If you are reading this it probably means that someone took advantage of you when you were vulnerable, don't blame yourself, it happens to most people including me and I want to say that I am grateful to *Universaldispute* for a job well done. I can't thank you enough for bringing me back to life, I don't know what I would have done without you.
The amount of bravery this took was INSANE. These people all had their lives in danger, but still decided to go through with the recovery for the sake of busting bad scammers. True respect *Strong widget!* If the FBI was half as dedicated and ingenious (and honest) as you guys are, the USA would be a much safer country. Amazing work!
I am from Korea and I love you for doing this *Strong widget* . These scammers are worse than insects, ruining most country's and city's name. I don't know how are they so proud of scamming people. I pray that anyone who reads this get a successful money recovery in life. Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose is the result of hard work and hustle overtime
Crypto scam is a Child play, AI Scam is capable of so much more Devastation, why would they talk to you, when they can just impersonate you, after all you already put everything on the internet.
AVOID contacting/dating the following kinds of people on dating apps for mental and financial well-being: 1) Supermodel like women with a lot of glamourous photographs and very little concise written information about them - very likely fake profiles 2) Women with ambiguous educational and career details (will usually mention something vague like Real Estate or Finance). They are out to sell you real estate, time share, crypto or some other investment pitch, and most likely will swindle you. 3) Women who mention stuff like they want to date men in therapy or seeking therapy - very likely there to sell you some expensive self-help program/therapy or sign you up for a cult that uses beautiful women to recruit, and for which these women receive commissions. There was a similar cult from a few years ago starting with "N" - look it up. 4) Women who provide very little unique/specific information and have a lot of glamourous photos featuring exotic locales and yachts - most likely escorts/prossies whose lifestyles are being financed by rich sugadaddies 5) Women passing through airports or just passing through your city for a short period - see 4) 6) Women with social media addiction, especially to TikTok and Instagram
My office is in Salt Lake, Sec V, Kolkata..we've got several companies in the same building, last week we've received a message from the facility manager asking us to report any illegal activities related to online scam and this one was from local cyber crime cell. Thanks *Strong widget on the internet.* This thing is happening for real. Keep up with your good work.
30 days. We've overcome a lot of ups and downs, joy and tears, THE GREAT RECOVERYs, amazing game plans, slapping scammers, a total of $14 million recovered, and here we are - the end of the journey. It was fun while it lasted, but every series has an ending. Hope *STRONG WIDGET* reach 10 mil subs soon for your hard work!..
I value the information you dropped on us. As somebody inquisitive about recuperation, I like that you show devices you use to examine an organization prior to coming to a choice. It's now a hard choice to make and game to play, and with somebody showing the world procedures to safeguard themselves, this information is important. Gratitude for getting some margin to impart this to the TH-cam world. We love you *Universaldispute*
This young man is very talented I just hate the bad reputation rumors and fake allegations but when it comes to money get back he's in his own lane and has his own style and that's what makes *Strong widget* so unique and untouchable‼️..
Congratulations, you've outdone yourself. This video is one of the most impressive one-punch recovery moves I've seen in a while: the coding, the clickbait, the references from other channels/people... *Strong widget* just knows an opportunity to recover lost money when he sees one.
Only people who didn't come from TH-cam are worthy of liking this *Strong widget* 🏆 what a journey it’s been! this £200,000 recovery has been an inspiration to us all, congrats!!! ❤️
The dude is just not fakeing . The finishes of the goals. Beautiful. Magisterial. Love you *Strong widget.!* 🙏🏼 Whoever's reading this, I pray that whatever your going through gets better and whatever your struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine and that everyone has a fantastic recovery! Amen
This was legitimately so wholesome. You can tell at the ending of getting your money back that it wasn't scripted at all when *Strongwidget* proposed.… This warmed my heart today! Congratulations guys! So happy for y'all!
I genuinely believe this will be one of the best recovery to ever cross the platform. The difference in content compared to what other agents push out really made this service Exciting, Unique, and Fun all at the same time. Congrats *Strong widget* , Bro shoutout to these guys man being consistant every day and making the start of the week alot better making banger success big up
Honestly, he's an amazing person. He uses his time, moves and basically his life into helping people who are less fortunate. using an excellent money recovery model as well in making profits, he really is still doing it out of his own heart. you really are a saint *Strong Widget* and a Wonderful Wonderful Person. Love from England..
Hey *STRONGWIDGET* just wanna thank you again for offering to help me out with scammers about a year ago. Your a stand up guy and I am greatful to you, glad your doing so well. Thanks again keep up the great work and ROCK ON WITH YOUR AWESOME SELF BROTHER.
loved *Strong Widget* way back, but seeing how he still has the same energy, and how his recovery is a perfect match, just puts a smile on my face man, It has been 8 years since this recovery agent was released yet almost everybody is talking about it. Where are y'all respect? Let's celebrate this guys eight year anniversary
The efficiency of this is next level. To juggle walk throughs of various angles on the topic delivered to-camera, differnet content per topic from various folk underneath the umbrella of the track list of the larger big band concert itself is engaging and refined. To make a dense taccess like this SO digestible is really something. Awesome works *STRONGWIDGET!*
The way you guys just remain humble & move behind the recommendation is how more people should move. You *Strong widget* deserve it all! This Helps people see how much of an angel Strong widget is. I'm proud of you man. The Main reason you inspire me to help people.
*HONESTLY, HE'S AN AMAZING PERSON. HE USES HIS TIME, MOVES AND BASICALLY HIS LIFE INTO HELPING PEOPLE WHO ARE LESS FORTUNATE. USING AN EXCELLENT HELP MODEL AS WELL IN MAKING PROFITS, HE REALLY IS STILL DOING IT OUT OF HIS OWN HEART. YOU REALLY ARE A SAINT AND A WONDERFUL WONDERFUL PERSON. LOVE FROM ALLSTATE STRONG WIDGET*
Team is, *Universaldispute* an angel in human form. If you get scammed, if you can't let go, because I'm not a quitter, it's really good to get help, started watching your page on the internet when I was in downtown Seattle, and it happens to be accurate and brilliant. You fought evil very bravely. Thank you for saving and improving lives every day, being a crime fighter can be tough but you have stepped up with courage and strength.
