The government should be the one taking care of this problem. It's insane to me that they allow this type of shit to happen, considering that it is damaging the tourism experience thus damaging the economy of Italy.
The bracelet scammers got me outside the open castle west of the Duomo....almost tainted my trip in Milan. Thank you for publicising this problem that is a plague on tourism.
This is such a shame, as an Italian I'm so sorry for this situation, in Rome is just the same close to the Colosseum. The best way to make them stop is to say no thanks with no hesitation, doesn't matter what they say or if they insist, never accept anything.
When I was in Milan a few years ago, these guys came up to us as well, they kept saying "Hakuna Matata" and started to give us the bracelets. I of course immediately said no thanks but they kept saying dont worry its free. After we all got the bracelets, they suddenly started to ask for money.
first they're nice and friendly, you get the bracelet because they tell you it's a gift. As soon as you have it they demand money, becoming arrogant and rude. The easiest thing is to ignore them all. Ignore the one who sells bracelets, the one who asks you to sign a petition, the one who wants to be your guide. Ignore them all.
@@michellelaherty8905 Authorities can't do anything, whether you like it or not. There are hundreds of thousands if not millions of them moving across borders in Europe illegally without any id. You can't detain them for long even if you arrest them and if you expell them they find their way back one way or another. Their legal status in the EU must be changed, it doesn't depend on Italy.
They living illegal in country that what happened when you don't have paperwork. I am lucky my parents work hard to get papers and to us a better life.
The only thing came to my thoughts was ... How come ... uhm , how come they did a way to come over / found a way to hop on this country ? This country don't require much unless it was all about working . There, I know you getting my point right now . This people were all dumped and honestly ,some aren't.
You're right but my experiencie with those african boys is they're kind and god rised by parents .. I always get souvenirs only from them 🙂 they don't scam people as others and I respect them more than any one else and feel sorry for them when they're chased by police and they don't sell anything illegal .. all of them should get papiers for better life to be able to help their familly which left in Africa 🙏
I m Brazilian marriage with an Italian woman, my wife experienced this near to Venice in Vêneto, thanks for exposing scammers all over the world. I will make a big trip for Europeans country and so more, your tips are really worthy
When me and my wife were sitting at the Trevi Fountain, a guy came round for about the fifth time selling little rubbery faces that you pull out of shape to relieve stress. He said “you want funny face?” I said “ no thanks, I’ve already got one” and pointed to my fizzog. He wasn’t happy at all.
If these guys just charged 1 or 2 euro for a bracelet and didn’t try to get more, people would know it’s not a scam and they would probably sell more and make more.
It’s good that you the creator of these clips warn unsuspecting tourists to these scams. Hopefully people that maybe going to these countries, after this pandemic madness is over, will be better informed
06:20 Once again RBB, you did a great job interviewing the scammers. I feel like its the same guys I interviewed in my Italy vlog but I was in Rome. You go all over bro. I did it in Madrid as well. Keep pushing kind sir.
@DO DO Sorry Do Do that you and your daughter had to go through that. I hope she is recovering well. You make a great point in the sense that these scammers within the healthcare industry need to be exposed. But the best person to expose these types of scams is the one that is actively going through it. If you would have had video documentation of every instance of this unfortunate situation, it would have gone viral and change could most likely be made. Stay strong and thanks for your feedback mate.
These people are scammers. They harrass people and tell people those bracelets are free but then follow the people around and ask them to pay or they'll keep harrassing them. You just have to tell them no and run away from them.
When I was there back in 2011/2012 these scammers hit me up constantly since I looked like a tourist (and I was.) I would just speak strictly German to them, they would try speaking every other language they knew , including English, to try to find one I could speak and none of them could speak German. If I really wanted to throw them off I'd switch to Russian mid sentence on them randomly and then back to German. They usually scoffed and mean mugged me as they walked away. I would sometimes follow them and bug them at that point.
