yeah i feel bad for you guys as well as people from india :( like 1% fucks it up for everyone. and i work for a company. we have someone from nigeria and someone once slammed the phone on them... a fellow colleague had to call them and apoligize :( because our opening lines do sound like a scam message of sorts. cant tell where i work sadly.
@@miciso666 yeah it's really sad. i know i'm now suspicious of every accent i hear on the phone. these scammers complain about people being racists but they promote racism with their scams and lies. and that is bad for the entire world community.
The part I really hate and am quite embarrassed is when I hear the accent, I think its a scammer and it shouldn't be this way. I hope things change but I also wish I didn't get as many calls as I do. I'm not sure what the answer is.
I saw a woman trying to buy $500 worth of gift cards at 7/11. I told her how scammers work and she was so grateful. I wouldn’t have recognized it without your videos. You’re doing a great public service brother. 🤙🏽
@@notanotherusernameScammers sometimes require you to buy a lot of money worth of gift cards, and this person spotted someone falling for it so he kindly pointed it out.
I have worked for the post office for over 20 years and I have sent countless numbers of these packages to the postal inspectors in hopes of saving these people from being scammed. I once was able to retrieve a package for an elderly woman who sent an overnight package with thousands of dollars to a scammer, thankfully she told her son what she had done and came back the very next morning and I was able to get her money back and give the address to the postal inspectors. I wish I was able to do more and I’m grateful for all you do. Keep up the fight!
It's actually sad and scary that many people get hooked into being victims of scams so deeply that even when someone warns them and explains them exactly the scam and why they shouldn't continue falling for it, they don't believe it and just continue.
it's a common problem, nobody wants to believe that they have been scammed, so some victims will react aggressively when you warn them because they think you are attacking their intelligence
lol I remember reading this story a while back about this guy who fell for that Nigerian 419 email scam, they claimed to have millions for him but kept asking for "fees" to cover transfers, bribes for customs, etc. He ended up giving them tens of thousands of dollars (most of it borrowed from family and friends), then the scammers just stopped contacting him. I think that whole time, he had been lying to friends and family about why he needed to borrow money, they all stopped talking to him afterward.
@@bengonzales1182 That's what happens when we are so addicted to a get rich quick scheme we ignore every bit of logic and sense. And often the person who LET themselves get scammed causes a lot of loss and hurt to those around them, like their family. There should be no pity for these people. Hopefully they will learn from their foolishness, but sadly many don't.
@@user-zt2vf6vx7p Those kinds of people simply can't be helped. They're so consumed by greed, ignorance, or stupidity that they refuse to accept the obvious: that what they're doing is a scam.
@@HACKTACULAR. I made the mistake of trusting someone who I had actual proof they were a scammer, yet I sent them my personal Info and now my identity is stolen 🙃
Thanks for doing a great job in stopping these scammers. I appreciate what you said “stop giving Nigeria a bad name.” As a Nigerian who is sick of these individuals, I appreciate you acknowledging that not all Nigerians are scammers. Most of all, I appreciate you stopping them from stealing from these unsuspecting people. Thanks! I am subscribing.
Not all nigerians are scammers. Many of them are princes that have a difficult time accessing their fortunes! Luckily, with a small loan of $1000 US, we can help these poor people access their millions again. Just happy to help a Nigerian prince any way i can!
I’ve been a mystery shopper for years with over a dozen clients worldwide. I received one of these checks that they asked me to use to buy gift cards from Walmart to “evaluate” their customer service. Of course I was supposed to immediately give them the gift card numbers, after which the check from them that I deposited would have bounced, leaving me high and dry. But I didn’t bite. I reported it to the authorities who wanted copies of everything. Idk what ended up happening. Keep up the good work!
I was a secret shopper for a fast casual restaurant about 25 years ago. They sent me forms to use to evaluate, I would mail them and the receipt. and they'd send a check. They were based out of Lexington KY, it was 100% legit, and it was kind of fun. I don't think the restaurant ever caught on to me being a secret shopper. Hardest thing was timing time from completion of the order to when they gave me the tray (without being seen to use a stopwatch). But these are rare opportunities, and my only payment was a meal for one every couple weeks.
I love watching your videos. I was super excited to see you at the People's Call Center with my other favorite scambaiters! This one was epic. I love the dum dum idea!
@@PleasantGreen am a Nigerian these scammers use their stolen money to buy exotic cars clubs and Carry prostitutes that's all it's a plague in Nigeria even graduates and some celebrities are into scamming
Ben, this was epic!! It was an incredibly creative way to take down this idiot scammer. Also was so thrilled to see you and the other scambaiters working together to save the world at The People's Call Center!! God bless you, brother!!