The biggest scam is people calling other people out for "trust issues." Why are you so concerned about that, and where is it written that we have to trust other people? TRUST YOURSELF, dont be quick to trust others, and learn! There are lots of desperate people and lots of agendas out there. You might want to consider that trust is a thing of the past.
Every one should have a dedicated person like you on online People dream of hiring such a talented person like you. Keep up the hard work thank you so much for your dedication in this process, thank you for your commitment to your job. Your outstanding performance helped me a lot *universaldispute*
Scammers are TH-cam infuencers, Twitch infuencers. People need to educate themselves on cyrpto and not be so trusting on who you talk to on the internet.
From my observation and historical market pattern, there might be a bit of turbulence in the market coming up, but here's the deal: Trying to guess what's going to happen next is less important than spreading your bets when trading and thinking long term. It's not about guessing the market's next move; it's about playing it smart and steady...managed to grow a nest egg of around 180k to a decent 632k in the space of a few months... I'm especially grateful to Harry’s Dent , whose deep expertise and traditional trading acumen have been invaluable in this challenging, ever-evolving financial landscape.
In my case, I was posting about a bug in an investment platform that I was already using, and somebody responded to me about how to debug it. In the IT community of programmers, of which I am one, this is normal behaviour.
I see scammers posting every day under financial channel videos. They pretend to be prospective investors looking for advice . Two or three comments later, a shill touts a specific advisor by name.
@@vincentchuvcso many fall for them, otherwise they wouldn’t keep doing it, and there’s probably 100s of scammers all competing against each other to lure in victims. I agree it’s out of control, but TH-cam can’t stop them all , usually it’s the channel owner that needs to block them, or set the comments to review and approve prior to posting.
Investing is the key to financial freedom and wealth creation. I'm glad I entered the cryptocurrency world when I did because it has been a turning point for me financially and it has been my best decision so far.
Bitcoin has been rising for a while and could continue rising or decide to fall again. The truth is that no one knows, I think it is the right time to make the purchase and also get the help of a professional.
There are many RIAs out there, but finding someone you trust to help you seems to be a big problem. That's why working with Larry Kent Burton has been worth it so far. Larry doesn't hesitate and unlike most financial planners, he doesn't take advantage of people, but rather makes sure he serves them to the best of his ability.
Wow,he must be an experienced trader. The best way to approach the market in this era is to invest in your knowledge of the financial markets, the rest really depends on your decision making. Because everyone who says they know doesn't really know
I am appalled how people get caught in these kinds of scams. Not sure what it would take to make me give away 150K to strangers. Probably a gun to my head.
That's not how it works, victims don't know they are giving them their money in the first place. It's made to look like like a crypto market, where the victim "invests" a small amount of money into a crypto currency, or another type of investment, so it looks like a brokerage account that one would open an account with. Once the victim sees quick and significant gains in the value of their account consistently, they will be tempted to put increasingly more of their available cash into this rapidly growing "investment" while they have the opportunity. Once that large investment is made, the scammers have all the victims' money, and that account and those investments were fake all along. That's why they call it the "pig butchering scam." They "fatten" their victim up before the slaughter.
@@zepher664 Reminds me of 'Boiler Room' when Vin Diesel tells the whale he can ONLY buy up tp 2K shares because he's a new client and wants to take it 'easy' on his first trade. That makes the whale instantly buy the maximum 2K shares.
The hope of love to overcome loneliness can make very logical and pragmatic people act in contradictory ways. Regardless of what one may say - most people want to feel love, and these pig butchers prey upon that.
Excellent video as always but here is my problem I have been making losses trying to make profit trading. I thought trading demo account is just like trading the real market... can anyone help me out or at least advise me on what to do
@MuktarAdnanYou're right! I have lost a lot trading all by myself without a guide. It's been an uneasy ride for me. Who is your mentor please. how can i reach her i really need help in this bear market now?
Just assume anyone you haven’t met in person is a scam artist. Never answer unlisted calls. Pay for everything directly from a company website you searched yourselves. Never use an email link.
That's just it, the victim does do it all themselves. They believe they are actually investing, on a legitimate market, in an account that they opened and they believe belongs to them. The victim can put money in and take money out just like with a normal account as well, so they do tend to "test the waters" before jumping in. That's why the deception needs to be as believable as possible.
@@DavidKen878It is sophisticated. This video doesn't have full information. It spans from months to even four years. They don't ask for your money at all. As long as you talk to a single stranger online, it's no longer safe.
Anyone who is willing to give their $$$ away soo easily wasn't scammed. Stuff like this happened before the internet. Common sense isn't common anymore.
I've been making a lot of losses trying to make profit trading crypto. I thought trading on a demo account is just like trading the real market. Can anyone help me out or at least advise me on what to do?.
Soooo, if I’m understanding this correctly, people are having online relationships with these scammers, never meeting them in person, and then giving them money after some amount of time and trust building? How is the fact that they’ve never met this person in person not a huge red flag?!
No, they are not giving them money. They are tricked into opening a fake investing account, that looks real, and repeatedly investing over a period of time. The scammers make it look like the accounts value is growing very quickly, and the victim can even withdraw more money than they initially put in. Of course, they are hinted towards doing this by a person they believe they are trying to have a relationship with. It is only after they commit and put in substantial sums of money into the account that the scammers pull the rug out from under them and take all the money and vanish.
Because they want us to stay away from crypto. In fact, the main point is to be careful when it comes to communicate with online strangers, but is out of their agenda.
