Кадр выше наш. Полное медиа с Facebook запрошено — подставим его сюда, как только приедет.
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🛑 I was scammed by a story about the blogger HSTIKKYTOKKY who “supposedly helped people get rich.” 🙄🤬 Yeah, it sounds stupid. But if you were in my place — you’d probably believe it too. I’m 27 years old. I’ve been living in the UK for seven years now, in a small but cozy town not far from Manchester. I left Lithuania after a painful breakup — he was my first love, and after everything that happened, I just couldn’t stay there anymore. I started from scratch: new language, new job, new life. I work as a hair extension specialist and hairstylist 💇♀️ My clients are elegant, confident women who arrive at the salon in Range Rovers, wearing Dior and Prada. Sometimes, while I’m working, I think to myself: “Why is everything so easy for them? Why not for me?” I earn decently for an immigrant, but after taxes and rent, there’s barely anything left. At best — a new T-shirt or a bag on sale. I dreamed of one day not counting every penny, of allowing myself a little “luxury.” And then one day, I came across a story on Facebook. A photo of some guy and the blogger HSTIKKYTOKKY — famous, confident, a “winner in life.” The story looked convincing: apparently, the blogger recommended an app, and the guy “changed his life,” won money, and now “lives freely.” It all looked so real — screenshots, comments, emotions. I thought, “Well, why not try? They can’t all be lying.” I downloaded the app and made my first deposit — £500. Lost it. Thought I was just unlucky. Deposited more. Then more again. Each time I wanted to win something back, to recover at least a bit. When I finally stopped — my account was –£7,000. Half of my annual savings. I sat on the floor in my apartment, staring into space, unable to believe how stupid I’d been. 😢 My phone lay next to me — still open on that same post, with the blogger and the guy smiling at the camera. I reread their “success story” and felt anger boiling inside me. A few weeks later, I was back at the salon, styling a client’s hair, but