This is what socialism and the extreme left have done to Europe. They allowed this to happen over the decades, to the point that now there are thousands of Africans trying to scam people in Europe.
Exactly. In fact the French president offered jobs at the Fire Department, after he saw one guy climb up the side of a building. The offer was amazing. They turned it down.
It's absolutely not better than begging, because begging is straight up asking for money. You know what the deal is and aren't baited into giving money for a "gift".
I had one of those guys try to put Bird Food in my hand and I obviously Kept walking and he called me a "White F'n Bitch" Then he called me a "White Russian Whore" (even though I'm Canadian from Toronto). He was Sooo Angry and it scared me. I can't even wander around Milano and relax. When you get off the Train you have to walk past a huge crowd of Men (all over 6ft tall) doing nothing but sizing you up. It's terrible.
il duomo di Milano..la piazza Vittorio Emanuele..brings to me nice memories... unfortunately Europe has been crowded with too many scammers from Africa... just don't let them approach you...!!
it is a scam if you force it to people with some kind of intimidation. if the person say no then it is no. what part of it you don't undestand? there are a lot of them in paris, and i hate it.👎🏻
Did a Italy trip with my wife in 2015... When we talk about our holiday to friends nowadays, we always talk about scams and scammers. They were so persistend during these 12 days.. We had to literally flee from Geneva to not get bothered by them... You really have to have an angry attitude against them when you want them to stop. Hope Italy has already done something against that
Did finaly ball and cups group disappered because they was huge mafia scamming tourist there by this around Geneva lake ?? I don't think they've left to be honnest they are still operating without problem 🙃
How isn’t not a scam?! When you’re telling people it’s free and than asking for money?! Either it’s free and walk away or sell it as a real retailer! Simple! Not only that but get a real damn job!! Like.. why even bother being in another country rather than your own and get a job? And leave tourists alone and let them enjoy their vacation! Might as well go back and do what you do best and that’s scamming. And you’re in another country for a reason! Sorry but not sorry! Them people are just scamming themselves matter fact I don’t see the point in their so called “job”!
Yup i was in italy in summer 2018, lookins like nothings changed. Was surprised at the amount of armed police /soldiers standing around everywhere, i'm sure they are protecting people from terrorists, but they can also stop petty crime if they wanted. (and they legally are allowed to).
It's good you're doing this and hoping it goes away but looking at some of the comments here gives me no hope. Even with this video people are still asking "What is the scam here"? or "What were they selling" ... I mean you have this video and some people are still clueless.
What are they selling I don’t get it wristbands for what or do u mean bracelets wristbands are for getting into an event a bracelet is for wearing so what is it they are selling please tell me
Fun fact, "Senegal" is not a race, ergo you can't be "racist towards Senegalese people". You mean xenophobic, the dislike or hatred for people from a different country, like how many people dislike Romanians. Countries are not races.
Lace 7 Specifically, the show was entitled “Are you being served?” British humor through and through...filmed in the ‘70s. The setting is “Grace Bro’s Department Store”...a formerly upscale, but now a bit down in the heel, pretentious establishment. The characters are memorable and quite brilliant: starting with the head of Menswear, Captain Peacock, a distinguished former British soldier; Then, Mr. Lucas, a young-ish buck who has an eye for the shapely Miss Brahms of ladies undergarments. There’s the very gay and very charming Mr. Humphreys and the irascible old fart, Mr. , who looks and sounds just like Winston Churchill. Fleshing out Ladies Undergarments is the aforementioned curvaceous (and just a touch common) Miss Brahms...and last, the royalty wannabe (down to the trill of her ‘R’s”) Mrs Slocome, who is somewhat bossy with the younger Miss Brahms. Mrs. Slocome lives alone with her “pussy’...and hysteria is guaranteed when Mrs. Slocome regales the group with one of “Pussy’s” famous antics...which usually start off as...” I was just telling Mrs So and So about MY PUSSY...” To which, Mr. Lucas gives a perfectly timed 🤨 raised eyebrow and clever comeback! The department store’s namesake, “Mr. Grace” is occasionally wheeled in by his two short-skirted, blond nurses. Mr. Grace is at least 100, and he usually ends with...”You’ve all done very well!” At which point, he collapses back into his wheelchair, supported by the two foxy nurses...Oh yes! I almost forgot the man responsible the famous quote: “I’m glad I don’t have your NERVE in my TOOTH!” This was made famous by the maintenance worker...not Mr. Mash...the other one...the one with blond hair cut in a bowl cut and an overbite...that guy! The guy who every time he comes on the ladies’ and menswear floor to set up a display or whatever, Mr. Peacock tries to rush him off because he looks so tacky! To which he will spout off some socialist jargon just to remind Mr. Peacock which of them has the better value system!
