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Financially raped 

When you have to pay way too much for something that you know is way cheaper at other places or just shouldn't cost that much at all.
Jeremy: Hey bro. How much did you pay for that beer?
Jefferson: 8 bucks.
Jeremy: You just got financially raped.
Financially raped by JTHAO July 5, 2009
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Financially Raped 

Paying for healthcare in the United States
Jack: "I just went to the hospital"
Alice: "Damn dude, sounds like you were financially raped!"
Financially Raped by Ninaleven June 28, 2023

Financial Rape

When people take financial advantage of those less fortunate than themselves because they can.
When solicitors quote you $3000 and $50 000 they are still sending you bills because they can, that's financial rape.

Doctors charging people with Cancer, ten's of thousands of dollars for treatment because they know the patients have no other choice - that's financial rape.
Financial Rape by simtay May 2, 2011

Financial Rape

When you lose lots of money against your will or unexpectedly.
Ben: Hey, wanna go see a movie tonight?

Rodney: I can't, I spent all my money on that 'Free' Romanian gaming website.

Ben: Damn financial rape

Financial Rape

When someone acts like he/she is in love with you, is having sex with you but in reality is after your money.
Man this is financial rape. She took all his money and left him.
Financial Rape by BravoDance July 16, 2021

Financial Rape

1. An unwilling commitment of money

2. When a person or persons loose your money
1. Hey man can u give me 2 dollars for a beer?
(Grumble) Fine.... Your lucky i don't call the cops and put u in jail for Financial Rape charges

2. Hey do you and your wife want to take a cruise to the Caribbean with us?

No I'm being financially raped by my bank right now, so I'm practically broke.
Financial Rape by Jerry Rude June 10, 2011

Financial rape

It is when somebody or someone takes advantage of your money when they know that you have it.
Man1: My girlfriend discovered that I saved enough money to buy that white kicks so she threatened me a break-up if I didn't bring her to the movies.

Man2: sue her..

Man1: what for?

Man2: for financial rape, duh.
Financial rape by Broke bloke August 26, 2009
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