I just got an email from my boss, followed by a text message from my boss. But it didn't take me long to realize that this wasn't my boss. It was a scammer!
I had a call from a past coworker a while back. He was stuck somewhere, lost his wallet and needed $400 asap delivered to him by Western Union. I was happy to hear from him and we had a little chat. I congratulated him on his decision to acquire an American accent, because when I worked with him he had a British accent. And that's when he just hung up on me. Perhaps because he found his wallet again.
@@davemclean6835 There are less than a hand full of people in this world I would send money to and he wasn't one of them. I knew he was bullshitting me ten seconds into the conversation. My only regret is he hung up before I could really laugh at him.
he is either yanking our chain or he is dumb af. How he didnt see that this was a scam knowing what he knows about scams.... He def knew. OR he just falls for scams left and right and finally just started learning about them and making a youtube off it. But still dumb AF
we all have fallen for them. However, that is often how you learn not to. They are very convincing at times. Well, except the one that spent two hours in FB messenger trying to convince me I won some contest on FB and wanted me to send him money to claim it while I was trying to convince him to wire the money to Norway. Or the one that went into a mumbling fit because I told him my funeral plans involved trash bags and duct tape and being tossed someplace.
One time, just as my church got a new pastor, I got an email using the name of the new pastor. I don't remember the content of it, but I clicked and read before realizing that we barely met and he probably wouldn't be asking me for help with church business. Some other people got the same scam and the church had to send out a message apologizing / warning about the scam emails.
We’ve all almost fallen for it at least once. I almost fell for it when a friend of mine’s email was hacked and I had a convincing email. He was emailing me from his “native country.” Luckily, I realized between the last time I saw him and this email, he would have literally had to have gotten on to a plane almost instantly after I saw him and so I called his cell and home line. After changing his password, no more issues.
This happened at my last company. The "CEO" of the company emailed the head of HR and asked her for an Excel spreadsheet with the SSN of each employee. She compiled the data and sent it to the scammer without any kind of verbal confirmation from anyone. Over 200 employees were affected, including the real CEO 😐.
Because of how much anti-phishing training I've had, the second I saw "phone number," I immediately looked to the email address at the top, and was not disappointed by how fake the email address was.
wouldnt matter, right? i mean if this "becky" is on a role equal or higher than him, shouldnt she have the ability to pull up his number and call him without requesting his number?
It's gotten kind of obvious that Green is just making up content at this point. He sent the email to himself using a fake email address in order to manufacture a video. There's no way someone in his position wouldn't immediately be able to tell this was fake.
@@JWC_4_2_0 You'd be surprised. I've seen scams sent from obviously fake accounts, or accounts that were obviously hacked from companies that the email didn't even claim to be from (i.e. an email from an address for a jewelry business claiming to be from Norton Antivirus or PayPal). It's been a while since I watched this video, but even though it's obvious to someone in the know like he would be, some people don't know to check the email address. Even if it is fake, who cares? If someone uninformed comes into this video and learns to check the email address I'd still call it a net positive.
Thanks for your vids. They are a public service as well. I work in retail, and this poor older woman came in one day distraught and asked to buy 800 dollars of gift cards. I snapped to it and saved her a lot of money and educated her in the world of scammers. Just wanted to share a brief personal experience. Also you have good sound in your videos. I can't stand videos with poor audio. So kudos.
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When I had phone duty at work, if my boss was in the restroom when someone called for him, I used to say, "He's in his other office." People usually understood. Occasionally someone would say, "Where's his other office?"
@@Strdyaftrnoon shut up I posted this comment a month ago, I was still playing among us cuz it was actually a decent game, I quit like 3 and a half years ago cuz hacks.
This isn't a proxy though, it was an American mobile IP address (AT&T to be more specific), that's pretty hard to impersonate with a proxy or a VPN, which will usually be obvious due to the web-hosting IP address (That's how Netflix blocks people using VPNs)
Ben, thank you for talking about this. So many people think they are immune to scams as long as they aren't 99 with dementia. It's just not true. I love your work. You're such a genuine guy. Thanks for all you do!!!
Don't feel too bad about giving them your cell number. When I was an adjunct instructor, we were encouraged to use our personal cell phones for faculty and student calls and even to put the number on our official information page. So they probably could have got it anyway--just a little more work.
