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The Maine Attorney General's office wants you to know that Disney really doesn't want your precious snowflake for any of their television shows, no matter what you heard on the radio
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Mentat
2012-01-07 10:21:26 AM
Watch out for these people. They told me I was a lock for Wizards of Waverly Place, but it never panned out.
Walker
2012-01-07 11:20:48 AM
Drop my kids off in a hotel room with some guy claiming to be from Disney? Sounds legit. Have fun Billy.
unlikely
2012-01-07 11:29:35 AM
I have seen lots of teenage girls fall for it with people pulling the same scam under the "you can be a model" umbrella.
Fireproof
2012-01-07 11:34:17 AM
"But now parent you are going to have to pay a couple thousand bucks."
Who proofread this?
DanZero
2012-01-07 11:40:14 AM
The Attorney General's office says Disney officials told them they are not conducting auditions in Maine.
That right there deserves another Obvious tag.
It's not like Maine is a hotbed for future showbiz talent. They got the accents all wrong theah.
leftymcrighty
2012-01-07 12:02:35 PM
I've heard these types of radio ads before, they're ultra high-paced and annoying, and they repeat the 1-800- number 20 times in the ad, and that's no exaggeration.
OtherLittleGuy
2012-01-07 12:14:41 PM
Like Hannah Montana! And High School Musical!
Mr. Coffee Nerves
2012-01-07 12:35:12 PM
This is really going to cut into the available perfomers for my Back Of The Van Pantsless Youth Wrestling League shows.
Looks like Hulk Hogan is getting paid in footrubs again.
McBotulism
2012-01-07 12:41:36 PM
Not only that, but I don't think that pair of sweaty panties that dude by the dumpster sold me were ever really worn by Selena Gomez. That's twenty bucks I'm never getting back...
TheManofPA
2012-01-07 01:22:56 PM
leftymcrighty
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I've heard these types of radio ads before, they're ultra high-paced and annoying, and they repeat the 1-800- number 20 times in the ad, and that's no exaggeration.
They were airing them most of December in the Canton area. I wonder though, if the AG knows and can warn that it is a scan, why don't they ever drive down there and arrest the lot of them. I know it is extra paper work, but it could be an easy one case-wise and nice little front page fodder.
Hector Remarkable
2012-01-07 01:27:30 PM
McBotulism
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Not only that, but I don't think that pair of sweaty panties that dude by the dumpster sold me were ever really worn by Selena Gomez. That's twenty bucks I'm never getting back...
Don't feel bad. That dude fooled us all.
fozziewazzi
2012-01-07 02:06:11 PM
Is it me or does this article have 'outsourced to India' written all over it?
Brakefornobody
2012-01-07 02:09:03 PM
McBotulism
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Not only that, but I don't think that pair of sweaty panties that dude by the dumpster sold me were ever really worn by Selena Gomez. That's twenty bucks I'm never getting back...
They're real to me, dammit!
Cerebral Knievel
2012-01-07 05:15:47 PM
I thought everyone knew that all those Disney kids are genetically propagated in a cloning lab in South Orlando?
and all those specimens are usually propagated off of DNA strain derived from Frankie and Annette and Mickey Rooney.
They rarely ever introduce new genetic code unless the original strains start to break down as we have seen with the Lohanian and Spearsian specimens.
This is why they have sent Gomez (Specimen DS-381993-3) after Bieber. It's simply to secure fresh genetic material for the breeding and cloning program.
zarberg
2012-01-07 05:31:17 PM
Man promising Disney acting jobs seen driving away from the hotel in this:
peasandcarrots
2012-01-09 01:43:48 AM
Ugh, those ads have been playing on a loop for days. If you listen closely, the advertiser never actually says that they're affiliated with Disney; it's more like "How would your child like to be on TV just like all their favorite Disney Channel stars?" and then goes on to list about a half-dozen of them. Pretty ballsy of the scammers to try that.
Also can't help but notice that it's pretty much the same voice as that ass who was flogging the "National Star Registry" scam a few years back. Are all these fake companies just one guy?
John Buck 41
2012-01-09 08:58:34 PM
peasandcarrots
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Ugh, those ads have been playing on a loop for days. If you listen closely, the advertiser never actually says that they're affiliated with Disney; it's more like "How would your child like to be on TV just like all their favorite Disney Channel stars?" and then goes on to list about a half-dozen of them. Pretty ballsy of the scammers to try that.
Also can't help but notice that it's pretty much the same voice as that ass who was flogging the "National Star Registry" scam a few years back. Are all these fake companies just one guy?
I just heard that Star Registry commercial less than a week ago on my commute home. Can't seem to find the guy's name, though.
John Buck 41
2012-01-09 09:01:57 PM
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peasandcarrots: Ugh, those ads have been playing on a loop for days. If you listen closely, the advertiser never actually says that they're affiliated with Disney; it's more like "How would your child like to be on TV just like all their favorite Disney Channel stars?" and then goes on to list about a half-dozen of them. Pretty ballsy of the scammers to try that.
Also can't help but notice that it's pretty much the same voice as that ass who was flogging the "National Star Registry" scam a few years back. Are all these fake companies just one guy?
I just heard that Star Registry commercial less than a week ago on my commute home.
Can't seem to find the guy's name, though
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