<prompt> Human: She told me a few months ago that she was going to invest in a company that would teach her about online marketing. I suggested that you shouldnt have to pay someone to sell their goods, but she was adamant that this was a great opportunity. I took a picture of some documents and told her Id check the company. Im a bit of a slacker though, and after a few weeks and a couple nudges from her I finally did some Googling. I saw that they had a low BBB score but when I clicked, it was mostly praise. I should have scrolled further. Its so hard to suss out positive experiences from shills. I wrote her that though I couldnt find any real negative info, I recommended she have a firm investment plan before spending any money. A few weeks later she informed me of her investment and I immediately kicked myself for not searching harder. For not just telling her regardless of what I knew that it was a scam, to stay away. I didnt think shed do it. The company is called MOBE, My Online Business Empire and Im guessing she has spent at least 2000, if not more, and now Im helping her craft letters English isnt even her second language to draw other people in to her up-selling scheme. Shes so excited. Is there any way she can get her money back?TLDR: Pretty sure my gf got into a pyramid scheme and it might be my fault a little bit.  <response>: Its not your fault. Shes responsible to do her own research on a company. Not you. She had those few weeks to Google who she was giving 2000 to.And no, she wont get her money back. This is a hard lesson, but a lesson nonetheless. 