@meggie My evil mother in law was one of them.

@Allelse they tended to be very nosey neighbourhood women who went from house to house spreading gossip until they'd had every door slammed on them, then they stopped and possibly tried tupperware.

@meggie Sounds like her, she always loved gossip.

@caPnAhab I have not encountered those, but some are fraudulent, pretending to be acting for charities that look real but don't exist.

@Dreamy2077 You know what they say. Do what you love and the money will come.

@KerriJC They push that stuff harder than someone in h3ll trying to get some ice water.

@HoeBag 95 percent profit

@KerriJC Who gets 95%

@HoeBag they probably keep bothering because it still works. No matter how obvious they make it, there are at least 10 old guys drooling over it and probably eager to offer them money.

@NerdyPotato ehh I guess some people never learn. Especially old men.

I tell ya though, "romance" of any sort on the internet seldom ends well.

I knew one lady on here, she was married in real life but having an online SW affair with some married man. Her married boyfriend cheated on her and she felt betrayed.

Now I h4te the word "unpack" but in this case we must say - that is a lot to unpack.