Someone where I worked got an email from our CEO saying she was in a meeting and needed him to get gift cards just like this scam. I ran into him in the elevator on his way to go do exactly that and I couldn't stop laughing when he told me. That was two years ago and about 6 months later we had to take an anti-phishing online course so it must have happened a few more times, even with all of our warnings.
I hope someday to put my voice acting skills to use through scam baiting. It is a serious bucket list item of mine. Thank you for fighting the good fight, sir!
I'm always amazed at the creativity of criminals. Imagine what could they do if they turned that talent into creating something positive. We might have a cure for Covid-19.
@@baront1057 Are you saying that's it's ok to swindle vulnerable people out of their savings because the scammers cannot find more reputable, higher paying jobs?
My mom got a similar email situation at our elementary school recently, supposedly from the principal, and I think she gave it her number, but of course when it got to the store part, her suspicion finally peaked and realized it was a scam. Many other teachers got the same email, but everything was quickly resolved.
We get these at my work all the time. Our IT department blocks them and sends an email immediately after saying "Don't reply, this is not ." I wanted to mess with them myself but IT is like "It's not worth it." So glad you are doing the work for us.
"I can't get the gift cards physically. I'm in a meeting." Don't suppose the meeting will end, at all? I can wait on the other side of the door with the gift cards, maybe play on my phone or Switch if the place allows while I wait for you to get out. Even if it's "not anytime soon", it's not forever either, and I doubt it'll last a full night. Even bosses need to go home. You could definitely give Becky the gift cards directly (and once you do, she's confused because she never asked for them). The story just isn't reasonable, and nothing was even suggesting urgency to make you photo and send the cards during the meeting.
I actually just backtracked the IP address (107.77.230.144) shown in the video and it isn’t a VPN range. This guy is legit in CA, on an AT&T network pulling these scams off of his iPhone.
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Oldest trick in the book. I work at a major university and I deal with this "scam" multiple times a semester, and they almost always come in the late afternoon on a Friday. Despite how often I warn against this scam, people still fall for it. The first email always says, "I need your help, urgently".........RED FLAG
The location reveal is always the best part! :D I was expecting the usual Nigeria/Ghana little tune... When [SPOILER ALERT] Katy Perry came out, I died!
This happened to my son a couple months ago! He just started working at a non profit and got these same messages. His company really does use gift cards so he fell for it. $700 of eBay cards. 🤦🏻♀️ Thankfully my husband & I intervened before he could give the codes. Hard lesson for our boy.
@@utrak - no, because meetings are often boring wastes of time. That's why you sneak a peak at your phone. But Trash, you're probably the boring guy heading the boring meeting 😆
@@mariec.9102 I think you're a little too optimistic about my managerial activities, but thanks anyway lol. This concludes today's meeting, now go out and do whatever you want. Yes, that is an obligatory assignment
The most amazing part of your channel is how you get scammed so many times! I’m probably the same age as you and I’ve only had people try and scam me a handful of times.
@@ilikeudonnoodles 😄 She's not my teacher. She's also something of a public figure. Check out her youtube: Catherine Zeisner Or her Tiktok @drzeisner or Instagram czeisner. She has fun content and helps teachers.
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You: I can't send pictures. Let me send you a picture to prove I can't send pictures.
Them: ok.
I just realized that 😂
@@causton8 but he sent a screenshot showing he cant send camera pictures, makes sense
@@gopherhole8341 a screenshot is still sending a picture, so he had to sent a site
@@hughjassFrom7YearsAgo a screen shot is not a picture….
@@Teestar519 yes it is. it's a picture of what's on your screen. duh. Pleasant Green is brilliant.
Kitboga: "Ok I redeemed the cards."
Scammer: "Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo. DO NOT REDEEM!"
I still die laughing on the video where he pretended he was the woman guilty of the crime the scammer was insinuating!
*unintelligble hindi*
bahahahahah
Am I on the wrong channel?🤔
WHY ARE YOU REDEEMING?!?!?
WHY ARE YOU REDEEMING?!?!?!?!
I had a call from a past coworker a while back. He was stuck somewhere, lost his wallet and needed $400 asap delivered to him by Western Union. I was happy to hear from him and we had a little chat. I congratulated him on his decision to acquire an American accent, because when I worked with him he had a British accent. And that's when he just hung up on me. Perhaps because he found his wallet again.
Lmao
Yes
I’m glad he didn’t rip you off. What a jerk eh?
