Re:Amoma.com is a scam (2017)
by coldtea on Saturday May 25, 2019 @07:11AM
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>Interesting story, but what are we supposed to "learn" from it? Obviously we won't use this company for bookings, but what's the bigger takeaway?
Why there has to be some "bigger takeaway"?
The title of the post itself says "Amoma.com is a scam". It doesn't say anything about teaches us larger things about life, the universe, and everything.
It's a personal story that explains why Amoma.com is a scam, and what happened to the author.
Not everything is some guidebook, or research paper, or philosophical study. It's a blog post.
Why there has to be some "bigger takeaway"?
The title of the post itself says "Amoma.com is a scam". It doesn't say anything about teaches us larger things about life, the universe, and everything.
It's a personal story that explains why Amoma.com is a scam, and what happened to the author.
Not everything is some guidebook, or research paper, or philosophical study. It's a blog post.