Ngl when i was in Venice with my friend one guy also walked up to us and wanted to sell these bands and we said no we don’t want to buy them and he started to have a conversation with us, he was chill, he asked where were we from and how did we get here and that was kinda cool to talk to him so sometimes these guys arent that bad xd.
While you're at it, you should investigate the luxury industry and large corporations. They're definitely much of a scam too. But yeah, they're way harder to approach than those poor people on the street. Oh, dear establishment... 😅
This Bible verse for you...... "And now also the axe is laid unto the root of the trees: therefore every tree which bringeth not forth good fruit is hewn down, and cast into the fire. " Matthew 3:10
RONNIE LOTT every country will have different laws regarding that now, also depending on which country and which area of that country u would be traveling from, all factors, best to contact their embassy directly
It's 100% a scam in my opinion. Yes they try to sell it first, that's fair but when you say no they offer a free bracelet & if you accept they will immediately demand money. Some people will be okay and say no, return the bracelet and go on about there day. But they prey on others who can't say no, they feel intimidated because of there attitude and feel guilty because they use the phrase "give money, help africa". I've met a lot of these guys and not one of them came across as genuine at all.
Alot of Africans I knew would send a good portion back to their families. Nigerians I don't think so and they give the rest of Africans a bad name. Senegalese I knew have been very nice.
I had a women stalk me, I thought she would assault me because I wouldn't take her flyer, I have hair trigger paranoia, and she wasn't having it. I really thought she was gona follow me until she could flag down a italian cop and say I tryed to assault her. Italy is not my favorite country but I loved Greece and Austria.
The government should be the one taking care of this problem. It's insane to me that they allow this type of shit to happen, considering that it is damaging the tourism experience thus damaging the economy of Italy.
Why are non citizens allowed to come to another country to openly scam people?
Maybe the people should vote in a government that believes in stricter border control.
@@SR-cg7pu exactly and people just don't get it when the governments try to keep illegal immigrants from coming to other countries ILLEGALLY
@Sli Wang - governments can do nothing. They are protected by EU and UN.
@@pampennyworth Mussolini
The bracelet scammers got me outside the open castle west of the Duomo....almost tainted my trip in Milan. Thank you for publicising this problem that is a plague on tourism.
Plague on tourism? Don't come to the US... YOU WON'T LIKE IT!!
This is such a shame, as an Italian I'm so sorry for this situation, in Rome is just the same close to the Colosseum. The best way to make them stop is to say no thanks with no hesitation, doesn't matter what they say or if they insist, never accept anything.
The best way is to actually run their asses out of the area, being loud and drawing attention to them!
@@timsgta Normal people don’t want that loud nonsense, actually.
@@yesiaskedNo Sir, normal people dont want to be bothered by this salesperson crap, which is the BIGGER nonsense.