@@davemclean6835 There are less than a hand full of people in this world I would send money to and he wasn't one of them. I knew he was bullshitting me ten seconds into the conversation. My only regret is he hung up before I could really laugh at him.
You got your ass ripped off. That's why
“What do want a snack or something?” 😂😂
3:46 this is my favorite part of this video
The casual, slightly creepy laugh, while reaching into a jar of unfortunate M&ms
" unfortunate m&ms" 😂😂
As opposed to fortunate m&ms
Is m&m sponsoring this video?
That M&M cutscene was money Ben!!!!! 😂😂😂👏🏼
Paused the video...lol shes in a meeting but on her phone!??!?! Why cant it wait until after??? Guess i will have to just find out :P
That was what i was thinking
I would've just said tell me when you're done lol.
I love that you admitted this because it helps us to stay humble and realize we could all fall for something.
he is either yanking our chain or he is dumb af. How he didnt see that this was a scam knowing what he knows about scams.... He def knew. OR he just falls for scams left and right and finally just started learning about them and making a youtube off it. But still dumb AF
we all have fallen for them. However, that is often how you learn not to. They are very convincing at times. Well, except the one that spent two hours in FB messenger trying to convince me I won some contest on FB and wanted me to send him money to claim it while I was trying to convince him to wire the money to Norway. Or the one that went into a mumbling fit because I told him my funeral plans involved trash bags and duct tape and being tossed someplace.
One time, just as my church got a new pastor, I got an email using the name of the new pastor. I don't remember the content of it, but I clicked and read before realizing that we barely met and he probably wouldn't be asking me for help with church business. Some other people got the same scam and the church had to send out a message apologizing / warning about the scam emails.
We’ve all almost fallen for it at least once. I almost fell for it when a friend of mine’s email was hacked and I had a convincing email. He was emailing me from his “native country.” Luckily, I realized between the last time I saw him and this email, he would have literally had to have gotten on to a plane almost instantly after I saw him and so I called his cell and home line. After changing his password, no more issues.
Nobody with a room temperature IQ would fall for this.
Who would have thought that Pleasant Green was a University teacher!
At least now i understand where he gets the fluency and how to educate us on his channel
Weber State
It makes sense but I never would’ve guessed it
Probably teaching people how to catch scammers
Most likely teaching people how to scam so he can do more videos
This happened at my last company. The "CEO" of the company emailed the head of HR and asked her for an Excel spreadsheet with the SSN of each employee. She compiled the data and sent it to the scammer without any kind of verbal confirmation from anyone. Over 200 employees were affected, including the real CEO 😐.
Jeeeesus christ
Social engineering is so simple.
Hope that hag got fired and sued
Yikes lol
Gotta love that all that information has no security :)
Becky was the imposter.
0 imposters remain.
Ok furry
Lamfo
lmao
@@jeetghosh9629 overrated*
Ladies and gentlemen we got him
6:42 "Becky might be now coming for some of you!"
This sounds like the ending of a camp fire ghost story.
Except, in this case, it's true.
Because of how much anti-phishing training I've had, the second I saw "phone number," I immediately looked to the email address at the top, and was not disappointed by how fake the email address was.
wouldnt matter, right? i mean if this "becky" is on a role equal or higher than him, shouldnt she have the ability to pull up his number and call him without requesting his number?
@@aboveall9521 Yeah... every company I've ever worked for has an internal directory that you can use to easily find a person's phone number.
I’ve not had any anti phishing training and I don’t that anyway. Guess i don’t need the training.
It's gotten kind of obvious that Green is just making up content at this point. He sent the email to himself using a fake email address in order to manufacture a video. There's no way someone in his position wouldn't immediately be able to tell this was fake.
@@JWC_4_2_0 You'd be surprised. I've seen scams sent from obviously fake accounts, or accounts that were obviously hacked from companies that the email didn't even claim to be from (i.e. an email from an address for a jewelry business claiming to be from Norton Antivirus or PayPal). It's been a while since I watched this video, but even though it's obvious to someone in the know like he would be, some people don't know to check the email address. Even if it is fake, who cares? If someone uninformed comes into this video and learns to check the email address I'd still call it a net positive.
Imagine having the opportunity to have your career be just messing with scammers, and being a legendary professor on top of that
I'd love to have this guy as a professor.
Plot Twist: it actually was Becky and he's fired
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
How did you even find this out?