It's a little smarter of a scam than that. Instead of "hey my car broke down and I need money don't you love me send me some?" They say "hey I'm doing great for myself and you said you hate how little interest you make from you're savings account, I invest on this platform if you wanted to you can to and make great money", you're tempted not to see it as a scam because the person telling you about it doesn't get handed the money (their fake legitimate looking website does), you know them from something unrelated (dating site), and they supposedly love you (social engineering).
I'm sorry but anybody who falls for this is just not an intelligent person. I get these texts all day long and it's so obvious that these people are scammers I don't understand how anyone could ever fall for this kind of crap.
I agree. I posted a comment on this story where I said I receive about 10 - 15 scam e-mails a week and it is so obvious they are scams I don’t understand how any rational person would fall for them. The basic rule to follow is that no one you have never heard of is going to contact you out of the blue and offer you millions of dollars and all you have to do is send them a $100 ‘Processing Fee’ on an Apple Gift Card and they will release the money to you. I guess there are lots of people with a connection to the internet who are completely lacking any common sense who will fall for these scams.
People are lonely, and the scammers have all the time in the world and spreadsheets w/thousands of phone numbers of prospective victims. 99% might not fall for it, but they only need the 1% to get their money.
@@boiledgermanfood What does being lonely have to do with anything? People like you love using that excuse like it's supposed to justify someone's lack of critical thinking.
Scammers are becoming increasingly skilled at deceiving people and making them part with their money. To avoid being scammed, always be cautious and vigilant, never share your personal and financial information with anyone you don't trust and avoid making hasty decisions when investing or sending money. In the unfortunate event that you have been scammed, immediately report to the appropriate authorities( National Cyber Investigative Joint Task Force) and take appropriate legal action. It is also essential to communicate with your bank or financial institution to help you recover your funds. Be proactive and stay informed to avoid falling victim to scammers.
#Crack Asset Support, your work is a masterpiece of justice, painted with the brushstrokes of expertise, dedication, and compassion! Your tireless efforts have created a safety net for those who thought all was lost. Your success in recovering funds and exposing fraudsters has sent a strong message: that the forces of good will always prevail. Your work is a beacon of hope, inspiring others to stand up against online fraud. Thank you for being a shining example of courage and determination!"
#Milesflashbackrecovery - That's some next-level bravery right there! Despite the risks, they continued to uncover scammers. Huge respect to them! If the FBI had a fraction of your commitment and intelligence, just think about how secure the USA could be. Keep up the amazing work! 🌟👍
I made a comment on the BBC piece about pig-butchering. A customer was being scammed in 2014 (I was a banker) and I nipped it in the bud. The prevailing comments tend to, as here, blame the victims. Now, with increased isolation thanks to apps and socials people are feeling loneliness. And thanks to that same isolation, you won’t have a banker or other intercessor in the process. The first lady sounds like she either got a refi loan or huge loc and thought she could trust someone. God forbid she took out a 401k loan. It’s happening to every gender and every age group.
Yeah victim blaming is acceptable at this point. Everyone should know the basics of life: if a stranger asks you for money, you say no. This existed long before the internet existed.
@@paillette2010 yes, I mean duh. If someone calls you pretending to be the bank and you end up giving some scammer your money, that sucks, but to live in a world full of horrible people you have to be smart.
Holding someone accountable is not victim blaming. And even if it was, loneliness doesn't justify sending tens of thousands of dollars to someone YOU DONT KNOW. That excuse is getting tired at this point.
The victim has a role to play in this , more broadly however , I think the rise in social scams shows how much our education systems have no taught critical thinking , to not think about situations you are in. You cannot blame someone if the scammer was a hacker and exploited an app, but with the amount of material out there of “don’t give money to strangers , don’t answer calls” etc etc , it’s wild to see people still falling for it
Remember what we were taught in school? "Don't talk to strangers" not sure why grown professionals are entertaining these random scammers. I don't pity people losing money. You're a grown professional and you're bonding with a random person hitting you up with "Hi! It's Lisa"
I had someone ask me for money on a dating site, but we hadn't even met, yet. I told them I'm not going to give you money, at least not until after we've met, and I really get to know you. We never met, because they never contacted me again.
#Crack Asset Support, your work is a beacon of hope in a digital world where shadows often hide the truth. Your unwavering dedication to exposing fraud and recovering losses is a testament to your unshakeable commitment to justice. You are the guardians of the digital realm, protecting the innocent and bringing criminals to light. Your expertise is a powerful force, a shining sword that cuts through the darkness, revealing the truth and restoring faith in the digital age. Keep illuminating the path to justice!"
So the lady said it was a fake cryptocurrency site setup just to steal her money. So how in the hell is anything with the block chain or anything going to do anything? She willingly wired her money away to a fraudster lol, not an actual crypto exchange.
“These people are not gullible”. Hmm. I am trying to remember the last time I heard of something good coming from responding to a random, unsolicited text.
They often aren't. This usually isn't a random, unsolicited text. The scammer pretends to be interested in a relationship on a dating site with the victim, and spends time building trust with them before starting the scam. It's also made to look as legit like an investing platform as possible, sometimes with their own apps as well, so the victim doesn't even know that they're giving their money to somebody else. They believe it is in their own account the entire time.
How do women fall for this on dating apps, and why are women waiting 8 weeks and still don't meet in person? just meet said person in the 1st week, if you cant then unmatch
The first step to successful investing is figuring out your goals and risk tolerance either on your own or with the help of a financial professional but is very advisable you make use of a professional.
My husband and I took her coaching. It gave us perspective on having a plan for pulling profits and it was such a positive experience. We hope after this bull run we get to meet with her for coffee when we retire 😍
#Milesflashbackrecovery - Your unwavering dedication in combating these deceitful individuals is truly commendable. Ensuring the safety and welfare of the elderly and the community is paramount, and your commitment to shielding them from these despicable con artists is remarkable. Your exceptional efforts deserve all the recognition they can get! 🌟👏
The issue isnt crypto or scams. The issue is people are lonely asf and that transcends any division. Rich or poor. Intelligent or not. If you're lonely you're vulnerable.
