Be Careful with "FREE" iPad Offers!
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This is a story about me winning a "FREE" iPad. As you can see, it's not quite that simple. Be careful with Deal Delivery Gurus or anyone else who randomly tells you that you've won a free iPad.
I used Privacy.com to set up the virtual card.
Free iPads? All I gotta do is enter my phone, address, social security, email, race, gender, country of origin… what could go wrong?!
ikr?
such a great deal!
Nothing at all (Sacarasm)
Sounds like a deal to me
Frr
Don't forget . . . "Combination hair, blood and stool samples!"
This was one of the best commercials I've ever seen. Seamlessly plugging Guardia the entire video while still providing great content at the same time. Advertisers take note, Ben is a master!
yeah, not even sponsorblock could get around it completely
One of the few ads I don’t skip
He has a degree in marketing, no? But really, if that's an honest representation of how guardio works then it's advertising done right and tbf, it seems like a good product. My only complaint against them is that they don't advertise the cost of their plans online ($10USD per month)
He gets paid to advertise Guardia
I tried Guardio but it feels too scumy for me with the first scan on my device. It happened too quick and even popped up some sites it claimed I visited but never had. It just reminds me of the fear tactics anti virus softwares do to scare you into paying them monthly.
If it works for you then it works for you, but I don't feel like it was worth it on my end.
I remember the “Free iPod” ads back in the 2000s where you not only had to support and refer people to sites but you’d also get a lot of ad/spyware in the process.
There were actually legit sites back then though, and also forums where you could pay people to complete your referrals lol.
@@digi3218they were few and very far in between. And most either required hours of watching adds, weeks worth of surveys all for the possibility of a free ipod
@@Theunicorn2012reposter
@@Theunicorn2012wow its almost like i already read it
I love how it escalated into a tech review XD
Im a big fan
@@LokiKindaBoredim a big heater
Didn't expect to see ya here
I hate it, but whatever.
Dude I work for a credit card company and talk about fraud all day. I could tell you some stories. We call these call centers all the time. They never say what company they work for. It's always "press 9 to speak to customer service" and then they answer and just say "thank you for calling customer support". They are so secretive.
Honestly, I’d love to hear all your stories. I kind of fell down a rabbit hole of researching all the different scams out there. I’m on the Scams subreddit almost every day, and watch most of the scambaiting channels. Yesterday, I listened to romance scam victims tell their stories and also reported a ton of scammers in the comments of his videos. You could say I’m a little obsessed. 🤷🏻♀️
they do this for 2 reasons, 1. they probably dont even know the real name of the company they work for and 2. they probably run multiple scams.
they might not even be aware of what the scam is in this case since it's all automatic billing, unlike the tech support scams we often see. those customer support lines are basically just a front to shield the real operators from complaints
These scammers are obviously making good money at what they’re doing to be able to afford call center employees (even if those employees are making peanuts). Unfortunately, some people will always fall for something that is too good to be true. I’m glad Pleasant Green, and other scambaiters make videos like these. At least they’re saving some people from falling for this type of thing.
That's why I never press 1. I'd ask the name of the company and listen to them fluster, curse me in whatever their natural language is, and hang up!!!!
I did the same thing got the "airpods" for $9.99 but a week later they charged my card $80 luckily my bank disputed it and the far airpods are actually really nice if they were only $10 and not a subscription but it's really not worth it to have to call you bank and hope they can reverse the charge
Congratulations on 1 million Ben!!
Much love and respect!!
Yeah! 1 MILLION!!!! Keep doing what you do Ben!
1 million! You win a free iPad!
from delivering crap to scammers to this
what an odyssey
imagine all it took is not giving up
🙏🏽
@@PleasantGreencongrats u beautiful human being
Some things that should have been pointed out:
If you’re told that you won something, but you’re told you need to pay them, whether it’s for taxes or shipping… it’s a scam! No legitimate sweepstake will require you to pay anything to claim your winnings because they’re not allowed to. Yes, there are taxes - but you will pay those to the IRS during tax season.