I think, you should have put warning in letter to let them know this is a scam, because they will probably have someone else send it and scam them. These are lot of people that could be scammed.
I also think if he had typed in the letter to the potential victims not to repost to the scammer I think he’d got more potential victims It’s all good, a few victims saved
You're my favorite!! Love your videos!! Keep doing what you're doing!! Due to your videos I've helped others be aware of scams and I'm always recommending your videos.
It blows my mind at how stubborn people are when they're alerted to a scam. It's like they don't want to believe it's a scam, and still continue on until they get burned. Great video as always Mr. Dover.😜 God Bless you and your family! 🙏❤️🙏
Mr Dover. I’m sorry. I’ve been watching you for almost 2 years and just today realized I was not subscribed. I’m happy to be part of you almost reaching 1 million. Well deserved brother. This was one of the best videos and 100% deserves to do better than a mini fridge video. Keep it up!!
What's sad is there are so many underprivileged people desperate to find work. If they come across this and don't know, they'll just think it's a good opportunity. Thank you for bringing awareness this scam. I'm a big fan of your videos in general, they make the world a better place. You're awesome. 😊
i bet you like 90% of them still went on to get scammed, they called the scammer back and he was like oh sorry you got sent the wrong thing and then he resent another one. It takes a special kind of person to fall for something like this in the first place.
If he only sent what he wrote in the video, it probably didn't help much. If these people are already falling for it, it's probably as simple as the scammer sending another text to get them back in it.
Next time please ask them to send you an advancement of $50 to "Buy more ink" to print the rest and when he does so, IF HE DOES, then just donate that money lol
@@56585656587 - Umm, because he would keep up the pretext of needing advance funds to buy more ink. So he would force the scammer to either send him a legitimate cheque, or cut him loose completely. If the scammer sent him a fake cheque, he would try to cash it and say it hadn't worked and there must have been some kind of mistake. Are you following this?
My Uncle once “got a job” shipping merchandise to buyers on eBay that was originally purchased with stolen credit card numbers and shipped to his house. He was not only dumb enough to fall for the scam and think he got a job as an “internet shipper” (he never asked why he was re-shipping items that came to his house by UPS, FedEx and USPS from a domestic address back out to a domestic address) but once he figured out he wasn’t going to get paid he called his local TV News station and they did a news segment about a scam where you ship things out and you don’t get paid for it.. 🙄 Him and the news channel never touched on how the brand new merchandise arriving on his doorstep was originally purchased (stolen). This was like… 20 years ago when eBay was a new thing on the exciting “information super highway” 🤣 To this day he acts smug and thinks he “caught them” by figuring out it was a scam and contacting the police… after re-shipping a bunch of stolen merchandise for like a month. 😂 Did I mention he was on TV ‘n stuff looking really smart? 🤓
LOL 😆🤣 Ok, I’ll pass the magic bean “opportunity” to him ASAP, I’m sure he’ll be interested, just don’t try to rip him off with fake magic beans or else he’ll report the magic bean company themselves to the authorities, he’s to smart to fall for anything fishy…. 😉
I love seeing more and more scam battles. I hope some would realize not all the people who's helping with these bad people need to be together to get the job done, just as long as they doing what they love and I love them just for that
You're almost to 1 million subscribers! Keep screwing with these scammers. You, Pierogi, Trilogy Media, and a bunch of others are nightmares to these pricks! ☺
You should have let them know it's a scam, vulnerable people who fall for these might not get the message as proven by them sending a pic of what they got back to the scammer
yeah but some people then go arent you the scammer and hang up. only to tell the scammer someone called them pretending to be a person helping. further ruining it.
There is also a chance that one of the recipients was scammer's friend, not a victim. He included him in the list as a quality control measure to make sure checks get mailed
@@habafflof Why not just have that friend do the mailing then? That means they have someone stateside already, so having another mule wouldn't be necessary
This happened to my mother. The person on Facebook who the scammer was claiming to be, ( my mother's friend ) was ironically scammed herself. I took the phone off my mother and replied to the scammer, asking her how her children were doing, but actually called her children the wrong names. The scammer replied that they where doing fine and didn't question the incorrect names of their children that I gave, so straight away we knew it was a scam so then I told the scammer to go and lick my gooch.
I hope you added your channel to the package you were sending out. They could have looked up your page & found out about this & the many other scams you reported on. I love your channel and I think it's a service that many people could benefit from.
Thank you. These fools will never do this inside of Nigeria because they will be caught, killed or if lucky go to jail. I enjoy your work. Keep it up. I give you lots of credits for your patience and style.
I actually fell for this scam a few years back and got into trouble with my bank and I am more aware now of this. It honestly scary that these things goes unnoticed by gullible folks working long and hard for their money.