@@CalebCoolman it’s called a j o k e
@@potatoanimations9982 oh okay.
Wait...he?
3:38 sparked some joy deep within hearing this theme again haha
Simpleflips didn’t expect you dude!
Yo what thats crazy
Kirby star?
Shoutouts to SimpleFlips
Yeah Simpleflips. The Man, The Legend.
Top tip: Never check your emails
Actually cloud 9 is a vape shop in my town. They don’t have gift cards though. 💀
Same
Same
What happens with the good old cigarettes?
Cordis Lucian shhhhhh we don’t talk about the cancer sticks. We all want to get our diseases from tasty vapor now.
@@ferretwithagun9886 yeah but the cancer sticks are for real men :)))))
Thanks for your vids. They are a public service as well. I work in retail, and this poor older woman came in one day distraught and asked to buy 800 dollars of gift cards. I snapped to it and saved her a lot of money and educated her in the world of scammers. Just wanted to share a brief personal experience. Also you have good sound in your videos. I can't stand videos with poor audio. So kudos.
Well done Sir such a good deed goes a long way for this lady. I am grateful you did this. Thank you so much!
I was waiting for the Lagos music 😂
Location - Lagos Nigeria (bongo music 🥁🥁🥁🇳🇬) 😆🤣😂😂
The m&m part was the funniest shit. That laugh OMG 😂😂😂
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Usually “in a meeting” means being in the bathroom at our place.
Had a boss when I worked on campus at my university state that he will be in his other office. It was the bathroom the next building over.
who are you meeting in there, surely thats the place for "paperwork"?
For that boss, a few people came looking for him and I sent them on a wild goose chase to search for his other office.
When I had phone duty at work, if my boss was in the restroom when someone called for him, I used to say, "He's in his other office." People usually understood. Occasionally someone would say, "Where's his other office?"
Imagine getting an email from your boss when you’re self-employed... that’s some twilight zone shit hah
this channel would be dead without "Grabify"
Well no and yes
i cannot ruin the 69
Robert Hardy yep
Not really
Its a great tool.
I did this a few times and had fun with it. “But you fired me...am I now hired back if I do this?” 🤣
This happened to my high school personal finance teacher, someone pretended to be the school superintendent and tried to do the same scam
How did it end out
@@thelivingbread1688 we will never know...
Vote Becky before it's too late!!!!
@@freds_chess it's 2021 Fredrick
@@Strdyaftrnoon shut up I posted this comment a month ago, I was still playing among us cuz it was actually a decent game, I quit like 3 and a half years ago cuz hacks.
Ah yes, the perfect snack while trying to catch a scammer...
5:37 I was waiting for the Lagos sound lol
Do u know which song it is
sahil Venkat it’s by Katy Perry
@@SharlenesJourney no the Lagos one
Love your sense of humor!! Sitting at home eating M & Ms!!! Your channel is so informative!
Never miss one. Keep the exposes coming!!
Some scammers are getting more smart by using proxies, but then again many are just stupid.
This isn't a proxy though, it was an American mobile IP address (AT&T to be more specific), that's pretty hard to impersonate with a proxy or a VPN, which will usually be obvious due to the web-hosting IP address (That's how Netflix blocks people using VPNs)
Ben, thank you for talking about this. So many people think they are immune to scams as long as they aren't 99 with dementia. It's just not true. I love your work. You're such a genuine guy. Thanks for all you do!!!
I would have trolled and ask are we still getting drinks at 5
Dumbasz
Or responded with "you've got a lot of nerve contacting me after you did what you did".
Don't feel too bad about giving them your cell number. When I was an adjunct instructor, we were encouraged to use our personal cell phones for faculty and student calls and even to put the number on our official information page. So they probably could have got it anyway--just a little more work.
"gotten"
@@anonymousreviewer169 both are correct
I really like that cut to you eating M&M's . that was a very funny and unexpected edit.
Someone where I worked got an email from our CEO saying she was in a meeting and needed him to get gift cards just like this scam. I ran into him in the elevator on his way to go do exactly that and I couldn't stop laughing when he told me.
That was two years ago and about 6 months later we had to take an anti-phishing online course so it must have happened a few more times, even with all of our warnings.
I always get email from fake apple .i dont even have a apple Account 😂
😂
😂
As soon as you said, "Cloud 9" I laughed pretty hard. My wife and I just binged "Superstore" for the 2nd time
Plot twist: it was his boss.