For-Profit companies (like GroupMe) are not allowed to run raffles, too. Even if they told you in the first place that you’re paying for an entry, they’d still be breaking the law.
These are things that need to be pointed out so that those who don’t know can learn about these massive red flags.
Exactly, that's why every sweepstakes you'll see always says No Purchase Necessary. Because if you have to pay for it, then it's no longer a sweepstakes. It's gambling.
@@AutumnRivers Yup. Even if the primary method of entry is a payment, the official rules will always have an alternative method of entry.
If you think you're getting an ipad for a dollar, you deserve to lose thousands to a scammer.
@@RobertWorrillow There are definitely real sweepstakes that have an iPad as a prize. Why do you think someone being tricked into thinking they won one deserves to lose thousands of dollars?
@@pantallahueso You are so arrogant, you think yours is the only country on earth. Also you think you have the right to be greedy but people who want to exploit your greed are in the wrong. So if you want something for nothing, it's justice that someone gives you nothing for something.
Thank you for your research . I read the small print and discovered I was actually entered into a subscription where I would be charged about $60 each month. This also happens with TV free gifts from Walmart. also from Spectrum for being a customer. Everyone shops at Walmart. I am not a customer of Spectrum. When I type STOP, they don’t. The old adage, if it looks to good to be true, it isn’t. Thanks again Pleasant Green. Blessings
You shouldn’t even reply “stop”. It’s better to just block and delete. Replying just lets the scammers know you have a live number. Same with wrong numbers. Block and delete.
@@rainbowmom7582 Yeah 100% agree here, dont ever respond, that lets them know your number is live and working, and then they will just share it with more scammers who will text you.
@@leegame6770 bingo. I don’t need any more scam calls & texts.
funnily enough, i got "offered" a walmart gift card as well, despite the fact we don't have Walmart (Thank god for that) in germany.
Lmao the fact you typed stop is just letting them know your their perfect victim because that’s a very old person move
I’m glad you did a video on this! I have been an avid fan, and promoter of the awesome scam-baiters on TH-cam, for several years, and I still got to duped by this scam about a year ago, which was aggravating.
Like you said, the layout was very clever, and intentionally made to deceive you into recurring payments.
The difference was I was charged $20, and then $70. I was never able to get through to a customer service number, either.
And when I recorded the scam through my credit card company, they only refunded me the $20, so I still lost $70.
Thank you for all you do to bring awareness to these kinds of scams, congratulations on 1 million!
Really funny how much legal trouble they could actually get in if this was an actual sweepstakes.
They don't have to be an actual sweepstakes to run afoul of sweepstakes laws.
@@fmo94jos8v3 I know. I was jaywalking the other day and got pulled over by the sweepstakes police, said I broke the law. Evidently I had been defacing and trashing the Publisher's Clearing House mail for the last couple of decades. 🤷♂️
@@Theunicorn2012 Polly wanna cracker?
@@Theunicorn2012 just base your company on a island of crabian or cuba don't need to deal with stupid American law😊
@@Theunicorn2012fucking bot? lmao
I love it when you (and other scam baiters) actually follow through with these obvious scams, very interesting to see what happens
I love it when you (and other scam baiters) actually follow through with these obvious scams, very interesting to see what happens
I love it when you (and other scam baiters) actually follow through with these obvious scams, very interesting to see what happens
I love it when you (and other scam baiters) actually follow through with these obvious scams, very interesting to see what happens
Really impressed at how far you tracked this and how much research you did, Ben. Informative and entertaining. I present to you my single humble congratulation! 🤣
Thanks! I suffer so you don’t have to 😂
And yet he did no research Into the usefulness of his sponsors. Like come on man. Just run a scan and be shocked by what it finds. That litterally the opening line to millions of scammers out there
@@RekySaiI mean yeah these are obvious scams but that's normal for his videos
*yoinks the congratulation*
@@PleasantGreen 😂😹😹😹😹
I am amazed at how calm you are. Do you ever get mad? You are the most layed back person i have ever seen. Watching your videos is very therapeutic and informative.