I also fell for this scam a few years ago. Didn't get into trouble with my bank, but got screwed financially. Had to declare bankruptcy , was the only way out of my situation.
"Get the right authorities involved?" Fat chance. No one in authority wants to deal with scammers. They all pass it off to some one else. Persons like you are the only justice. Thank you.
My mom got scammed through indeed for a job and she ended up losing $500. She gave them my cell # as a reference and I have received texts repeatedly for about 3 weeks offering jobs and pretending to be amazon. I watch Perogi and Trilogy Media and knew they were using my information to try and scam me as well. It sucks because they really do prey on vulnerable people and it sucks. Thank you for all of you scambait youtubers. You guys are bada$$!
Love this! A few years ago my husband got a call and almost fell for it I said why would they send you a large check then want money back ? I said this is a scam, so he told them forget it don't send a check well they did anyway and sent 2 actually lol! I called the bank it was drawn on and they said they'd been getting a lot of these scams and it was good we didn't fall for it, now me and a couple friends are getting e-mails saying like they're from me saying oh here's some pictures you might like to see click on this, they called me to see if I sent anything I said no I don't even know your e-mail address nor they mine? You have to be so careful now a days 😠
super clever ideas? when? where? this poor nigerian scammer had too much work and sent an email to wrong person that's all ;-) our hero just used this to make another yt vid, if this is what you ment by clever then yes
Why didn't you explain the scam in the letter to the victims? You could even include the check, tell them to try cashing it and they will see it will bounce. Show them that they just by luck escaped losing their money, raise awareness to avoid that these people fall for it again.
Next time such an opportunity happens it would be good if there was an accompanying letter explaining its a scam and instruct the people to delay the scammer as much as they can by not contacting the scammer again. This would have probably allowed you one or two days extra of saving people.
I seriously think that they have in the first batch of people, maybe a friend or themselves that you send the stuff to, so they will know at the first batch that it's not going to work
@@codex4046 - Yes, quite possibly. Unlike say a massive list of e-mail addresses which are worth relatively little to a scammer, a list of names with postal addresses of people who have (presumably) already shown some degree of falling for the scam is quite valuable. So it's certainly possible that the scammer might have one of those addresses that will report back to them, whether as an actual confederate, or as a potential scam victim who would still trust the scammer over the TH-camr's warning letter. Because gathering those names and postal addresses has taken a not insignificant amount of work for the scammer. So they don't want to risk the 'payroll employee' either not sending the letters at all, or sending the letters with warnings.
@@LHyoutube Yes, thank you for this response while i was away. I also want to add, it wont take no time to already have a friend or someone here that you can just add to the list of first outgoing mail. Like "Hey i just hired this new person, better send my friend Jason a letter as well in the batch to see what happens"
Thank you so much for showing us this. I have experienced this before but Fortunately I lost nothing. I would love to volunteer to help you and take down these scammers.
Adriannotch thanks for the recoveries No matter how big a crowd may be, a person like you always stands out! No one has worked as hard as you have in the last few years. Now your efforts effort has finally paid off. Congrats!!!
I think I'm blessed because if not I wouldn't have met someone who is as spectacular as expert Mrs Christina I think she is the best broker I ever seen
Having professional mentor you is also very important when it comes to trading, without proper mentorship, one tends to opt out of the market early enough. I do my investment on Mrs Christina platform.
What you post makes me hopeful for the future. I was someone who would be the spearhead of many scams and didn not get scammed, but only because of my agression and intelligence. These videos show me hope for the future gen as they did not exist prior and teach a valuable lesson i wish i had prior
My first time on this channel (Perogi sent me) and the snippet of Lord Elrond saying "Destroy it!" was all I needed for a slap at the old Subscribe-button!
The fact that a victim sent the pic to the scammer makes me convinced that a few of them will still be scammed. Should've sent a warning letter to them about the scam, instead of the fake going out of business.
Hey am a Nigerian, you are doing a great job!!! Keep exposing these scammers who are giving Nigerians a bad image
yeah i feel bad for you guys as well as people from india :(
like 1% fucks it up for everyone. and i work for a company. we have someone from nigeria and someone once slammed the phone on them...
a fellow colleague had to call them and apoligize :( because our opening lines do sound like a scam message of sorts. cant tell where i work sadly.
Mumu
@@miciso666 yeah it's really sad. i know i'm now suspicious of every accent i hear on the phone. these scammers complain about people being racists but they promote racism with their scams and lies. and that is bad for the entire world community.
I feel really bad for you
The part I really hate and am quite embarrassed is when I hear the accent, I think its a scammer and it shouldn't be this way. I hope things change but I also wish I didn't get as many calls as I do. I'm not sure what the answer is.