@@yesiasked normal people also stand up to bs, so the person after them doesnt have to be hassled by it, grow a spine, ffs
@@timsgta This guy is the one going around hassling them. He should stay away.
luckily I visit Italy in 70s 80s. I think Immigration ruined Europe
When I was in Milan a few years ago, these guys came up to us as well, they kept saying "Hakuna Matata" and started to give us the bracelets. I of course immediately said no thanks but they kept saying dont worry its free. After we all got the bracelets, they suddenly started to ask for money.
You should tell them “don’t worry, I got no money”
That’s when you say loudly. “FREE I LOVE FREE. And I don’t have any cash so that’s perfect.”
@@davidk7441 you should not speak to them at all, just ignore, no attention, no words.
@@30dk09 this is the best advice, also don't make eye contact with them either
first they're nice and friendly, you get the bracelet because they tell you it's a gift.
As soon as you have it they demand money, becoming arrogant and rude.
The easiest thing is to ignore them all. Ignore the one who sells bracelets, the one who asks you to sign a petition, the one who wants to be your guide. Ignore them all.
Getting a strait answer with these guys is like pulling teeth.
Yeaaaa very very difficult, they love to deceive
He talks way too fast, though.
All the scammers aren't Italian, just a little difference
And all the Italians - especially the Italian authorities - do nothing about it. Who is worse?
@@michellelaherty8905 Well the scammers are...they are the ones who are actually scamming.
@@dorsia6938 but when everybody knows it its like a girl gets beaten and everyone watching it and do nothing.
@@michellelaherty8905 Because if authorities took action and did something to solve the problem they would be instantly labeled as "RaCiST"
@@michellelaherty8905 Authorities can't do anything, whether you like it or not. There are hundreds of thousands if not millions of them moving across borders in Europe illegally without any id. You can't detain them for long even if you arrest them and if you expell them they find their way back one way or another. Their legal status in the EU must be changed, it doesn't depend on Italy.
They living illegal in country that what happened when you don't have paperwork. I am lucky my parents work hard to get papers and to us a better life.
respect
The only thing came to my thoughts was ...
How come ... uhm , how come they did a way to come over / found a way to hop on this country ? This country don't require much unless it was all about working .
There, I know you getting my point right now .
This people were all dumped and honestly ,some aren't.
You're right but my experiencie with those african boys is they're kind and god rised by parents .. I always get souvenirs only from them 🙂 they don't scam people as others and I respect them more than any one else and feel sorry for them when they're chased by police and they don't sell anything illegal .. all of them should get papiers for better life to be able to help their familly which left in Africa 🙏
Rompono le palle! Mi danno fastidio
Who told you they are illegal? Most of them are Italian citizens. Are you being hateful towards your own?
I m Brazilian marriage with an Italian woman, my wife experienced this near to Venice in Vêneto, thanks for exposing scammers all over the world. I will make a big trip for Europeans country and so more, your tips are really worthy
They are in the country illegally
OOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHH... RIGHT!!!!! THAT is a WS FAVORITE remark!!.............Do you know them? How do you know their not citizens????
@@melanatedone8655 man, I'm italian, and I can garantee you that those are NOT citizens, and yes they're illegally in the country
@@melanatedone8655 they're not
@@melanatedone8655 dude, do they look like Italians. Lmao man.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@melanatedone8655 ohhhh you’re a commie
Welcome to a multi cultural Europe!!!!
Splendid
Lmao yay 😭
This
Always has been multicultural
Multi cultural Europe looks like its in a far better state than post colonial Africa.
When me and my wife were sitting at the Trevi Fountain, a guy came round for about the fifth time selling little rubbery faces that you pull out of shape to relieve stress. He said “you want funny face?” I said “ no thanks, I’ve already got one” and pointed to my fizzog. He wasn’t happy at all.
These freaking scammers ruined the European travel experience. It boggles my mind that the police don’t do anything about this.
Police should remove the scammers and put them in jail for quite a while.
Don't do that,plz...just..slit their throats
Exactly!!
I know there are people out there who will rather make $ 10 dishonestly than $100 honestly. It is just their way of life, more cultural than economic.
