Word: reloader
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...season did not go as planned for Harvard, but every team must take some time to reload its ammunition after so many years of success. The Crimson appears to have done that this year, and it should be gunning for another Ivy League title next season...
...season did not go as planned for Harvard, but every team must take some time to reload its ammunition after so many years of success. The Crimson appears to have done that this year, and it should be gunning for another Ivy League title next season...
...pity. Survivors said they treated it like a video game. "We've waited to do this a long time," they said. At one point one of the gunmen recognized a student and said, "Oh, I know you--you can go." And then, "We're out of ammo.. gotta reload. We'll come back to get you three...
...legitimate prize contests or from obituaries, or sometimes just looking through phone books for "elderly-sounding" names like Viola or Henrietta. The Sun City phone book is a scam artist's bible because it lists hometowns and former occupations of seniors. "Closers" make follow-up calls to likely marks; "reload men" make them to victims who have succumbed to previous scams. "No-sales men" make a pitch to the suspicious...
...money for families of slain police officers, firefighters or other related (and fake) charities. American Eagle Advertising, which employed 60 solicitors in boiler rooms in Arizona and Georgia, raked in more than $9 million in two years of operation, according to a 67-count federal indictment unsealed in June. Reload men and "recovery room" specialists individually can make in excess of $300,000 a year...