Christmas Bonus! Free watch with fake degree!

Wow - who would have thought you could get a Movado or Tag Heuer watch valued at $200 just by getting a fake degree?

Degree = $159.00
Watch Value = $200.00... it's like getting $41 in free money.
http://www.cooldegree.com/

 

Hmm. Genuine watch with fake degree or Fake watch with fake degree? Lol.

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Best Regards,
Dave Hayden

 

The church I pastor is starting a building program......now, here is the deal!!!!!!!!

You contribute $500.00 (US Postal Money Order, No Check Please) and the church will award you a degree- through its school which I just formed- a PhD in Holy Academia & Spirituality and post your name on a board in the fellowship hall.

If interested I will forward you the address for mailing the check. Do I need to design a web page for this?



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Howard Rodgers

 

And it's tax deductable too!

Howard, you might want to get an IRS number just incase.

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M. C. (Mike) Albrecht, PE

 

I was going to send that web address to Tag Hauer but they don't have an email address on their web site.

Somehow I think these guys might get what they so well and truely deserve for the watch scam faster than their fake degrees.

 

What a great gift idea! I'm giving everyone on my list a college degree this year. They are personalized and you can take into consideration each person's interests and circumstances, like so:

For my dad, who has worked at a municipal power plant in southern Minnesota for the past 20-some years, I could get a PhD in Electrical Engineering from the so-called "University of Southern Minnesota." And for my wife, a homeschooling mom who has a special place in her heart for our founding fathers, I could order a Master of Science in Elementary Education from "George Washington State College." I'll get anything at all for each of my four kids. It appears as though you can request any graduation date you wish. So, I'll just have to do the math and request a grad date of, say for example, May, 2019 for my four-year old.

Of course, everyone on my list will understand that these degrees are for entertainment purposes only and, in the words of the people at cooldegress.com, intended "to boost your self-esteem and improve your image and confidence." A goal that, as we all know, could never be achieved by actually earning a degree.

The upshot for me is that I will be able to sell the watches on e-bay. The grateful recipients of these gifts may, of course, keep the free padded diploma cover, in which to dispay their padded diplomas....

Well, on second thought, I guess I'll stick with power tools for my dad, a gift certificate from Amazon.com for my wife, and toys and clothes for the kids--all much more useful than an "authentic-looking fake degree."

Tracy<><

 

For an extra $20 you could always get that fake letter of recommendation.

John

 

For an extra $40, I bet I could even get one signed by "George Washington" himself.

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