If these guys just charged 1 or 2 euro for a bracelet and didn’t try to get more, people would know it’s not a scam and they would probably sell more and make more.
Nobody wants those poxy bracelets
It’s good that you the creator of these clips warn unsuspecting tourists to these scams. Hopefully people that maybe going to these countries, after this pandemic madness is over, will be better informed
Experiences with this scammers made me not wanting to go to rome again
06:20 Once again RBB, you did a great job interviewing the scammers. I feel like its the same guys I interviewed in my Italy vlog but I was in Rome. You go all over bro. I did it in Madrid as well. Keep pushing kind sir.
@DO DO Sorry Do Do that you and your daughter had to go through that. I hope she is recovering well.
You make a great point in the sense that these scammers within the healthcare industry need to be exposed. But the best person to expose these types of scams is the one that is actively going through it. If you would have had video documentation of every instance of this unfortunate situation, it would have gone viral and change could most likely be made.
Stay strong and thanks for your feedback mate.
Scammers? Selling bracelets? You won't like Disney then...
As a Senegalese I’m a little ashamed 😔
These people are scammers. They harrass people and tell people those bracelets are free but then follow the people around and ask them to pay or they'll keep harrassing them. You just have to tell them no and run away from them.
Or bust them in their dam annoying mouth I can't stand to be pushed I go off quick
Running is the worst idea ever that's saying your afraid without saying it
You just need to walk away and ignore
Don't keep the interaction going
When I was there back in 2011/2012 these scammers hit me up constantly since I looked like a tourist (and I was.) I would just speak strictly German to them, they would try speaking every other language they knew , including English, to try to find one I could speak and none of them could speak German. If I really wanted to throw them off I'd switch to Russian mid sentence on them randomly and then back to German. They usually scoffed and mean mugged me as they walked away. I would sometimes follow them and bug them at that point.
Hahaahahah awesome, wish I could speak so many languages too
I would speak Dutch or Papiamento lol
They have no shame of ripping off people’s
Bro you are a real tourist saviour. Good job, keep it up n God bless
The question is,what is their legal status in Europe and why the goverment allows them to do these things
This is what socialism and the extreme left have done to Europe. They allowed this to happen over the decades, to the point that now there are thousands of Africans trying to scam people in Europe.
They have options to learn the language and integrate to Italy. There is work for money if you get your shit together. You always have a choice.
Absolutely agree, they just lazy as fuck
Exactly. In fact the French president offered jobs at the Fire Department, after he saw one guy climb up the side of a building. The offer was amazing. They turned it down.
Jacqueline Smith that was just a public stunt, looked very fake too
@@RealBlackBox You are an idiot, someone climbs a building to save a child and you call it a public stunt?
Thx
I used to work in Milan city center they harras you even when you go to work...
Sadly this is the future of Europe.
It's absolutely not better than begging, because begging is straight up asking for money. You know what the deal is and aren't baited into giving money for a "gift".
👍👍🏽👍🏻 thanks for helping people man 👊👍
Thanks for helping people, man.
I had one of those guys try to put Bird Food in my hand and I obviously Kept walking and he called me a "White F'n Bitch" Then he called me a "White Russian Whore" (even though I'm Canadian from Toronto). He was Sooo Angry and it scared me. I can't even wander around Milano and relax. When you get off the Train you have to walk past a huge crowd of Men (all over 6ft tall) doing nothing but sizing you up. It's terrible.
Yea and a lot worse down south
@@RealBlackBox They let it get too far. They ruined the place.
Great job! Thanks for helping us tourists 🤗
Where is the scam in selling wristbands upfront . . .
They use deception
@@RealBlackBox Were they selling things up front or were they using that trick where they give it away for free then demand money . . .
Government never should allow them people
The government should have never stolen from them and creating war and famine in Africa and in the middle east...
@@marclapinff2709 always excuses for being dicks
@@marclapinff2709 Are you talking about the Italian government?
