Deadspin: Is an ESPN columnist scamming people on the Internet?

No hard feelings, Mizzou. Just looking to get noticed by Sara Phillips.

 

How did they pay her? At the very least she had to fill out tax documents.

 

And like Tupac, riding Westside got her (career) killed.

 

That took place miles from my hometown. Was weird to see places I've been to many times in that movie...and it didn't shocked me a person like that lived in Ishpeming! LOL

 

I suspect your real name is not "Ace."

 

Fake photos used:

http://larrybrownsports.com/everything-else/sarah-phillips-exists-pictures-ivy-smith-identity/133066

 

The only thing I want to know out of all this is...what was "Sarah's" endgame in all this? Did they expect not to get caught...when would they "retire" from the biz? How much longer would they have tried this scam?

 

This shows just how impossible it is to actually monetize Facebook and Twitter, and how desperate people are to turn it into a lottery ticket.

 

I'm doubting small time crooks think very far down the road.

 

Maybe they/she didn't start out with an endgame. Maybe it started as one thing, and, wait, holy shit, a message from ESPN??? Hard to say no to that, and even if this is the worst that can happen, I bet the ride was worth it.

 

The "worst" could be jail time for lying about their identity. I don't think that will be worth it.

 

THIS!