and preform karate and beat people up.
You guys understand that nobody serious in the arts would ever dream of "beating people up", right? One of the most important rules of any dojo is that you keep that shit where it belongs: in the dojo, unless absolutely necessary for self defense.
I trained a style of karate for nearly a decade. If I type my name into a search engine the results include old photos of me wearing my belt, results from competitions me and my dojo participated in and such things. This is from nearly 20 years ago.
The only related matches to searches about Jacob Lutz and karate in a search engine is for a little kid training Taekwando in Florida who coincidentally has the same name. Again, this kid's training is easily verifiable, but for some reason this "2nd dan black belt" Jacob Lutz does not exist anywhere.
2nd dan is a title rank given to instructors. You'd think a karate instructor and his dojo would be easy to find, but no. The internet does not know of any sensei Jacob Lutz.
Please ask him what style he trains and which dojo he belongs to. I never got a black belt myself so I'm curious how someone could get so far without a single mention.
Stolen valor pussy motherfucker
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Re: I Was Held Up at Gunpoint in Broad Daylight in Phnom Penh: Warning Tale from a US Man
This makes no sense. Debit cards have daily limits PLUS in any event, you can't withdraw more than what is in the account.Now I'm STILL working it all out with the bank. I asked why bother with having ATM daily withdrawal limits for debit cards when somehow they were able to charge my debit card as if it were a credit card for several thousands of dollars, and it actually went through. My main bank's account balance is current ~$-30,
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Re: I Was Held Up at Gunpoint in Broad Daylight in Phnom Penh: Warning Tale from a US Man
got to this, " .....whilst pulling out a revolver with his other hand and pressed it against my stomach. "
and stopped... pure
PS: showing ur passport will NOT allow you to exceed your cc spending limit!!!!
and stopped... pure
PS: showing ur passport will NOT allow you to exceed your cc spending limit!!!!
In a nation run by swine, all pigs are upward-mobile and the rest of us are fucked until we can put our acts together: not necessarily to win, but mainly to keep from losing completely. HST
Re: I Was Held Up at Gunpoint in Broad Daylight in Phnom Penh: Warning Tale from a US Man
"He commented on my shirt. " Phillipino.
Re: I Was Held Up at Gunpoint in Broad Daylight in Phnom Penh: Warning Tale from a US Man
Actually an ATM withdrawal limit is exactly that. The card can be swiped with a provided ID to withdraw more. Unless the account is empty of course but some banks allow your account to have small negative balance.
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Re: I Was Held Up at Gunpoint in Broad Daylight in Phnom Penh: Warning Tale from a US Man
When those fucks ask me where I got my shirt I always tell them I won it from the chief of police in Manila in a card game. They fuck off quick.
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Re: I Was Held Up at Gunpoint in Broad Daylight in Phnom Penh: Warning Tale from a US Man
Yeah, i thought he was implying that they were able to use it (aka buy jewelry) like a credit card ie run up credit.. But maybe he actually had several thousand $$ in his debit card account..
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