As a Retired combat Marine I want to tell you that the internet keeps records of your good works as what you are doing is just as important as any warrior on the battlefield. You are waging warfare against these criminals and terrorists on the digital battlefield. You are defending and protecting the most vulnerable of our society against these predators. Keep up the good works *royaltecrico*
Wait. Why the hell are you trusting someone you met online? Aren’t these the same adults that told us kids all those years ago to never trust people online?
#Milesflashbackrecovery - Massive kudos to everyone involved in creating this masterpiece! Your hard work is truly commendable. Let's all acknowledge this individual for their dedication in bringing happiness to our lives. These amazing folks never fail to bring smiles to our faces. They deserve nothing but the best, and we're all here to support them! 🌟👏
i am sorry but those victim are just greedy and stupid , we are talking about people giving money to someone they never meet , just randomly meet on a datting app or with a "fake" message on their phone ....oh and they are surprise it was a scam.....
There was a VR TH-camr that I used to follow that posted his last video saying that he's selling his house and going all in on crypto. That was a couple years ago. Haven't heard from him since.
Because Cryptocurrency is an empty bag. You and others can agree to delude yourselves that it is worth $61K but it will not change the fact that when you open the bag it is empty.
Unfortunately, not all of us were financially literate early. I was 35 when I finally educated myself and started taking steps. I went from $176,000 in debt with zero savings or retirement to now, 2 years later, fully debt-free and over $1000,000 net worth. I know that doesn't SOUND like a lot, but I'm incredibly proud of it. Now I'm fast-tracking my wealth building (investing $400,000 annually) and don't owe a dime to anyone. It's a good feeling!
Don’t be confuse buying the dip in a bear market, with guaranteed future returns. Just because that company is down 60%+ from ATH does NOT make it a sound long-term investment. Make sure you’re investing in great companies. kudos to Sonia
This is a very misleading story. The same type of scam happens a lot without cryptocurrency. Cryptocurrency is just another way for the scammers to steal money. In fact more of these love scams have been done without crypto than with crypto
I agree with you except for the misleading part. The big picture point it is trying to make is that it is hard to recoup crypto funds than let’s say normal banking transfers (much easier to track the paper/electronic trail. They use crypto because it is easier to hide their tracks. It’s not that crypto is bad. It’s just it is a different system /tool they are using to hide their crimes. People do the same with quick deed real estate scams.
@kennymiles1481 a pig butchering scam is the combination of a romance scam with investment fraud. Yes, there are other romance scams, but this one has become extremely popular in Asia, and is becoming a bigger issue here on this side of the planet.
If you are reading this it probably means that someone took advantage of you when you were vulnerable, don't blame yourself, it happens to most people including me and I want to say that I am grateful to *Universaldispute* for a job well done. I can't thank you enough for bringing me back to life, I don't know what I would have done without you.
The amount of bravery this took was INSANE. These people all had their lives in danger, but still decided to go through with the recovery for the sake of busting bad scammers. True respect *Strong widget!*
If the FBI was half as dedicated and ingenious (and honest) as you guys are, the USA would be a much safer country.
Amazing work!
If someone contacts you, it’s a scam
If somebody you don't know look at you... it's a scam!
If someone you don’t know touches you…it’s a scam
If someone you don't know thinks about you.., it's a scam
Never send strangers money.
100%. There was a time that you could date onilne. That time is over. People need to accept that and stop trying to gamble on love online
I am from Korea and I love you for doing this *Strong widget* . These scammers are worse than insects, ruining most country's and city's name. I don't know how are they so proud of scamming people.
I pray that anyone who reads this get a successful money recovery in life. Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose is the result of hard work and hustle overtime
If you meet someone on a dating app and they ask you about crypto, just run.
Crypto scam is a Child play, AI Scam is capable of so much more Devastation,
why would they talk to you, when they can just impersonate you,
after all you already put everything on the internet.
If you meet someone on a dating app, just run
Yea! Totally. 💯 I come across a lot of “Asian women” who text me looking for some one.
AVOID contacting/dating the following kinds of people on dating apps for mental and financial well-being:
1) Supermodel like women with a lot of glamourous photographs and very little concise written information about them - very likely fake profiles
2) Women with ambiguous educational and career details (will usually mention something vague like Real Estate or Finance).
They are out to sell you real estate, time share, crypto or some other investment pitch, and most likely will swindle you.
3) Women who mention stuff like they want to date men in therapy or seeking therapy - very likely there to sell you some expensive self-help program/therapy or sign you up for a cult that uses beautiful women to recruit, and for which these women receive commissions. There was a similar cult from a few years ago starting with "N" - look it up.
4) Women who provide very little unique/specific information and have a lot of glamourous photos featuring exotic locales and yachts - most likely escorts/prossies whose lifestyles are being financed by rich sugadaddies
5) Women passing through airports or just passing through your city for a short period - see 4)
6) Women with social media addiction, especially to TikTok and Instagram
If you meet someone, just run.
My office is in Salt Lake, Sec V, Kolkata..we've got several companies in the same building, last week we've received a message from the facility manager asking us to report any illegal activities related to online scam and this one was from local cyber crime cell. Thanks *Strong widget on the internet.* This thing is happening for real. Keep up with your good work.
*Universaldispute* thanks for keeping up the war against the common folk.
Give this *universaldispute* man a Nobel Peace Prize. He truly deserves it.
30 days. We've overcome a lot of ups and downs, joy and tears, THE GREAT RECOVERYs, amazing game plans, slapping scammers, a total of $14 million recovered, and here we are - the end of the journey. It was fun while it lasted, but every series has an ending. Hope *STRONG WIDGET* reach 10 mil subs soon for your hard work!..