@@xjmmjbnqfstjdijoj2044 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@marclapinff2709 Africa was always poor, they can't organize, too many kids.
il duomo di Milano..la piazza Vittorio Emanuele..brings to me nice memories... unfortunately Europe has been crowded with too many scammers from Africa... just don't let them approach you...!!
Would love to work with this guy good man good man, a spirit of God himself,, keep up the great work keeping people safe,,
"spirit of "god""
I found the religious nutcase.:D
@@OriginalPuro Ah yes, the nutcase is clearly the man giving kind words and *not* the guy calling strangers crazy..
Awesome video. Def saving this info for when I get to travel here. Cheers mate!
it is a scam if you force it to people with some kind of intimidation. if the person say no then it is no. what part of it you don't undestand? there are a lot of them in paris, and i hate it.👎🏻
So all salesmen are scammers... Got it!
@@kevelephant1311 🤣🤣🤣
Great channel man. What do you use to film?
And just like in Paris, the police don't actually do SH*T about this crap
The gold ring scam in Paris by Eiffel tower. What a damn joke. I didn’t fall for it
'Diversity' at its finest.
Did a Italy trip with my wife in 2015... When we talk about our holiday to friends nowadays, we always talk about scams and scammers. They were so persistend during these 12 days.. We had to literally flee from Geneva to not get bothered by them... You really have to have an angry attitude against them when you want them to stop. Hope Italy has already done something against that
Did finaly ball and cups group disappered because they was huge mafia scamming tourist there by this around Geneva lake ?? I don't think they've left to be honnest they are still operating without problem 🙃
Geneva is in Switzerland
why dont they put signs up in these areas warning them of these scams!
It’s a wonder people bother with this as a lot of people don’t carry cash anymore
How isn’t not a scam?! When you’re telling people it’s free and than asking for money?! Either it’s free and walk away or sell it as a real retailer! Simple! Not only that but get a real damn job!! Like.. why even bother being in another country rather than your own and get a job? And leave tourists alone and let them enjoy their vacation! Might as well go back and do what you do best and that’s scamming. And you’re in another country for a reason! Sorry but not sorry! Them people are just scamming themselves matter fact I don’t see the point in their so called “job”!
Those scammers runaway from Coronavirus so fast to the south of Italy 55555
The only thing that can stop them from scamming but then they just scam down south
@@RealBlackBox can Covid-19 stops those scammers？😂
Yup i was in italy in summer 2018, lookins like nothings changed. Was surprised at the amount of armed police /soldiers standing around everywhere, i'm sure they are protecting people from terrorists, but they can also stop petty crime if they wanted. (and they legally are allowed to).
When I'm in Europe I want to see European culture. I don't want to be bothered by Donkey Kong Jr and Curious George from the Congo.
That was a very racist thing to say. Yes these guys are annoying and should be deported , but no need for the racist comment.
If they buy something sell for fix price that’s different. But asking people for more money harassing people for more money . That’s scum
I dare you to tell the Italian Grandma's that haggling is a crime ... Please film it so I can watch her smack the taste of your mouth...
If your gona get ripped off on money exchange Western Union gives a little better rate.
If you're going to get ripped off on money exchange, Western Union gives a better rate.
It's good you're doing this and hoping it goes away but looking at some of the comments here gives me no hope. Even with this video people are still asking "What is the scam here"? or "What were they selling" ... I mean you have this video and some people are still clueless.
What are they selling I don’t get it wristbands for what or do u mean bracelets wristbands are for getting into an event a bracelet is for wearing so what is it they are selling please tell me
Things in Africa are so cheap so. He probably bought 100 of those bands for £1.
Fun fact, "Senegal" is not a race, ergo you can't be "racist towards Senegalese people".
You mean xenophobic, the dislike or hatred for people from a different country, like how many people dislike Romanians.
Countries are not races.
