Sentence examples for be scammed from inspiring English sources
verb
To defraud or embezzle.
- They tried to scam her out of her savings.
But to be scammed like this by CAF... Frankly, there is no compassion on their part.
If people can be scammed into thinking that the majority of foundations offer people financial safety nets, could they be scammed into believing that the government no longer needs to finance its share of social services?
"The outcome for people is unfortunately that they will continue to be scammed out of millions of pounds.
As Robert Baer, the former C.I.A. official, put it, "Chalabi was scamming the U.S. because the U.S. wanted to be scammed".
"On one hand, it's understandable that baseball does not want to be scammed by people lying about their age," Mnookin said.
When I said yes, he told me to follow him and I did, a bit nervously because I thought I might be about to be scammed.
"And then you're scammed".
I believe he is being scammed.
I realise I have been scammed.
But, in reality, LinkedIn was scammed by its bankers.