Most anti scammer channels are about taking down the scammer or callcenter. But you sir, you really explain the details of the scam, even looking up the product, receiving it and comparing it. I like this!
Scambaiters come in different shapes and sizes with different skill sets all heading to the same destination.
That website or app you use to generate a card number and set a dollar limit is genius.
Yup, I’m going to start using it.
Many banks, especially small ones, are starting to offer that service on their websites. Max transactions\amount per hour, day, week, etc.
@@thehuguenot5615 my oldest son drives a big rig so he’s all over the country. He’s started to lock all of his cards until he needs to use them. He turns them on, get what he needs, and lock it back.
Yeah I wish there was something like that in the UK. I mean I have a "monzo" account and I can create virtual credit cards that I can delete whenever I like, but I can't set a limit on them
we have an app that u can actually create a virtual debit card where u can add funds and purchase items with, u can even get an actual card with it (with different card number). so whenever i come across something suspicious, i give them one debit card number, one without any money in it 🤭 u can even freeze the card anytime u like
The patience this man has is incredible 😂
With this type of content and dealing with scams you need immense patience, but he gets paid for it so of course he don't mind. lol.
I feel like they only sent them in the end because otherwise they were concerned that you would continue to pursue them and cause them potential legal troubles. By giving you that product; they know most of the time you would stop bothering them.
Wow, congratulations on hitting over one million subscribers, Ben! 🎉🎊👏
This video is extremely helpful for people like myself, who rarely get online these days, aside from watching TH-cam videos from my phone. 😅
Very appreciate everything you do! 👍
I love the face of disappointment in Ben’s face while speaking with the woman, like if he was actually frustrated because he was expecting a free ipad 😂
I used to work for a credit card fraud team in the UK and this was one of the most common scams we saw during COVID. I would speak to atleast 3-4 people a day that had several charges around £50 and they all thought they were getting an iPad with just paying a delivery charge.
"card fraud team"? So, can you tell me why Visa isn't yanking those people's merchant access within hours of their first confirmed scam transaction and forcing their acquirer to refund all transactions?
@HenryLoenwind because these companies pop up in the thousands and will change merchant name frequently. Unfortunately like most fraud/scams, the financial sector is simply too slow and always reactive not proactive.
Wow Ben, I never would have guessed that 'Guardio' was today's video sponsor 😂😂
Very smoooooth 😉
This is how scambaiting can turn into just more ads!
@@billstill1794 huh?
@@billstill1794 The problem of scams is... scams.. not the ads.
@@billstill1794he gets paid anyways
Videos like these are why you only come out with only 1 video a week or less. Just great content and great information. Thanks for keeping us safe. Congratulation on 1 mil subs! Can't wait for the 1 mil sub video.
I love how you used the 24 countdown clock sound effect at 7:44 ! My favorite show !
Trust me; I’ve entered a lot of raffles. The only difference is that they’re normally explicit about being raffles and they never required me to buy anything before I was allowed to enter.
You are so great for informating others about such scams they might not be aware of.
Nothing in life is free after all.
Also yippiee on 1M my dude! 👍
I love this channel. Ben has a good way of brightening up your day. He has good humor. 👍 thanks ben
I get so excited when I see a new vid from you on my feed!
Congratulations Ben. 1 million is phenomenal. I've been subscribed for some time now, your site is so informative. I guess it just took people awhile to find you and sign up. Now they have discovered a brilliant scambaiter, rock-on!
These scammers are really slick, with an address in Los Vegas. I'll just bet those IPod ear buds are coming from a private home or office. This is a terrible scam. It 's always a good idea to look-up and find out what's real. It's also a good idea to use a credit card with limited funds, so you don't have charges that are not authorized. Thank you so much for telling us about this disgusting scam.