Like they say on British television, “I’m glad I don’t have your NERVE in my TOOTH!” 🦷😆
Never heard that one. 😆
Lace 7 Specifically, the show was entitled “Are you being served?” British humor through and through...filmed in the ‘70s. The setting is “Grace Bro’s Department Store”...a formerly upscale, but now a bit down in the heel, pretentious establishment. The characters are memorable and quite brilliant: starting with the head of Menswear, Captain Peacock, a distinguished former British soldier; Then, Mr. Lucas, a young-ish buck who has an eye for the shapely Miss Brahms of ladies undergarments. There’s the very gay and very charming Mr. Humphreys and the irascible old fart, Mr. , who looks and sounds just like Winston Churchill. Fleshing out Ladies Undergarments is the aforementioned curvaceous (and just a touch common) Miss Brahms...and last, the royalty wannabe (down to the trill of her ‘R’s”) Mrs Slocome, who is somewhat bossy with the younger Miss Brahms. Mrs. Slocome lives alone with her “pussy’...and hysteria is guaranteed when Mrs. Slocome regales the group with one of “Pussy’s” famous antics...which usually start off as...” I was just telling Mrs So and So about MY PUSSY...” To which, Mr. Lucas gives a perfectly timed 🤨 raised eyebrow and clever comeback! The department store’s namesake, “Mr. Grace” is occasionally wheeled in by his two short-skirted, blond nurses. Mr. Grace is at least 100, and he usually ends with...”You’ve all done very well!” At which point, he collapses back into his wheelchair, supported by the two foxy nurses...Oh yes! I almost forgot the man responsible the famous quote: “I’m glad I don’t have your NERVE in my TOOTH!” This was made famous by the maintenance worker...not Mr. Mash...the other one...the one with blond hair cut in a bowl cut and an overbite...that guy! The guy who every time he comes on the ladies’ and menswear floor to set up a display or whatever, Mr. Peacock tries to rush him off because he looks so tacky! To which he will spout off some socialist jargon just to remind Mr. Peacock which of them has the better value system!
@@ginevragali2981 I love Dr. Peacock
Ngl when i was in Venice with my friend one guy also walked up to us and wanted to sell these bands and we said no we don’t want to buy them and he started to have a conversation with us, he was chill, he asked where were we from and how did we get here and that was kinda cool to talk to him so sometimes these guys arent that bad xd.
Please catch more scammers!
While you're at it, you should investigate the luxury industry and large corporations.
They're definitely much of a scam too. But yeah, they're way harder to approach than those poor people on the street.
Oh, dear establishment... 😅
Stand there with a sign that says “beware of bracelet scammers”
This Bible verse for you......
"And now also the axe is laid unto the root of the trees: therefore every tree which bringeth not forth good fruit is hewn down, and cast into the fire. " Matthew 3:10
Who gave these ignorants permission to sell there. If someone like that approaches me like that i would feel annoyed to.
Centuries ago, the penalty for people like this for the first offense was to CUT OFF THEIR HAND. SECOND OFFENSE: CUT OFF THE OTHER HAND
Take care bro. Jesus is watching them.
My left ear enjoyed this video very much.
People around the world used to go to Europe for vacation now they go there for a Safari.
I always wanted to go but now fuck that.
There's bigger scammers in the world than these guys
I know who....Hamas...
@@joeconan9045 Democratically elected. Do you not believe in democracy
Just suscribed...I also like travelling around the world. Which country are you from?
🙏🙏born in Iran raised in Australia
Why did she say she doesn’t like him. After he saved her from the scam
YOU ARE GREAT MAN 👌 VERY BRAVE !!! ON A SOLO MISSION !!! THAT A DA BOY !!!
