Sentence examples for get swindled from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON — Depending on who is speaking, a bill approved by the Senate on Thursday to make it easier for small companies to raise money will either improve the economy by creating jobs or cause unwitting investors to get swindled.
Ekatarina is meanwhile performing similar calculations to ensure she doesn't get swindled.
Even if Jane has the choice of an index fund, notes Epstein, she may still get swindled.
It sort of reads like a dad writing to his kid before they head off to college for the next four years or something, if that college was Trump University where students get swindled out of all their money.
Tell them you would be willing to pay if you had the money or the company you owe the money to changed their policy so that others wouldn't get swindled into what happened to you.
How can you be sure you're not getting swindled?
Enter Amanda, a law student at New York University and, as it happens, one of the few remaining Manahata, the Lenape Indian tribe that supposedly got swindled nearly four centuries ago.
My grandmother had lost her own dacha in the nineties, after Uncle Lev got swindled out of his share in a geological-exploration company he'd founded with some fellow-scientists.
After leaving office, in 1877, he moved to New York, eager to make his fortune, and got swindled by a plausible con man, losing all the money he had made.
Experts worry that some adults are getting swindled.
