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What is bunbering?

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∙ 13y ago
Updated: 3/22/2024

'Bunbering' or to bunber.

It's the effect to cojole someone to believing your intentions are good.

To mislead through a continuous act of well-meaning behavior.

The end result being the mark will have enough trust and act in a way that is friendly toward an otherwise malevolent partner or group.

It's a trick. Act well meaning then pull a fast one.

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