Plot twist it was his boss and they knew about his channel so they wanted to troll
Of course he would know about the channel
How did you even find this out?
@@CalebCoolman he’s JOKING
4:29 you got a literal lol when you sent her a picture to show her that you can't send pictures 😂
The high school my wife works at got hit by this exact scam about a month ago - people pretending to be the principal.
I've love the fast and comedic format of your videos! So much better than other scam videos that are over an hour long! Keep it up
They do this stuff often. In the chemistry department at our school, we get "offers" for private tutoring from scammers.
I hope someday to put my voice acting skills to use through scam baiting. It is a serious bucket list item of mine. Thank you for fighting the good fight, sir!
I'm always amazed at the creativity of criminals. Imagine what could they do if they turned that talent into creating something positive. We might have a cure for Covid-19.
We do have people like that. They just recieve endless hate and struggle to get funding unless they sell their souls to a company.
They might not be able to get a job that’s why they are having bad ideas of scamming people
@@baront1057 Are you saying that's it's ok to swindle vulnerable people out of their savings because the scammers cannot find more reputable, higher paying jobs?
Sadly scammers are dumb af
One person is creative; the other thousands are just copying the first one.
Bro these are hilarious I've been looking for a channel like this FOREVER
funny thing is the person had an apple phone but wanted google gift cards lol
Because he could sell them.....😐😐
@@Alexander-vm2ox That's the joke, bruh how square are u?
@@somekidnamedenzo4932 the way op says it makes it sound like he didn't get it
@@Alexander-vm2ox i don't think he sells them, but rather exchanges them for crypto
The m&ms part got me laughing keep up the good work
My mom got a similar email situation at our elementary school recently, supposedly from the principal, and I think she gave it her number, but of course when it got to the store part, her suspicion finally peaked and realized it was a scam. Many other teachers got the same email, but everything was quickly resolved.
It seems quite ridiculous that anyone would ask their employee to spend hundreds of dollars in gift cards.
i'm ashamed to admit this, I fell for this big time. In the end, my company was good enough to repay me
I’m sorry you went through that! But at least now you’re wiser from it all.
You fell for this???? GOOGLE PLAY CARDS??? C'MON!!
I'm stuck in a meeting, but need 1000 dollar worth of google play cards! When do you send me the codes?
So glad I got to see this early. Joining the Membership is paying for itself!
Right😂 as it matters in any way when you see it
.... you got it a whole 20 hours earlier
@@iamdenislara and all of the upcoming series by now
Dang you've been a member for 3 years?
They always say, "Get a task done" in those scams... Never "Get something done".
Whatever happened to the chili?! 😯🥫
You shouldn’t disrespect your boss like that. 😂
"Baldwin Park California?"
Me: "that sounds familiar....."
...
Pulls gun out of pocket, "oh hey, I knew I saw that city somewhere..."
I'm from Baldwin park
@@JFMedia_ i live like 20 minutes from it it might be a african dude who lives there that's doing it
i think its an african dude that lives in baldwin park who is doing this scam
You’re sick a lucky guy to have so many scammers target you specifically
Exactly
We get these at my work all the time. Our IT department blocks them and sends an email immediately after saying "Don't reply, this is not ." I wanted to mess with them myself but IT is like "It's not worth it." So glad you are doing the work for us.
IT should also set up some fake employees ID and fake SS#. Then set up a firewall to catch fake SS# in any documents being emailed out of the company.
"I can't get the gift cards physically. I'm in a meeting." Don't suppose the meeting will end, at all? I can wait on the other side of the door with the gift cards, maybe play on my phone or Switch if the place allows while I wait for you to get out. Even if it's "not anytime soon", it's not forever either, and I doubt it'll last a full night. Even bosses need to go home. You could definitely give Becky the gift cards directly (and once you do, she's confused because she never asked for them). The story just isn't reasonable, and nothing was even suggesting urgency to make you photo and send the cards during the meeting.
3:42 Ben is faking task
😂
@@SolarRanger_ 😂
Super sus
Ben sus
Ben was not The Impostor
1 Impostor remains
Imagine if they put every single scammer he exposed in the same room together 💯😂
They usually already are in the same country together
Doubt he's actually from California, he's probably using a VPN.
I actually just backtracked the IP address (107.77.230.144) shown in the video and it isn’t a VPN range.
This guy is legit in CA, on an AT&T network pulling these scams off of his iPhone.