No, you SHOULD expose the call handlers because their complicity is part of the illegal scam. It's disgusting, this criminality is rife and it should be exposed at all levels ... there are real people being financially harmed and thus all perpetrators need to be exposed.
🙌
They not even know they are apart of the scam because they could just be going along with it because they think it’s their friend or partner.
mate while i get your anger, punishing people who may not have any idea whats going on is not the right move.
I think the masterminds should be the ones responsible.
No, that woman definitely knew it was a scam. Literally in the space of 2 seconds her 'manager' told her the website was down.
This is so unrelated, but the only time I've ever seen a "Free iPad" is when a cashier gave my mom one on Black Friday for being the nicest customer she'd interacted with that day. I don't know if that is standard practice for some stores on Black Friday, but to the random cashier at Best Buy in probably 2014, you made our day and I still have that iPad to this day :)
Hi Ben, I'm a new subscriber, I just finish watching a tik tok video of what you did for Joel and the community in Liberia. I was brought to tears, may God bless you
Just this morning I've won a gift card from American Airlines, a portable DeWalt heater from Ace Hardware, and a portable DeWalt power station from Lowes Home Improvement.
It's hard to believe how lucky I am!
I had 14 different "winning" emails in my spam today!
😹😹😹😹
Unbelievable !! Some people get ALL the luck.
I never get any gift cards.....sigh..
You also won a free ipad!
Just enter your credit card number and code on the back below.
@@beingdeeply YIPPPEEE!! YAHOOO! I WON!
I actually fell for something like this several years ago, thought I was getting two flashlights for a really good price, weeks later I see charges on my checking account totaling $70. I called my bank to report those charges. I did get those flash lights and my money back, kept one, sold the other one on eBay.
So in the end you turned into into the scammer
scammer got scammed
@@treysparling5924 I got scammed too. WiseAssGamer sold me the cheap ass flashlight for $70 on eBay.
@@eddyrivera7287ikr 🤣😂
@@eddyrivera7287 in my country, the penalty for unduly charging someone is having to pay the money back... plus the value unduly charged.
So in this case if the value of the item is $35 and they charged 70$... their penalty is giving the excess $35 back plus $35....
And if the value was less than that.... they essentially got off easy if this legislation applied.
This sponsor placement was very smooth not gonna lie
Thank you for not lying?
Why would you lie?
It’s not a sponsor placement the entire video is just an ad but designed to make you think you are watching “content” but it’s really a 12 minute commercial for Guardio.
@@hi. your a bot I don’t need to explain anything to you get lost
Ben is smoother than Linus
"I wanna thank them for trying to warn me about this website, but I determined to get my free ipad-"
Istg I love his commentary. This specific wording he chooses legit crack me up sometimes
nothing is free in this world but masking your credit card is a genius skill to have
I have actually seen people selling ClearPods before but in real life shops. They mostly are sold by street vendors lining the streets of Hong Kong and Shenzhen. If I am not mistaken they are most likely made in Shenzhen. They are not meant to be a scam when made but its meant to make a cheap lookalike to the Airpods, which I guess is kinda like a scam but yea. Its usually sold for around anywhere from USD$4-20.
Wow you can’t trust anything anymore 🤦🏽♀️it’s a shame that they tried to bill your card for 50 plus dollars without your authorization. So they are just going to scam you right in your face 😮thank God you didn’t give a real credit card 🤦🏽♀️you are amazing Ben and thank you so much for exposing these scams 😘
Right? Like when I’m playing a game on my iPad or phone I would see an offer that’s like “Congratulations you just won a 50 dollar Amazon gift card” but I’m too smart to just fall for that so I ignore it
Annoyingly I was stupid and 2 times and fell for this scam but I was able to correct some of it, they was able to refund me half of my money on the first time and the 2nd time I was quick enough to cancel my card before they charged me again. They are sick and twisted due to I'm a uni student who already struggles for money but you are a god send due to you enlighten so many people on how to save there lives because that's how much effect they can make on someone who doesn't make money and have small amounts of money. Thank you so much ❤
How did you fall for an obvious scam?