🙏🙏🙏
FROM YOUR PERSONAL EXPIERENCE ,... WITH COVID GOING DOWN IN EUROPE AS YOUR EXPERTISE ... WOULD I BE ABLE TO TRAVEL TO PORTUGAL OR CROATIA ???;
RONNIE LOTT every country will have different laws regarding that now, also depending on which country and which area of that country u would be traveling from, all factors, best to contact their embassy directly
They do not want to say anything because they have no vendors license.
It's 100% a scam in my opinion. Yes they try to sell it first, that's fair but when you say no they offer a free bracelet & if you accept they will immediately demand money. Some people will be okay and say no, return the bracelet and go on about there day. But they prey on others who can't say no, they feel intimidated because of there attitude and feel guilty because they use the phrase "give money, help africa". I've met a lot of these guys and not one of them came across as genuine at all.
What is the actual scam here?
Forcing someone to pay for a worthless bracelet by intimidating and deceiving.
Real Black Box Phony monks in Asian countries, like Cambodia, also give away bracelets...only they ask for a “donation” to their “temple”!
Boomer Girl that’s also a scam, Monks in Europe too, real monks won’t be giving out bracelets
He's the part of the scam harassing scanners I mean dam
Who are these scammers.... Why dont you reveal their ethnic background?
The country is to blame for this. Pass laws and come down hard on them for this
In Vietnam or Thailand, they put python on your hand instead of wristband- and ask you for money to take them off
Hahahha, I would just say thanks and walk away
Free python for me woohoooo 🐍
Thats actually hilarious
Italy has to do something about it...plain and simple
When I was in rome I just ignored them and it worked perfectly for me. Just be like an NPC when they approach you.
great video :)
Ciuridda cheers
YOURE THE BEST
You are making them tourist attraction
They already are
He helped those girls then one told him they don’t like him. I woulda have called the scammer back over to them.
It was the scammer, like he doesn’t like me, so I told the scammer why u don’t like me 😂
@@RealBlackBox you a real for clearing that up not leaving me confused about what I thought was said. 😭😭😈💯🙌🏽. You a real tuber you for the people.
Cheers 🙏🙏🙏thanks for watching
Go to Hatton Garden, ask them how muck they pay for diamonds.
What about Gucci, Ferragamo, Fendi etc... they are bigger scams and people continue to pay those ridiculous prices
They are premium brands so you pay premium prices, they dont force you to buy them.
Who forced you to buy that?
Your scams will catch up upon you when you least expect it.....
On the side note, the biggest scammers in the world are designer brands charging £5000 for a fucking tshirt with a small printed logo on it
JorelTTV yea stupid people buy those
@@RealBlackBox wow that was a quick reply lol caught me off guard
JorelTTV lol I hate it when you take the time to watch a creators video and you comment but u hear nothing back, so I’m different
JorelTTV thanks for watching
they should stay in thier own country ,if it is bad ,then fight!
Thats something out of my control , so stop overthinking about it , I mean girls , leave them alone
Alot of Africans I knew would send a good portion back to their families. Nigerians I don't think so and they give the rest of Africans a bad name. Senegalese I knew have been very nice.
No Wonder Why the country Where I come from it is the way it is... these people don't like to work..
It’s a scam
I had a women stalk me, I thought she would assault me because I wouldn't take her flyer, I have hair trigger paranoia, and she wasn't having it. I really thought she was gona follow me until she could flag down a italian cop and say I tryed to assault her. Italy is not my favorite country but I loved Greece and Austria.
scamming you. maybe it was not even a police officer.
Brilliant work 💯👍
Selling bracelets is a scam now? What the hell??
Don't visit Disney if you think this is bad ..
I guess its a scam because they give it under false impression that its free then they charge
@@10highsky this and they also usually grab your arm and forcibly put it on
They harass, intimidate and sometimes attack innocent people?! Get a grip! They have no shame whatsoever.
Id say they telk each other who to stay away fom...
Where is a police🤔🤐
Hahahahahahahahaha 😂😂😭 thank you!
Thank you and stay safe. 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Good vid mate. You lens didnt do the buildings any justice