I saw a woman trying to buy $500 worth of gift cards at 7/11. I told her how scammers work and she was so grateful. I wouldn’t have recognized it without your videos. You’re doing a great public service brother. 🤙🏽
great job!
That's great. The 7/11s should be required to tell people buying large amounts of gift cards about the possibility of a scam.
Can you please explain
@@notanotherusernameScammers sometimes require you to buy a lot of money worth of gift cards, and this person spotted someone falling for it so he kindly pointed it out.
Good man for stepping in and helping her.
Imagine confusing a scammer so much that he'd ask you if you've taken your medications today. 🤣
Keep up the great work!
yes
yes
That’s his way of insulting, not being confused
It's called negging, a popular manipulation technique 🙄
he's not confused. he's insulting you.
I have worked for the post office for over 20 years and I have sent countless numbers of these packages to the postal inspectors in hopes of saving these people from being scammed. I once was able to retrieve a package for an elderly woman who sent an overnight package with thousands of dollars to a scammer, thankfully she told her son what she had done and came back the very next morning and I was able to get her money back and give the address to the postal inspectors. I wish I was able to do more and I’m grateful for all you do. Keep up the fight!
Wow! Good for you! How do you spot them?
@@lilwhittle69 very interesting! Thank you
Thank you for running interference.
There should be more good people like you
That’s conscientious and diligent. If we do what we can, it makes a difference to those we help.
It's actually sad and scary that many people get hooked into being victims of scams so deeply that even when someone warns them and explains them exactly the scam and why they shouldn't continue falling for it, they don't believe it and just continue.
it's a common problem, nobody wants to believe that they have been scammed, so some victims will react aggressively when you warn them because they think you are attacking their intelligence
@@MrLTiger you are. They did something stupid. They know they did something stupid. It's what you do after the stupid thing that really matters
lol I remember reading this story a while back about this guy who fell for that Nigerian 419 email scam, they claimed to have millions for him but kept asking for "fees" to cover transfers, bribes for customs, etc. He ended up giving them tens of thousands of dollars (most of it borrowed from family and friends), then the scammers just stopped contacting him. I think that whole time, he had been lying to friends and family about why he needed to borrow money, they all stopped talking to him afterward.
@@bengonzales1182 That's what happens when we are so addicted to a get rich quick scheme we ignore every bit of logic and sense. And often the person who LET themselves get scammed causes a lot of loss and hurt to those around them, like their family. There should be no pity for these people. Hopefully they will learn from their foolishness, but sadly many don't.
@@billmueller4695 It's not always greed. A lot of people who get scammed repeatedly are mentally ill, or they're older and have undiagnosed dementia.
Person who warned the scammer of the scam, and they are not even aware they're being scammed makes me physically aggressive.
Same, bro. Some people are just born to be victims of their own ignorance.
@@user-zt2vf6vx7p You put it perfectly
@@user-zt2vf6vx7p Those kinds of people simply can't be helped. They're so consumed by greed, ignorance, or stupidity that they refuse to accept the obvious: that what they're doing is a scam.
@@user-zt2vf6vx7p They're victims of the scammers first and foremost. Ignorance isn't something to punish and insult but to fix.
Must be Jodi
Its sad how most victims refuse to believe their getting scamed but then again the scammers make it very believable!
yes
its usually easier to scam someone than to convince them that they have been scammed
Right because who wants to believe that they've been scamed? I know i wouldn't!
It's not believable. Some people just do it to themselves are refuse to listen to the facts.
@@HACKTACULAR. I made the mistake of trusting someone who I had actual proof they were a scammer, yet I sent them my personal Info and now my identity is stolen 🙃
Thanks for doing a great job in stopping these scammers. I appreciate what you said “stop giving Nigeria a bad name.” As a Nigerian who is sick of these individuals, I appreciate you acknowledging that not all Nigerians are scammers. Most of all, I appreciate you stopping them from stealing from these unsuspecting people. Thanks! I am subscribing.
Not all nigerians are scammers. Many of them are princes that have a difficult time accessing their fortunes! Luckily, with a small loan of $1000 US, we can help these poor people access their millions again. Just happy to help a Nigerian prince any way i can!
It’s a shame because most of the people I know indeed think that all Nigerians ARE Scammers.
@@inconnu4961 On the other hand, a little VX here and there in Lagos couldn't hurt...
That's very noble of you!! To go out of your way, to spend your money, gas and time to help someone you don't know. It is truly heartwarming to see!!!
I’ve been a mystery shopper for years with over a dozen clients worldwide. I received one of these checks that they asked me to use to buy gift cards from Walmart to “evaluate” their customer service. Of course I was supposed to immediately give them the gift card numbers, after which the check from them that I deposited would have bounced, leaving me high and dry. But I didn’t bite. I reported it to the authorities who wanted copies of everything. Idk what ended up happening. Keep up the good work!
