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Scams have become a constant part of life. In a world full of distrust, how can we know what is real? | Brigid Delaney

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Scams have become a constant part of life. In a world full of distrust, how can we know what is real? | Brigid Delaney

There is something depressing about being scammed.

Every unknown number, every marketplace purchase, every text with a link now arrives with suspicion My day started with exciting news.

It was a long and gushing email from popular Australian breakfast radio show host Sally Sara saying she was following up on a previous conversation (huh? wot?) and would love to interview me about my 2009 book, This Restless Life, on her program.

“I remain genuinely enthusiastic about the opportunity to feature your work and to welcome you to an upcoming author conversation.

I believe your insights and experience would make for a thoughtful and engaging discussion, and I would be delighted to work with you to create an enjoyable experience for both you and our audience,” she wrote.

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