I value the information you dropped on us. As somebody inquisitive about recuperation, I like that you show devices you use to examine an organization prior to coming to a choice. It's now a hard choice to make and game to play, and with somebody showing the world procedures to safeguard themselves, this information is important.
Gratitude for getting some margin to impart this to the TH-cam world. We love you
*Universaldispute*
This young man is very talented I just hate the bad reputation rumors and fake allegations but when it comes to money get back he's in his own lane and has his own style and that's what makes *Strong widget* so unique and untouchable‼️..
Congratulations, you've outdone yourself. This video is one of the most impressive one-punch recovery moves I've seen in a while: the coding, the clickbait, the references from other channels/people... *Strong widget* just knows an opportunity to recover lost money when he sees one.
Only people who didn't come from TH-cam are worthy of liking this *Strong widget* 🏆 what a journey it’s been! this £200,000 recovery has been an inspiration to us all, congrats!!! ❤️
The dude is just not fakeing . The finishes of the goals. Beautiful. Magisterial. Love you *Strong widget.!* 🙏🏼 Whoever's reading this, I pray that whatever your going through gets better and whatever your struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine and that everyone has a fantastic recovery! Amen
This was legitimately so wholesome. You can tell at the ending of getting your money back that it wasn't scripted at all when *Strongwidget* proposed.… This warmed my heart today! Congratulations guys! So happy for y'all!
I genuinely believe this will be one of the best recovery to ever cross the platform. The difference in content compared to what other agents push out really made this service Exciting, Unique, and Fun all at the same time. Congrats *Strong widget* , Bro shoutout to these guys man being consistant every day and making the start of the week alot better making banger success big up
Honestly, he's an amazing person. He uses his time, moves and basically his life into helping people who are less fortunate. using an excellent money recovery model as well in making profits, he really is still doing it out of his own heart. you really are a saint *Strong Widget* and a Wonderful Wonderful Person. Love from England..
Hey *STRONGWIDGET* just wanna thank you again for offering to help me out with scammers about a year ago. Your a stand up guy and I am greatful to you, glad your doing so well. Thanks again keep up the great work and ROCK ON WITH YOUR AWESOME SELF BROTHER.
loved *Strong Widget* way back, but seeing how he still has the same energy, and how his recovery is a perfect match, just puts a smile on my face man, It has been 8 years since this recovery agent was released yet almost everybody is talking about it. Where are y'all respect? Let's celebrate this guys eight year anniversary
The efficiency of this is next level. To juggle walk throughs of various angles on the topic delivered to-camera, differnet content per topic from various folk underneath the umbrella of the track list of the larger big band concert itself is engaging and refined. To make a dense taccess like this SO digestible is really something. Awesome works *STRONGWIDGET!*
The way you guys just remain humble & move behind the recommendation is how more people should move. You *Strong widget* deserve it all! This Helps people see how much of an angel Strong widget is. I'm proud of you man. The Main reason you inspire me to help people.
*HONESTLY, HE'S AN AMAZING PERSON. HE USES HIS TIME, MOVES AND BASICALLY HIS LIFE INTO HELPING PEOPLE WHO ARE LESS FORTUNATE. USING AN EXCELLENT HELP MODEL AS WELL IN MAKING PROFITS, HE REALLY IS STILL DOING IT OUT OF HIS OWN HEART. YOU REALLY ARE A SAINT AND A WONDERFUL WONDERFUL PERSON. LOVE FROM ALLSTATE STRONG WIDGET*
It's stange that scammers are mostly not censored by youtube
Good point.
Google should be sued for that
@@giovannifrrri5495Yeah, Google should be sued because people lack common sense.
All those fake comments how some random advisor made them tons of money?
@@DavidKen878 no Google should be sued because they ban comments of legitimate users but not scammers
Team is, *Universaldispute* an angel in human form. If you get scammed, if you can't let go, because I'm not a quitter, it's really good to get help, started watching your page on the internet when I was in downtown Seattle, and it happens to be accurate and brilliant. You fought evil very bravely. Thank you for saving and improving lives every day, being a crime fighter can be tough but you have stepped up with courage and strength.
I'm an introvert and I think everyone is a scammer, including anyone who calls me, everyone at work and even the police. Trust no one 😂
Getting paranoid with trust issues isn't ideal either. Just be skeptical especially when it comes to strangers or anything you aren't sure of.
An attorney once told me- everyone lies, cheats, and steals. It's just a matter of money.
Police are terrorists, not scammers
The biggest scam is people calling other people out for "trust issues." Why are you so concerned about that, and where is it written that we have to trust other people? TRUST YOURSELF, dont be quick to trust others, and learn! There are lots of desperate people and lots of agendas out there. You might want to consider that trust is a thing of the past.
I don’t blame you then
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Scammers openly advertising on TH-cam
Who?
@@DavidKen878 maybe you use ad blocker or something. if you watch crytpo or investment videos, you'll see ads, and many of the ads are from scammers.
@@DavidKen878
Bruce Jenner.
Scammers are TH-cam infuencers, Twitch infuencers. People need to educate themselves on cyrpto and not be so trusting on who you talk to on the internet.
due to the dec 2017 trump tax cuts, any loss to a scam is no longer tax deductible. u will have to pay taxes on the lost income.
The ad before this video was a crypto ad 😂😂😂😂
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He's mostly on Telegrams, using the user name
HarrysDent
Well this is not my first time of seeing his name on social platform. I think he's extremely brilliant and lucrative at the same time.
Wow. I'm a bit perplexed seeing Harry’s Dent been mentioned here also. Didn’t know they has been good to so many people
i just want to use this opportunity to say a very big thank’s to Harrys Dent and his Strategy, he changed my life
Why the hell would you take investment advice from some random person who contacts you? I dont get it
@@jasonleman1396 most Americans are lonely and any type of stimulation tricks them.