I was a secret shopper for a fast casual restaurant about 25 years ago. They sent me forms to use to evaluate, I would mail them and the receipt. and they'd send a check. They were based out of Lexington KY, it was 100% legit, and it was kind of fun. I don't think the restaurant ever caught on to me being a secret shopper. Hardest thing was timing time from completion of the order to when they gave me the tray (without being seen to use a stopwatch). But these are rare opportunities, and my only payment was a meal for one every couple weeks.
I was one of those little spies for the company I used too work at. I got both my legs broken from it. I walk with a limp, now.
Very funny, but sad and honestly kind of shocking that he has so many victims daily. And that's just one scammer...
you're shocked that stupid ppl exist? now i'm shocked!
are you aware your videos are being stolen and reposted on tiktok without any credit?
true
Bro I see those a lot on my fyp
Yup they are!
Take their asses down!
I know it must be so annoying for him
You are a hero for saving at least those 90 people! Thank you so much for doing what you do!
he can't save all the stupid ppl in the world, it's a fact
@Mike S True and thank God for that!
@@elladapetrosyan9610Stupid! 🤣🤣🤣
@@elladapetrosyan9610what’s your average weight 0? 🤣🤣🤣
I love how your sense of humor is clean knowing the scumbag you're dealing with
I had a such a good laugh from this one! Thank you for taking your time sending out these mails, on the scammer's behalf! 🤣
I love watching your videos. I was super excited to see you at the People's Call Center with my other favorite scambaiters! This one was epic. I love the dum dum idea!
It was a great week! There's some amazing content coming from that!
@@PleasantGreen am a Nigerian these scammers use their stolen money to buy exotic cars clubs and Carry prostitutes that's all it's a plague in Nigeria even graduates and some celebrities are into scamming
@@PleasantGreen Your content is great and really funny
@@PleasantGreen When I read that the sun shined through my window even more..
@@PleasantGreen Please 🙏 can I have your WhatsApp number I have some information to dish out
Ben, this was epic!! It was an incredibly creative way to take down this idiot scammer. Also was so thrilled to see you and the other scambaiters working together to save the world at The People's Call Center!! God bless you, brother!!
if this scammer is an idiot they how do you call these 40+ ppl that were waiting for the mailing? stupidity should be a crime!
Great job man :)
🙏🏽
@@PleasantGreen green
@Pleasant Green Please how can I contact you? I
@@Tanya-se3cy His contact email on his TH-cam about page.
@JimRogers-mf2gyread the comment from @TheLordOfNothing
“Have you taken your medication today?” Funniest answer ever
"Which is a little scary, but good job security" Spoken like a true sales man
I think, you should have put warning in letter to let them know this is a scam, because they will probably have someone else send it and scam them. These are lot of people that could be scammed.
I also think if he had typed in the letter
to the potential victims not to repost
to the scammer I think he’d got more
potential victims
It’s all good, a few victims saved
You're my favorite!! Love your videos!! Keep doing what you're doing!! Due to your videos I've helped others be aware of scams and I'm always recommending your videos.
Thanks Nina!
👍👍👍 totally 😉
@@PleasantGreen people over on tiktok ripping off your content
@@MYERZ08 I would guess he's just happy that the message is going further. He's really trying to diminish the amount of scams people fall for.
@Ellis The DJ without any credit? Also uploading someone else's content isn't "sharing"
It blows my mind at how stubborn people are when they're alerted to a scam. It's like they don't want to believe it's a scam, and still continue on until they get burned. Great video as always Mr. Dover.😜 God Bless you and your family! 🙏❤️🙏
Thanks for your great work,
That is exactly how our crooked government works.
Mr Dover. I’m sorry. I’ve been watching you for almost 2 years and just today realized I was not subscribed. I’m happy to be part of you almost reaching 1 million. Well deserved brother. This was one of the best videos and 100% deserves to do better than a mini fridge video. Keep it up!!
I'm from Nigeria, Thank you for what you are doing, people like them make the rest of us look bad. Thank bro
And who are the Nigerians?
What's sad is there are so many underprivileged people desperate to find work. If they come across this and don't know, they'll just think it's a good opportunity. Thank you for bringing awareness this scam. I'm a big fan of your videos in general, they make the world a better place. You're awesome. 😊
Even if they're underprivileged and desperate some people are going to figure out it's a scam. Unfortunately not everyone though.
There isn't enough regulation on these "companies!" What about taxes? Or giving them personal info.?
Those would be costing some money to send those.