@ANT-jm4qx I was younge
Ben I really love your videos and I really enjoy watching you. Thanks for taking one for the team and notifying us all about this screamer filled world. Keep up the good work...😀😀
Our family is quite savvy but find these informative non the less, as it shows what actually happens when you sign up.
That sponsorship was really fitting for this video
Congratulations on 1 million! Been watching you for a while now! Love your channel and love seeing you grow!
..and yes that congratulations, not just congratulation (like in this video) LOL :)
This same skam works it’s way through various different channels and there are hundreds of different websites involved. If you don’t cut it off it also becomes a monthly recurring charge on your credit card and each time that they charge your card they will change their company name on your bill in hopes of the recurring charges going unnoticed. The call centers in the Philippines are also complicit in the skamm.
As usual, AWESOME video! Hope you keep it up Ben! Big fan 😉 and those 1M subscribers, congrats because you deserve it.
Your voice is perfect for these short and snappy videos you've really found the best way to capitalise on your skill-set, I saw your live the other night for hitting the big 1 and whilst that was funny and enjoyable you definitely benefit from the editing stage, I don't mean that as a slight more a commendation of finding and knowing what you're good at. Please if you can do live scam baits do so, but your style sets you apart from others its a usp for sure. I follow loads of scam baiters and love them all for all different reasons.
I remember falling for these type of scams as a kid 😂
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I would quit when they ask for my ssn
This channel is underrated. I’m sharing this with anyone ignorant to the scams of the web
If something is too good to be true, then it is probably a scam. No Guardio required to handle this.
Nope just half a brain and common sense
Honestly you are the best. Love the way you go down the rabbit hole just to see where it ends. Funny as Man 😉😁
I am from the philippines, but thanks for the information you asked to protect us from our countries scam calls and how to avoid these free gadgets surveys
The person he was talking to clearly does not have Filipino accent.
@@KDFantastic maybe
Thank you. This was extremely helpful. I have a lot of customers with charges like that, on their cards and this helps me form questions to ask them about it. Thank you!
I really love this channel. I ended up binge watching every single video in a day
Im surprised you even got anything in the mail tbh !!! Congrats!!!
They probably bugged it... I would be very careful keeping that around in your home Ben. Love your videos ❤️
Congratulations on 1 Mil ! You deserve it !! This calls for some popcorn 🍿
I like how you said you went easy on the call centre workers.
While some telephone operators are absolutely complicit in the scam, not all are.
When I was in my late teens, I got a job in a call centre. I was told that the company's business was buying unwanted timeshares and selling them at a profit. I was admittedly young and naive but I believed them. The whole thing was presented to me as a legitimate, perfectly innocent business.
My job as an opener was simple. They had files with the details and phone numbers of prospective sellers. I was to call them up, ask if they still wanted to sell, explain how it worked and confirm their details. Later, a closer would get in touch with them and take it from there.
One of my first calls was to a gentleman who started off as pretty abusive, hurling insults and yelling that he was sick of me, personally.
I went off script and explained that I hadn't spoken to him before because it was my first day.
I don't think he believed me but he calmed down enough to warn me that I was working for a scam company. He also told me that they had been harrassing him with constant phone calls and he never had any intention of selling his timeshare in the first place.
I wasn't sure what to think. I didn't know who was right, the company or him so I just wrote a note on his file that he wasn't interested and told him that I would bear his warning in mind.
His warning had made me suspicious, though and these suspicions were heightened when everyone I called that day either didn't pick up or had a similar reaction. Nobody stayed on the phone for very long or went along with the script.
The next day, I was handed a "new" stack of papers with people to phone. Most were ones I hadn't seen before but one was the same gentleman from the previous day, complete with my own handwritten note that he was not to be contacted.
I was confused as to why it had shown up again so I took my pen and scribbled heavily over his phone number, rendering it illegible.
I also started thinking more about how this business worked as they required people to provide their card details and fly over to attend a meeting prior to the sale. At first, I had just assumed that this was normal but now, I was seriously questioning it.