Me neither, it's insane. They wouldn't get $50 out of me let alone $150K
In my case, I was posting about a bug in an investment platform that I was already using, and somebody responded to me about how to debug it. In the IT community of programmers, of which I am one, this is normal behaviour.
Greed
People are stupid
How do you spend 6 months talking to someone on a dating app without actually meeting them in real life?
Weeks
I think women are preferred targets for this reason; men would want a physical relationship (although some may be satisfied with pictures)
Gen Z
That's why
@baha3alshamari152 most people who are scammed are the elderly
Thurst, ignorance and wishful thinking. They'd be better off with a self-hosted avatar.
I see scammers posting every day under financial channel videos. They pretend to be prospective investors looking for advice . Two or three comments later, a shill touts a specific advisor by name.
I would be surprised if someone falls for it
I report them when I see it.
@@vincentchuvcso many fall for them, otherwise they wouldn’t keep doing it, and there’s probably 100s of scammers all competing against each other to lure in victims. I agree it’s out of control, but TH-cam can’t stop them all , usually it’s the channel owner that needs to block them, or set the comments to review and approve prior to posting.
If you're talking to someone on a dating app and they start talking about crypto, you know it's a scam.
Yeah you can't talk to strangers online at all at this point.
Investing is the key to financial freedom and wealth creation. I'm glad I entered the cryptocurrency world when I did because it has been a turning point for me financially and it has been my best decision so far.
Bitcoin has been rising for a while and could continue rising or decide to fall again. The truth is that no one knows, I think it is the right time to make the purchase and also get the help of a professional.
There are many RIAs out there, but finding someone you trust to help you seems to be a big problem. That's why working with Larry Kent Burton has been worth it so far. Larry doesn't hesitate and unlike most financial planners, he doesn't take advantage of people, but rather makes sure he serves them to the best of his ability.
He's on Instagram **
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Wow,he must be an experienced trader. The best way to approach the market in this era is to invest in your knowledge of the financial markets, the rest really depends on your decision making. Because everyone who says they know doesn't really know
While it’s sad for the victims and their life saving.
Scammers’ biggest weapon is our own greed.
I am appalled how people get caught in these kinds of scams. Not sure what it would take to make me give away 150K to strangers. Probably a gun to my head.
That's not how it works, victims don't know they are giving them their money in the first place.
It's made to look like like a crypto market, where the victim "invests" a small amount of money into a crypto currency, or another type of investment, so it looks like a brokerage account that one would open an account with.
Once the victim sees quick and significant gains in the value of their account consistently, they will be tempted to put increasingly more of their available cash into this rapidly growing "investment" while they have the opportunity.
Once that large investment is made, the scammers have all the victims' money, and that account and those investments were fake all along.
That's why they call it the "pig butchering scam."
They "fatten" their victim up before the slaughter.
@@zepher664 Reminds me of 'Boiler Room' when Vin Diesel tells the whale he can ONLY buy up tp 2K shares because he's a new client and wants to take it 'easy' on his first trade. That makes the whale instantly buy the maximum 2K shares.
due to the dec 2017 trump tax cuts, any loss to a scam is no longer tax deductible. u will have to pay taxes on the lost income.
Greed makes you do anything 😂
The hope of love to overcome loneliness can make very logical and pragmatic people act in contradictory ways.
Regardless of what one may say - most people want to feel love, and these pig butchers prey upon that.
Excellent video as always but here is my problem I have been making losses trying to make profit trading. I thought trading demo account is just like trading the real market... can anyone help me out or at least advise me on what to do
@MuktarAdnanYou're right! I have lost a lot trading all by myself without a guide. It's been an uneasy ride for me. Who is your mentor please. how can i reach her i really need help in this bear market now?
Trading with Kate Herman trading analysis
Though I started with as low as $15,000 actually because it was my first time and it was successful, She's is a great personality in the state
Any specific guide. I'm from New Orleans how do I go about this? I think I'm interested how can I get in touch with Mrs Kate Herman
How do i get in touch with her broker my income stream is in a mess??.
Just assume anyone you haven’t met in person is a scam artist. Never answer unlisted calls. Pay for everything directly from a company website you searched yourselves. Never use an email link.
That's just it, the victim does do it all themselves. They believe they are actually investing, on a legitimate market, in an account that they opened and they believe belongs to them.
The victim can put money in and take money out just like with a normal account as well, so they do tend to "test the waters" before jumping in. That's why the deception needs to be as believable as possible.
Funny how a video that's supposed to warn us about scammers is riddled with comments from scammers 😂
This scam is everywhere in Asia and seeping into the West. Its very sophisticated and their are many victims, like my Uncle.
There is nothing sophisticated about these scams. Just fools blindly giving up their money.
@@DavidKen878true, typical human greed.
due to the dec 2017 trump tax cuts, any loss to a scam is no longer tax deductible. u will have to pay taxes on the lost income.
@@DavidKen878It is sophisticated. This video doesn't have full information. It spans from months to even four years. They don't ask for your money at all. As long as you talk to a single stranger online, it's no longer safe.
Someone tell the first girl Bumble is for dating, not financial investments
Scammer are everywhere ,be vigilant and don't trust anyone
Anyone who is willing to give their $$$ away soo easily wasn't scammed. Stuff like this happened before the internet. Common sense isn't common anymore.
I've been making a lot of losses trying to make profit trading crypto. I thought trading on a demo account is just like trading the real market. Can anyone help me out or at least advise me on what to do?.
I will advice you should stop trading on your own if you keep losing.
If you can, then get a professional to trade for you I think that way your assets are more secure.
I r'ecommend mrs Jane,
her profit is great even when there's a dip
@@BouGoyHey I'm shocked you just mentioned and recommended mrs Jane,
Soooo, if I’m understanding this correctly, people are having online relationships with these scammers, never meeting them in person, and then giving them money after some amount of time and trust building? How is the fact that they’ve never met this person in person not a huge red flag?!