I recently got scammed buying an iPhone and every time I watch your videos I just keep thinking of how I didn’t see it coming sooner🤦♂️
i bet you like 90% of them still went on to get scammed, they called the scammer back and he was like oh sorry you got sent the wrong thing and then he resent another one. It takes a special kind of person to fall for something like this in the first place.
a fool and his money are soon parted
If he only sent what he wrote in the video, it probably didn't help much. If these people are already falling for it, it's probably as simple as the scammer sending another text to get them back in it.
Primarily the elderly or people with altheizerms are victims they target
Cuz the old people think they are always right “I wouldn’t ever fall for a scam” then the dumbasses fall for the easiest scams
I know it's been two years but thanks for the good laugh. Not all heroes wear capes.
that was a very good message to him "quit making nigerians look bad". thank you ben dover!!!
☝🏻☝🏻For more help and assist
Next time please ask them to send you an advancement of $50 to "Buy more ink" to print the rest and when he does so, IF HE DOES, then just donate that money lol
How is he going to donate the fake check?
@@56585656587 - Umm, because he would keep up the pretext of needing advance funds to buy more ink. So he would force the scammer to either send him a legitimate cheque, or cut him loose completely. If the scammer sent him a fake cheque, he would try to cash it and say it hadn't worked and there must have been some kind of mistake. Are you following this?
Guys scammers never give money, they just trick out people out of their own pockets.
@@ilimitadouc - I'd say it's not impossible for a scammer to invest money in a person if they foresee a much bigger return from doing it.
@@LHyoutube scammers are not idiots, that’s why they never spend their money.
He's just going to lie to half of those people and still scam them..
Yeah, this wasn't the best solution.
Especially sending people falling for scams a DUM DUM
My Uncle once “got a job” shipping merchandise to buyers on eBay that was originally purchased with stolen credit card numbers and shipped to his house. He was not only dumb enough to fall for the scam and think he got a job as an “internet shipper” (he never asked why he was re-shipping items that came to his house by UPS, FedEx and USPS from a domestic address back out to a domestic address) but once he figured out he wasn’t going to get paid he called his local TV News station and they did a news segment about a scam where you ship things out and you don’t get paid for it.. 🙄 Him and the news channel never touched on how the brand new merchandise arriving on his doorstep was originally purchased (stolen). This was like… 20 years ago when eBay was a new thing on the exciting “information super highway” 🤣
To this day he acts smug and thinks he “caught them” by figuring out it was a scam and contacting the police… after re-shipping a bunch of stolen merchandise for like a month. 😂 Did I mention he was on TV ‘n stuff looking really smart? 🤓
@@a-bootiful-mind6648 yup verified vender !!
LOL 😆🤣 Ok, I’ll pass the magic bean “opportunity” to him ASAP, I’m sure he’ll be interested, just don’t try to rip him off with fake magic beans or else he’ll report the magic bean company themselves to the authorities, he’s to smart to fall for anything fishy…. 😉
I love seeing scammer rage. Keep on enraging these scammers! They deserve it!
I love seeing more and more scam battles. I hope some would realize not all the people who's helping with these bad people need to be together to get the job done, just as long as they doing what they love and I love them just for that
After playing with scammers I get 10 to 15 scam calls a day. If they are on the phone with me they are not stealing money from a susceptible Seniors.
You're almost to 1 million subscribers! Keep screwing with these scammers. You, Pierogi, Trilogy Media, and a bunch of others are nightmares to these pricks! ☺
Should we have a party when I hit it?
@@PleasantGreen Hell yeah we should!
Yes..yes
@@PleasantGreen That will be Great
Yes
You should have let them know it's a scam, vulnerable people who fall for these might not get the message as proven by them sending a pic of what they got back to the scammer
yeah but some people then go arent you the scammer and hang up.
only to tell the scammer someone called them pretending to be a person helping. further ruining it.
There is also a chance that one of the recipients was scammer's friend, not a victim. He included him in the list as a quality control measure to make sure checks get mailed
@@habafflof that's what I was thinking as well
@@habafflof that wouldn't change anything though, he's busted either way. Better to help all the people he can while he's doing it.
@@habafflof Why not just have that friend do the mailing then? That means they have someone stateside already, so having another mule wouldn't be necessary
This happened to my mother. The person on Facebook who the scammer was claiming to be, ( my mother's friend ) was ironically scammed herself. I took the phone off my mother and replied to the scammer, asking her how her children were doing, but actually called her children the wrong names. The scammer replied that they where doing fine and didn't question the incorrect names of their children that I gave, so straight away we knew it was a scam so then I told the scammer to go and lick my gooch.
I love the laugh track!! You are my favorite anti scammer guy to watch. Feels like Mr. Rogers. Keep up the good work.