@@captainmcduckyYT I think what he's doing is really smart
I love your videos. Always has the story of how the scam works, explain how you find their info and teaches us a lesson. Keep up the work!
This dude deserves more subs he’s pretty awesome.
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the fact that he sent a picture of it not working is hilarious 😹
Imagine if it was actually your boss, she just forgot her password lmao
Oldest trick in the book. I work at a major university and I deal with this "scam" multiple times a semester, and they almost always come in the late afternoon on a Friday. Despite how often I warn against this scam, people still fall for it.
The first email always says, "I need your help, urgently".........RED FLAG
The location reveal is always the best part! :D I was expecting the usual Nigeria/Ghana little tune... When [SPOILER ALERT] Katy Perry came out, I died!
Superstore is my favourite/funniest series I’ve ever watched lol 😂
Only this difference is that your boss works in a call center probably in india.
These scammers aren't very good at their job I suppose.
edge lord did you watch the video?
@@fairozshaheryar8338 I'm making fun of the fact that it's a scam.
@@fairozshaheryar8338 they are from india they have a VPN on
Thank you for all the work you do! Really glad I came across your channel!
I’d just double check with my actuall boss. Paranioa GO!!!
The music coupled with the realization of being found out was hilarious
I also ate M&Ms while watching this video 😂
This happened to my son a couple months ago! He just started working at a non profit and got these same messages. His company really does use gift cards so he fell for it. $700 of eBay cards. 🤦🏻♀️ Thankfully my husband & I intervened before he could give the codes. Hard lesson for our boy.
Eeeek. Lucky save.
If you are Pleasant's student, and watch his videos, you know he's a good as hell college professor.
i'm really at home eating m&m's.. that had me laughing.
why would she be texting someone in a meeting?
because women, amarite. Totally plausible
@@utrak 😂 As a woman, that is one hundred percent true.
@@utrak - no, because meetings are often boring wastes of time. That's why you sneak a peak at your phone. But Trash, you're probably the boring guy heading the boring meeting 😆
@@mariec.9102 I think you're a little too optimistic about my managerial activities, but thanks anyway lol. This concludes today's meeting, now go out and do whatever you want. Yes, that is an obligatory assignment
“It won’t let me send pictures!”
*Proceeds to Send a picture to prove that he can’t send a picture*
We missed you my man! keep up the good work, and bring us MORE videos, I like your content so much
yes!!! Me, too!!
Missed?
OMG! The cutaway to you eating M&Ms and laughing is the best!
5:39 i was soo waiting for that nigerian music 😔
The most amazing part of your channel is how you get scammed so many times! I’m probably the same age as you and I’ve only had people try and scam me a handful of times.
I once got an email from my “BOSS” I’m 13
Lmao
We just got these emails at work- i had remembered seeing this videos. I sent to the link to everyone at work! Thank you!
This happened to a professor in Washington state. She's on TH-cam - Catherine Zeisner - she didn't realize it was a scam until it was too late.
Why did you give people your teachers name??
@@ilikeudonnoodles 😄 She's not my teacher. She's also something of a public figure. Check out her youtube: Catherine Zeisner
Or her Tiktok @drzeisner or Instagram czeisner. She has fun content and helps teachers.
Thank you for showing the possible structure of another scam.
this exact same scam happened to one of my economics professors a few years ago
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“All my fans from Nigeria”😂😂💀
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I got the same type of email. I didn’t fall for it. His email address wasn’t right. I wonder if they’re from Baldwin park too.
The way he kept saying “im eating m&ms”😂😂😂
Ooh I know, When the scammer asks for gift cards I’ll say “What did you do with the cards I just bought you?”
I fell for the first part . It was hilarious. Everyone laughed
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6:15 holy sh!t dude u f*ck*ng killed em! Showed all their sh!t. Good for you! Lol. Savage.
I love the proving your pictures won't send by sending a picture of your picture not sending
Plot twist: the scammer wants the gift cards to swipe it in admin Cuz his id cards chips broke
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Bruh I love these videos. They can give you information of scammers
3:43 hilarious!
3:29 I love the reference, I remember not understanding this before I saw superstore, but after I saw the show I was like “OMG SUPERSTORE!!!” Lol
I hate to tell you, no joke we have a convenience store called “cloud 9” here in the Kansas City metro
The part where you send him / her the picture to show that your phone doesn't send picture is beautiful.