I started hanging up before people could answer and repeatedly calling numbers which I knew would just ring out with no answer. I wanted to look busy so I wouldn't be fired if the company was legitimate but not actually get any work done in case it was a scam.
Later, I overheard a couple of closers laughing about having convinced a woman to provide them with her husband's card details without his permission, while he was at work.
I also heard that when people flew over for meetings to sell their timeshares, there was some sort of sales pitch which they would be subjected to (I don't know any details, that was all I heard).
There were other little inconsistencies or things which bugged me too like how the job was cash-in-hand and some of the papers on prospective sellers had the name of a different company on them.
Combining everything, I became convinced that the gentleman from before was correct and it was a scam. That was when I stopped showing up at the call centre and went looking for a different job instead.
I wasn't there for very long and never got a single penny as it was entirely commission based. I'm just thankful that I didn't actually scam anyone while I was there, mainly because of that gentleman and his warning. I never want to do something so horrible to innocent people.
Why would you hang around working on commission-only basis after you decided you weren't going to try to make any sales? Why turn up for work when you weren't being paid?
@@GeeEee75 I think the first thing I need to do is give you some more context.
Specifically, the fact that this entire experience took place over the course of approximately one week, give or take a couple of days. Honestly, I should have said this in my original comment so that's my bad.
As for why I stayed that long, here are the reasons:
1. I'm Scottish but I was living in Spain at the time (I lived there for four years in my late teens/early twenties). Have you ever tried to find work with practically no qualifications, in a country where you aren't fluent in the language? It's a nightmare. I was hoping that my suspicions would be proven wrong and everything would work out.
2. I was getting on well with a flirty, attractive girl who worked there. I actually took her on a date, using my savings. However, as you might expect, I never contacted her again after I left.
3. Like all teenagers, I was guilty of making stupid mistakes. I initially thought it would be better to hold onto that job at least until I found a new one. Otherwise, I'd have my family pressuring me to find one and stressing me out. I didn't tell my family about my suspicions, either.
congrats on 1 mill thanks for keeping us safe from these scams!
Very good video! Good job. Love your videos. Keep up the great work. Thank you for showing people these scams and telling them to avoid them. You are really making a difference in the world.
That was so shady.
Ben - You just charged my card again
CS - well… ummm..
Ben - Why did you charge my card?!
CS - Free AirPods!!!
Congrats on your iPad win! I also won one as well, still waiting! Absolutely loving all the subscriptions I got as well, what a treat! So excited!! 😂
Tell us more about the 'virtual credit card' that you purchased for $10. I'd like to know how to do that.
As someone said
"there is a large discrepancy between the airpads i have won online and the airpads i actually own"
Also another way they make money, aside from charging your CC, is sell your info that you've provided. So they're double dipping.
seeing the 1M on my phone is so cool. you deserve it!
great video Ben Dover! i am super happy to see you at 1 million subs, you deserve it and your content is always top notch, keep up the great work cant wait for the next video!!!
Apple would never give away their products
Technically this was supposed to be a third party company that gave them away.
perhaps they wouldn't. but that doesn't mean other people wouldn't give away apple products...
Apple wasn’t giving these away. Cmon Duck
yea but any company could buy a few ipads and give them away. not saying these aren’t scams 99% or the time but it’s possible to not be.
Lol
A friend of mine fell this scam. As soon as she told me she won a free ipad ; i was like nooooooo! I told her it wasn’t real and sure enough she had multiple charges on her card.