You are the kind of troll everyone but criminals can love and appreciate. Love your content! Got a great laugh out of this one.
I hope you added your channel to the package you were sending out. They could have looked up your page & found out about this & the many other scams you reported on.
I love your channel and I think it's a service that many people could benefit from.
I lost it when the scammer said “Have you taken your meds” lmao
Thank you. These fools will never do this inside of Nigeria because they will be caught, killed or if lucky go to jail. I enjoy your work. Keep it up. I give you lots of credits for your patience and style.
This was very nice of you to do.
Scammers are a dime a dozen.
They need to be stopped.
Unfortunately there are wayyyy tooo many of them.
Pleasant Green. I have the absolute respect for what you do & how you help out people against these no good scammers. Thank you 👏👏👏👏
Let’s Gooooo!!! I came from the Peoples Call center a few weeks ago, and I can’t get enough of your content!
I actually fell for this scam a few years back and got into trouble with my bank and I am more aware now of this. It honestly scary that these things goes unnoticed by gullible folks working long and hard for their money.
I also fell for this scam a few years ago. Didn't get into trouble with my bank, but got screwed financially. Had to declare bankruptcy , was the only way out of my situation.
@@donamicic4727 Genuinely sorry about what happened to you,Dona. Hope you've recovered from the damage. ✌️
@mac23806 Very sorry this happened to you. Sure hope you were able to recover from the damage. ✌️
I just started getting calls from "the treasury" again after like 8 months of silence. Glad you guys are sticking it to these turds.
Thank you for all you do in exposing these Nigerian scammers.
You two gave us a comic show today.😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣🤣. God bless my country 🇳🇬 and punish the bad guys destroying our name.
These videos are so heartwarming and very entertaining keep up the awesome work shutting down these crummy scammers
Thank you for another great video of educating the public about scammers!!! We all have to be diligent and not fall for those crazy scams!!!
"Get the right authorities involved?" Fat chance. No one in authority wants to deal with scammers. They all pass it off to some one else. Persons like you are the only justice. Thank you.
My mom got scammed through indeed for a job and she ended up losing $500. She gave them my cell # as a reference and I have received texts repeatedly for about 3 weeks offering jobs and pretending to be amazon. I watch Perogi and Trilogy Media and knew they were using my information to try and scam me as well. It sucks because they really do prey on vulnerable people and it sucks. Thank you for all of you scambait youtubers. You guys are bada$$!
You've saved people, and made my day and many other's many times! Keep uploading. Love you
saved how? youre FDIC insured up to $250k, the bank would reverse and return the money on top of generate some from thin air
@@MrPaxio FDIC doesn’t insure fake checks.
"Probably you ran away from rehab" killed me 😂 Keep fighting the good fight!
I love how you still ask him when you get paid :D
I want the job of phoning people and telling them they're being scammed. Must be incredible feeling. Great work guys 👍
Love this! A few years ago my husband got a call and almost fell for it I said why would they send you a large check then want money back ? I said this is a scam, so he told them forget it don't send a check well they did anyway and sent 2 actually lol! I called the bank it was drawn on and they said they'd been getting a lot of these scams and it was good we didn't fall for it, now me and a couple friends are getting e-mails saying like they're from me saying oh here's some pictures you might like to see click on this, they called me to see if I sent anything I said no I don't even know your e-mail address nor they mine? You have to be so careful now a days 😠
That was a joy to watch! The scammer thought his potential victims were suckers - but the only thing they were sucking was Dum-Dums 😂🍭
You are my favorite because you come up with these super clever ideas. Great job, as usual.
super clever ideas? when? where? this poor nigerian scammer had too much work and sent an email to wrong person that's all ;-) our hero just used this to make another yt vid, if this is what you ment by clever then yes
Good job as always ty sir keep up the great work helping people and going after scammers.
Ben, you such a horrible troll… please don’t ever change, we need people like you.
Thank you Pleasent Green!! I always give my mother the latest tips on "the know" with scams!! Thank you for your hard work!!
Why didn't you explain the scam in the letter to the victims? You could even include the check, tell them to try cashing it and they will see it will bounce. Show them that they just by luck escaped losing their money, raise awareness to avoid that these people fall for it again.
9:58 "Yes. When do I get paid?" - LMAO~!~!~! 😂🤣😂🤣😂
Next time such an opportunity happens it would be good if there was an accompanying letter explaining its a scam and instruct the people to delay the scammer as much as they can by not contacting the scammer again.
This would have probably allowed you one or two days extra of saving people.
I seriously think that they have in the first batch of people, maybe a friend or themselves that you send the stuff to, so they will know at the first batch that it's not going to work
@@nostalgicumbry3279 you think they will go through that effort?