No, they are not giving them money.
They are tricked into opening a fake investing account, that looks real, and repeatedly investing over a period of time. The scammers make it look like the accounts value is growing very quickly, and the victim can even withdraw more money than they initially put in.
Of course, they are hinted towards doing this by a person they believe they are trying to have a relationship with.
It is only after they commit and put in substantial sums of money into the account that the scammers pull the rug out from under them and take all the money and vanish.
Because they want us to stay away from crypto. In fact, the main point is to be careful when it comes to communicate with online strangers, but is out of their agenda.
It's a little smarter of a scam than that. Instead of "hey my car broke down and I need money don't you love me send me some?" They say "hey I'm doing great for myself and you said you hate how little interest you make from you're savings account, I invest on this platform if you wanted to you can to and make great money", you're tempted not to see it as a scam because the person telling you about it doesn't get handed the money (their fake legitimate looking website does), you know them from something unrelated (dating site), and they supposedly love you (social engineering).
I'm sorry but anybody who falls for this is just not an intelligent person. I get these texts all day long and it's so obvious that these people are scammers I don't understand how anyone could ever fall for this kind of crap.
we're around 8 billion people here on earth. you can't expect anyone to be as intelligent as you. you need to set your standards a little lower. geez.
I agree.
I posted a comment on this story where I said I receive about 10 - 15 scam e-mails a week and it is so obvious they are scams I don’t understand how any rational person would fall for them.
The basic rule to follow is that no one you have never heard of is going to contact you out of the blue and offer you millions of dollars and all you have to do is send them a $100 ‘Processing Fee’ on an Apple Gift Card and they will release the money to you.
I guess there are lots of people with a connection to the internet who are completely lacking any common sense who will fall for these scams.
People are lonely, and the scammers have all the time in the world and spreadsheets w/thousands of phone numbers of prospective victims. 99% might not fall for it, but they only need the 1% to get their money.
@@boiledgermanfood well that 1% are the dumb ones
@@boiledgermanfood What does being lonely have to do with anything? People like you love using that excuse like it's supposed to justify someone's lack of critical thinking.
For those of you who dont get it, its about grooming someone. And then betraying the trust that has been created.
The grooming is the scam.
Crypto is a pile of nonsense too.
Crypto is a tool, it can be used for good and for bad, like a hammer.
Never use Crypto is for scamming
Fiat literally is a scam and was scammers domain before the rise of crypto? smh.
How about those influencers who scammed their fans using Cryptocurrencies and NFTs???
Different type of scam.
NFTs were just the tip of the crypto degeneracy iceberg
Have you been scammed before?
IKR, WTF is NFT LMAO
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Bitcoin, once valued at just a few cents, has now skyrocketed to tens of thousands of dollars.
Indeed, the recent developments in technology have been groundbreaking; it's incredible to reflect on how far we've come.
And did you hear Trump talking about Bitcoin in his campaign rallies? It seems like he's really interested in it.
Yeah, he’s been bringing it up a lot. It’s wild to think a former president is so invested in the crypto conversation.
And let’s not forget RFK Jr. speaking on the potential of Bitcoin in the financial world. It's gaining some serious mainstream attention.
Given all the big names discussing it and the buzz on social media, it's no surprise people are getting back into it.
I was just approached by a woman named Haruko with a scam.Thanks for the info.
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It’s mind blowing how these “victims” trust total strangers with their money. It’s victim idiocy.
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I made a comment on the BBC piece about pig-butchering. A customer was being scammed in 2014 (I was a banker) and I nipped it in the bud.
The prevailing comments tend to, as here, blame the victims.
Now, with increased isolation thanks to apps and socials people are feeling loneliness. And thanks to that same isolation, you won’t have a banker or other intercessor in the process.
The first lady sounds like she either got a refi loan or huge loc and thought she could trust someone. God forbid she took out a 401k loan.
It’s happening to every gender and every age group.
Yeah victim blaming is acceptable at this point. Everyone should know the basics of life: if a stranger asks you for money, you say no. This existed long before the internet existed.
@@mikeshafer your approach to the problem is simplistic and simple, so whatever.
@@paillette2010 yes, I mean duh. If someone calls you pretending to be the bank and you end up giving some scammer your money, that sucks, but to live in a world full of horrible people you have to be smart.
Holding someone accountable is not victim blaming. And even if it was, loneliness doesn't justify sending tens of thousands of dollars to someone YOU DONT KNOW. That excuse is getting tired at this point.
The victim has a role to play in this , more broadly however , I think the rise in social scams shows how much our education systems have no taught critical thinking , to not think about situations you are in. You cannot blame someone if the scammer was a hacker and exploited an app, but with the amount of material out there of “don’t give money to strangers , don’t answer calls” etc etc , it’s wild to see people still falling for it
Remember what we were taught in school? "Don't talk to strangers" not sure why grown professionals are entertaining these random scammers. I don't pity people losing money. You're a grown professional and you're bonding with a random person hitting you up with "Hi! It's Lisa"
Crypto - The preferred currency of the con artist!
I got scammed too. Police can’t do anything. Be mindful and stay wise.
Practice what you preach.
Have you been able to recover your funds? Or have you reported to the right authorities for help....
@@VarisaraGibson I did. They did NOTHING.
I had someone ask me for money on a dating site, but we hadn't even met, yet. I told them I'm not going to give you money, at least not until after we've met, and I really get to know you. We never met, because they never contacted me again.
You were willing to give money to them in you met them? Sounds desperate
Life savings aint gonna lose itself..
I can help with that
LamBro?
due to the dec 2017 trump tax cuts, any loss to a scam is no longer tax deductible. u will have to pay taxes on the lost income.
Crypto and corruption go hand in hand. It's like the billions lost in the FTX failure never happened.