Ben is getting smooth in the way he shows the paid promotions 😏😏
Edit: I actually downloaded and installed Gardio bc of Ben
I love your videos & this was no different. Thank you for posting these and Congratulations on 1 MILLION followers !!! 😅
I laughed so loud when the clock hit 0 and reset lmao. 🤣
I want to say because of you I have been using privacy app for awhile and it has saved me from countless things like this. Mostly because I look down for scams too and only put a few dollars on it only to have them try charging me way more money
Reminder For If Someone Brings Up "Sweepstakes" Again. It Is Not Legal For There To Be Only Paid Ways To Enter. There Always Has To Be A Free Entry Option. So You Can Have That In Your Back Pocket Now 🖤 *For When They Claim To Be In The States
It's also illegal to charge someones credit card without the cardholders obvious consent. Definitely a good fact to know, but due to the call centre being in the Philippines, the ones in charge in the US would very likely get away with it.
So glad to see another video from you!!!!
Love these! I get some many like offers or (you won) in my email each and every day! Hopefully people will not trust these emails.
Not sure how it works in the U.S. but that wouldn't work for them here in Ireland. Every single charge to your card presented from a website has to be approved in your banking app with your trusted phone via your Pin code for 2FA purposes. So for example I could authorise the first one, the charge is presented and I give it the thumbs up. If they tried again it wouldn't work as I would have to authorise it.
Well, whoever made that site knows at least the basics, I guess. Website was registered through a virtual postal adress in Iceland and they took their name out from everywhere. Website is fairly new too.
Love your work, please keep it going. :)
I bought a pair of earbuds for $17 on Amazon, and they're actually perfectly fine. Been using them daily for a year. So it is possible.
Question: “beats airpods by kim kardashian” cost $199.98 USD and they are the same $9.99 product that you received- would you call that a scam or great marketing? Btw I am in no way condoning any scam or advertising just curious how you or your audience feels. Also congratulations on 1million subs Ben :)
$199.98 for ear buds? I didn't know Kim knew about electronics. Are they shaped like her?
@@SpaceCadet4Jesus Well I'm sure they are made a lot of plastic, so they both have that in common.
@@EarthboundX I did notice on both items the plastic was nicely formed and lovely to handle. 😄
I always, always use the Visa Vanilla type or other prepaid visa or prepaid MC cards for online merchants and such that im not completely familiar with! Keeps me a half step ahead of anybody doin fraud 👍🏻
Just curious, How do they get away with this? Doesn't their payment gateway blacklist them cuz of chargebacks?
The “my boss is from the states and I know absolutely nothing” is definitely part of the script
You were confident putting those in your ears! Imagine if they did something malicious like possibly having them zap you or put something gross on it, lol
Another Poster said something similar saying something like,"Ben is a lot braver than me, sticking those Clear Buds blindly into his ears without even cleaning them first! I wouldn't have done that!"
That alarm from the security you have gave me ptsd 💀😭
You just sold this guardio right, I am getting it asap
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What’s the card generator called so I can sign up for it
Facts: Nothing is free in this world.
Love is. (cue the song)
Fortnite💀💀💀
Costco free samples that I get from the vaper after stealing his vape
Not for us but the cartel can get stuff free
Except advertising commercials
this was an interesting ad video haha. Had me at the start
Free* iPad? Bless their little hearts of gold for being so generous to give away iPads. They must have piles and piles of them itching to give away to complete strangers. 🙄
How do I set up a credit card with a $1 (or $10) limit
Give the man some credit he saved three cents on headphones sold by scam artist. I call that a win.
Thank you soooo much for posting these videos!!! I was almost caught in these scams un I watched your videos !!!!
Linda? Wasn’t that the name that one of the scammers was using with the US grants scam in your very first video you did on tracking scammers down?
I'm sure there is only Linda in the entire world
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Finally 1 mill, you def deserve more subscribers, to many more man!!
Love your work. You are saving a lot of people from being cheated. I know you are very busy but is there any way for me to talk to you
No.
Great job exposing this scam. This should be aired of the nightly news to inform the public of this scam and many other scams similar to this one
Agreed.
How fortunate Guardio just happens to be a sponsor of this video AND the service that warned him about survey scams. Conveniently having Gaurdio is convenient.
Use privacy app myself, helps with those sneaky charges though subscription services that intentionally make it hard to unsubscribe.
So you are telling me that the free ram I downloaded isn't legit?