Ten years experience at 23 years old? I don't think so
By Judy Evans
@JudyEv (364832)
Rockingham, Australia
    June 23, 2020 8:51pm CST
                         
            The photo has nothing to do with the post. 
A West Australian man has been charged with a number of offences as he has been posing as a psychologist and counselling clients when he has no qualifications whatsoever. A PhD from a Queensland university is a fake as is his Master’s degree. 
But the part that made me laugh was the fact that he claims he has had ten years’ experience as a practising psychologist – but he is only 23! I think he needs a revisions in maths if he has ideas of being a con man.
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         @Alexandoy (65304)
 • Cainta, Philippines
                    24 Jun 20
                    The guy needs a psychiatrist. Waheehee.
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@Alexandoy (65304)
 • Cainta, Philippines
                            24 Jun 20
                                    
                            @JudyEv a scamming devil is always cocky as if to show his confidence.
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@jayanth_77 (7179)
 • India
                            24 Jun 20
                                    
                            That's a clear case of fraud. Good that he has been caught. How did people become suspecios.
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                            @JudyEv (364832)
 • Rockingham, Australia
                            24 Jun 20
                                    
                            @jayanth_77 @rakski He has had a very light sentence I think. He has to do community service, there is a  fine he has to pay which seems a very low figure and that's about it. I think he should have gone to jail. He doesn't seem the least bit remorseful.
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 @moffittjc (126003)
 • Gainesville, Florida
                    24 Jun 20
                    Some con men just aren't that smart. He apparently fits into that category.
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@moffittjc (126003)
 • Gainesville, Florida
                            25 Jun 20
                                    
                            @JudyEv Con men usually don't change their ways. They just play the game. He may lay low for a while, then he'll just go somewhere else and start conning people all over again.
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                            @JudyEv (364832)
 • Rockingham, Australia
                            25 Jun 20
                                    
                            @moffittjc That's my thought too.
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 @DocAndersen (54399)
 • United States
                    24 Jun 20
                    maybe like the old character Lucy from Charlie Brown, he offered services to his friends!
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@DocAndersen (54399)
 • United States
                            24 Jun 20
                                    
                            @JudyEv it is a delicate balance, if you don't charge a lot in that profession people think you aren't well, real!
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 @snowy22315 (198117)
 • United States
                    24 Jun 20
                    You hear about those people around. At least he wouldn't get in as much trouble as a pschologist, as opposed to those who pose as medical doctors or pilots!
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@snowy22315 (198117)
 • United States
                            25 Jun 20
                                    
                            @JudyEv Funny you brought up this topic because I was watching Catch Me IF You Can on  TV.. The guy was brilliant, and was probably the most successful con man ever at a young age. Thank God he spent most of his adult life working for the FBI and now makes millions as a security expert, and preventing financial crimes.
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 @ptrikha_2 (48561)
 • India
                    24 Jun 20
                    Some people are able to get on with conning other people, even if things would otherwise be quite evident.
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 @LindaOHio (204858)
 • United States
                    24 Jun 20
                    He's not too bright.  Great picture.
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                    @JudyEv (364832)
 • Rockingham, Australia
                            26 Jun 20
                                    
                            @LindaOHio Thanks. You have some lovely ones too. Just that you are used to yours but not to ours. 
                            
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                            @LindaOHio (204858)
 • United States
                            25 Jun 20
                                    
                            @JudyEv  He certainly is.  You have such lovely birds in your country.
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 @nawala123 (20871)
 • Indonesia
                    24 Jun 20
                    That is a miracle, for people who believe.
I dont believe
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                     @Orson_Kart (7853)
 • United Kingdom
                    24 Jun 20
                    With the knowledge you can gain from the Internet these days I think it's possible to have 23 years experience at age 10.
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                     @lovebuglena (48082)
 • Staten Island, New York
                    24 Jun 20
                    I would not think this guy is a pro.
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                     @cperry2 (5608)
 • Newport, Oregon
                    24 Jun 20
                    I wonder why people do this. In this young man's case, I would think the claim of a PHD at 23 would be outrageous enough, though I understand it does happen, but 10 years experience?  I think I would be calling in the police myself had he said that to me.
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