Scammer Gets Caught In His Own Scheme
organizedchaos scambaiting
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In this video, I engage in a "prank call" with multiple scammers from a "call center" who are attempting a money theft. This highlights crucial aspects of "fraud" as the scammers try to get me to pay a registration fee for a supposed prize. Watch how I turn the tables in some satisfying "scammer payback" during this "scambaiting" session, exposing their "scams"!
14 Comments
@pascal30 6 months ago
it was evident from the first minutes of the call that you accidentally got connected to the daycare center
@rosielarson4478 6 months ago
WHAT??!! That wasn’t convoluted at all!😳 I hate these a-holes so much!!😡
@lindamercantini5731 6 months ago
Just had a call from " John Goodman " higher than a helium balloon 😅😅😅 a few minutes into the call he was inviting me to dinner at the restaurant of my choice, with an added marriage proposal 😅😅😅 Played with him for a few minutes hoping he would revel his real name 😀 After hanging up he continued to call me 😢😢😢
@YeahNoOneCaresIfYouAreFirst 6 months ago (edited)
I love how greedy they look based on the explanation of too many deposits
WAS THAT IT?! WAY TOO SHORT! ❤
WAS THAT IT?! WAY TOO SHORT! ❤
@jeffmeikle4467 6 months ago
Sometimes the gift card and the we initial low fees is to get some seed money to keep the phone on firstly, and to have some pocket money share among the group.
@pascal30 6 months ago (edited)
i really would also like we could get rid of all scammers, but c'mon, they should update their scripts. The sequence of questions they ask is just riduculous, like the main thing they need to know up front would be if you are married, single or divorced ? What does it matter to them ? I can imagine later on it would be relevant for the IRS, but for the company handing out a prize ? Who cares what is your status or age.
And before even giving details about the prize, how to collect it, etc , switching the topic to what will happen if you die and who will be the beneficiary ? Oh happy joy, right ? :)) Its just so dumb, if they really put some effort in this, they could be so much more effective - which is of course not what we want. But again.. c'mon !!! (okay , not a problem). These feel like scammers still stuck in "scamming 1.0" mode, instead of stepping it up and use AI and be more credible.
And before even giving details about the prize, how to collect it, etc , switching the topic to what will happen if you die and who will be the beneficiary ? Oh happy joy, right ? :)) Its just so dumb, if they really put some effort in this, they could be so much more effective - which is of course not what we want. But again.. c'mon !!! (okay , not a problem). These feel like scammers still stuck in "scamming 1.0" mode, instead of stepping it up and use AI and be more credible.
@margiedelatorre1805 6 months ago
You can deposit as much as you want it’s withdrawal there’s a limit on this scammer is an idiot
Scammer Gets Caught In His Own Scheme
organizedchaos scambaiting
2,995 views
In this video, I engage in a "prank call" with multiple scammers from a "call center" who are attempting a money theft. This highlights crucial aspects of "fraud" as the scammers try to get me to pay a registration fee for a supposed prize. Watch how I turn the tables in some satisfying "scammer payback" during this "scambaiting" session, exposing their "scams"!