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So the lady said it was a fake cryptocurrency site setup just to steal her money. So how in the hell is anything with the block chain or anything going to do anything? She willingly wired her money away to a fraudster lol, not an actual crypto exchange.
“These people are not gullible”. Hmm. I am trying to remember the last time I heard of something good coming from responding to a random, unsolicited text.
They often aren't. This usually isn't a random, unsolicited text. The scammer pretends to be interested in a relationship on a dating site with the victim, and spends time building trust with them before starting the scam.
It's also made to look as legit like an investing platform as possible, sometimes with their own apps as well, so the victim doesn't even know that they're giving their money to somebody else. They believe it is in their own account the entire time.
Did you watch the video?
😂
A fool and their money are soon parted
Crypto is a red flag anyways when it comes to dating. Also talking about money while on bumble is a red flag
The ‘block’ function works wonderfully for things like this, including cyber bullies. Unfortunately, it is seldom utilised by most people.
No sympathy for young and willing rich people that fall for quick rich scams
It also old people with their retirement money. People already dying from cancer. I find it weird victims are blamed rather than the scammers
@@deragoth4250You find it weird that people are blamed for willingly giving random strangers their money?
How do women fall for this on dating apps, and why are women waiting 8 weeks and still don't meet in person? just meet said person in the 1st week, if you cant then unmatch
It's not just women. Generally, men get scammed by dating apps as well.
only be stupid enough to give money in person, its that simple
Investing in bitcoins is the best investment anyone can do this year 2024 because bitcoin investment has made a lot of people millionaire
Could you explain it in your own words then? Bitcoin I still don't understand how it is created or holds value?
The first step to successful investing is figuring out your goals and risk tolerance either on your own or with the help of a financial professional but is very advisable you make use of a professional.
😱Omg! I'm perplexed seeing Harmony Camille name been mentioned here also. Didn't know she has been good to so many people.
My husband and I took her coaching. It gave us perspective on having a plan for pulling profits and it was such a positive experience. We hope after this bull run we get to meet with her for coffee when we retire 😍
First option trade made $24,732
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The issue isnt crypto or scams. The issue is people are lonely asf and that transcends any division. Rich or poor. Intelligent or not. If you're lonely you're vulnerable.
Scammers on this thread😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I'm BAFFLED how people are still falling for this stuff.
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Showing actual pigs and then a meat grinder in this video is awful, but it drives home the point.
Yummy😋😋😋
Bigs get slaughtered and the “bad” folks win
Just one word…. It’s all due to “GREED”!
So so true
I'm really finding it hard to believe people are more gullible day by day
Wait. Why the hell are you trusting someone you met online? Aren’t these the same adults that told us kids all those years ago to never trust people online?
Isn't that the entire point of a dating app?
@@carultchUmm no?
American's will fall for anything. Politicians have proved that. 🤣
"How Americans Are Losing Their Life Saving To Fiat Monetary System?" is a much better question.
Right
Knock knock. FBi 😂😂😂
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Nothing makes people poorer faster than “investing” in crypto
AN entire generation of people whos parents forgot to tell them not to talk to strangers????
i am sorry but those victim are just greedy and stupid , we are talking about people giving money to someone they never meet , just randomly meet on a datting app or with a "fake" message on their phone ....oh and they are surprise it was a scam.....
So gullible.
it is still the fault of victims they think they will get $$$ in days
There was a VR TH-camr that I used to follow that posted his last video saying that he's selling his house and going all in on crypto. That was a couple years ago. Haven't heard from him since.
There's a concept called Buyer Beware, you have to apply it in all aspects of life.
Maybe I’m old, but “If you can’t afford to lose the money, don’t invest.”
I saw a report of a man who took out a mortgage on his mother's home because he was promised a huge return. Talk about investing what you don't have.
It just blows my mind how gullible some people are. Smh
The only person you should trust is yourself nowadays 💯
shows how natural selection is real
Because Cryptocurrency is an empty bag. You and others can agree to delude yourselves that it is worth $61K but it will not change the fact that when you open the bag it is empty.
The problem is never in crypto or blockchain tech? 🤷♀️
Correct
Cripto is the future bro!
Crypto is a scam
Despite all the warnings in the last couple of years, how are people still falling for them? 🤔
Unfortunately, not all of us were financially literate early. I was 35 when I finally educated myself and started taking steps. I went from $176,000 in debt with zero savings or retirement to now, 2 years later, fully debt-free and over $1000,000 net worth. I know that doesn't SOUND like a lot, but I'm incredibly proud of it. Now I'm fast-tracking my wealth building (investing $400,000 annually) and don't owe a dime to anyone. It's a good feeling!
Wow you give me hope
Am 49..am From Nashville…
Please how's that possible, I'm curious
Please how do i go about it, am still a newbie on investment trading and how can I make profit?
Don’t be confuse buying the dip in a bear market, with guaranteed future returns. Just because that company is down 60%+ from ATH does NOT make it a sound long-term investment. Make sure you’re investing in great companies. kudos to Sonia
I'm sure the scammer had 6'5", blue eyes, works in finance and had a trust fund...
This is a very misleading story. The same type of scam happens a lot without cryptocurrency. Cryptocurrency is just another way for the scammers to steal money. In fact more of these love scams have been done without crypto than with crypto
I agree 100%. People just have to be careful. It's not crypto.
I agree with you except for the misleading part. The big picture point it is trying to make is that it is hard to recoup crypto funds than let’s say normal banking transfers (much easier to track the paper/electronic trail. They use crypto because it is easier to hide their tracks. It’s not that crypto is bad. It’s just it is a different system /tool they are using to hide their crimes. People do the same with quick deed real estate scams.
Where are your numbers/data coming from? Where did you find the information saying crypto *isn't* the most common form of transferring the funds?
@kennymiles1481 a pig butchering scam is the combination of a romance scam with investment fraud. Yes, there are other romance scams, but this one has become extremely popular in Asia, and is becoming a bigger issue here on this side of the planet.