@@codex4046 - Yes, quite possibly. Unlike say a massive list of e-mail addresses which are worth relatively little to a scammer, a list of names with postal addresses of people who have (presumably) already shown some degree of falling for the scam is quite valuable. So it's certainly possible that the scammer might have one of those addresses that will report back to them, whether as an actual confederate, or as a potential scam victim who would still trust the scammer over the TH-camr's warning letter. Because gathering those names and postal addresses has taken a not insignificant amount of work for the scammer. So they don't want to risk the 'payroll employee' either not sending the letters at all, or sending the letters with warnings.
@@LHyoutube Yes, thank you for this response while i was away. I also want to add, it wont take no time to already have a friend or someone here that you can just add to the list of first outgoing mail. Like "Hey i just hired this new person, better send my friend Jason a letter as well in the batch to see what happens"
@@nostalgicumbry3279 if that was the case they'd have the friend send the checks and letters
Thank you so much for showing us this. I have experienced this before but Fortunately I lost nothing. I would love to volunteer to help you and take down these scammers.
Adriannotch thanks for the recoveries No matter how big a crowd may be, a person like you always stands out! No one has worked as hard as you have in the last few years. Now your efforts effort has finally paid off. Congrats!!!
Thousands? Where did he lose thousands?
Can you review drop shipping scams or drop shipping sites?
Great video as always. ❤️
A lot of them are not scams just people trying to profit. A lot of the products are cheap
What are drop shipping scams? I don't think they exist
@@PikaRaichupikapika Yeah I don't think they are scams
@David Mozingo Extra fees? I've never heard of that before, so I guess I haven't encountered it before
Wow never seen a video 4 sec after release before!
Congrats! You’re the true first comment (unless someone deleted their comment, but I highly doubt it)
Me neither the ink was still damp towards the end
imagine if you carried it out even longer without getting caught.
one of your best videos.
I am a Nigerian, and i am very happy with the work you do. Please keep it up.
Are you aware of the TikTok scams and more!b
2:00 Bend Over or Ben Dover ?
I *LOVE* how they have the nerve to get pissy at you when they know they are caught!!
"have you taken your medication today?"
Lost it. This is the best message a scammer sent to you ngl. 🤣
Mrs Christina the bitcoin trader is legit and her method works like magic I keep on earning every single week with her new strategy
Wow I' m just shock someone mentioned expert Mrs Christina I thought I'm the only one trading with her
@@jerryjohn6525She's really amazing with her skills. She changed my 0.5btc to 2.1btc.
She helped me recover what I lost trying to trade my self
I think I'm blessed because if not I wouldn't have met someone who is as spectacular as expert Mrs Christina
I think she is the best broker I ever seen
Having professional mentor you is also very important when it comes to trading, without proper mentorship, one tends to opt out of the market early enough. I do my investment on Mrs Christina platform.
Love it! If only those scammers would start paying you for your time now. Keep up the scam-busting!
What a brilliant idea, make the scammer pay for the postage it costs to let his victims know who he really is! 😇
You're an authentic genius. Best video I've seen in months.
Laff Riot! - You did many people a great service by your time in this project - thank you
What you post makes me hopeful for the future. I was someone who would be the spearhead of many scams and didn not get scammed, but only because of my agression and intelligence. These videos show me hope for the future gen as they did not exist prior and teach a valuable lesson i wish i had prior
It feels great that you guys keep exposing scammers everywhere, great job so much appreciated.❤️🤣🤣🥰
3:05 “Now I know this guy is based in Nigeria because he isn’t smart enough to encrypt his data” 👌
I hope all scam-saving TH-camrs do one huge op to take down a huge chunk of scammers together
This channel should be mandatory viewing to all elderly folk. You'd be saving literally millions of dollars
You’re a straight g for this I think this is my new favorite thing to watch
You only have 920k subs, what a shame. You put so much work and effort into your videos. Please keep it up, I hope youtube pays you well!
It was worth it to hear the impatient ranting of the scammer
Wow. He was informed super fast. Love the dum dum detail
The line “it’s scary but good job security for me” cracked me up!
Loved your brilliant & creative way to handle that scammer 👏👏💖
Really enjoyed watching you & other scambaiter friends of mine at the PCC last week!
I can’t believe people are falling for this scam and being a “dum dum” without getting a “dum dum”😂
"but at least im not a dum dum" lol that was a good one 🤣
Wow, I can't believe you got away with calling him that. Great job.
My first time on this channel (Perogi sent me) and the snippet of Lord Elrond saying "Destroy it!" was all I needed for a slap at the old Subscribe-button!
The fact that a victim sent the pic to the scammer makes me convinced that a few of them will still be scammed. Should've sent a warning letter to them about the scam, instead of the fake going out of business.