Saw this sign at the rotary near the police station in Apponaug. This person is going full scorched-earth!RedditSkippy t1_iu6h5ac wrote
I do not understand this. She paid $14,000 for something that the seller told her was worth $30,000-$40,000, did no verification of this and then was surprised to discover that she didn’t get her money’s worth?
BobSacamano47 t1_iu6pvwa wrote
Maybe she's not a dental expert and just assumed that a licensed medical professional wasn't going to rip her off.
RedditSkippy t1_iu6rqum wrote
Dentists though. Many of them seem scammy. I’d at least get a second opinion, especially if I didn’t have a long-term relationship with the dentist.
anxiousinfotech t1_iu9xdoo wrote
I trust my dentist because in a spot where I'm missing a rear molar (wisdom tooth destroyed it) the first thing she said was "don't ever let anyone convince you that you need an implant there."
RedditSkippy t1_iua73zg wrote
I trust my dentist, too, but I have been seeing him for 15 years.
Wooden_Exit2957 t1_iu6hcte wrote
You don’t have to be very smart to fall for a scam
RedditSkippy t1_iu6ov6f wrote
Fair. She even says on the website that she didn’t question the dentist because she trusted him.
Wooden_Exit2957 t1_iu6qol7 wrote
Confidently!
thirdtimesthemom t1_iu70f08 wrote
It wasn’t a scam though. She just didn’t understand the procedure 🤷🏻♀️
RedditSkippy t1_iu7indh wrote
It sounds like she didn’t have all the information yet still went ahead with the procedure. Which, you’re right. It’s not a scam, but it’s really sneaky and unethical.
Unique-Public-8594 t1_iu8p7y7 wrote
Kind of a bait and switch situation?
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