🇬🇧 10 'Normal' American Things That Are SCAMS! 🇺🇸

Here are some 'normal' American things that are scams!
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[@gaelliott61]

I agree that “editorial” opinion pieces, labeled as such by newspapers, should be required to be disclosed in broadcasts because many take it as “fact.”

[@rhoetusochten4211]

Healthcare...

[@jediping]

The US health insurance is a scam. Premiums keep going up, coverage keeps going down. And it’s also slow. I cannot get a psychiatrist appointment. My endocrinologist is at least two months booked. It’s stupid.

[@barbarakiewe2870]

It's unfortunately virtually impossible to remove bias from news. There are some news journalists who you can tell make a genuine effort to avoid spinning the news, but even in these cases, the news still ends up biased because the mere selection of what stories to cover influences the tone. There are some stories that will be discussed constantly on one channel and you switch to another channel and you'd never even know the story exists.

[@candycane6286]

There are scams all over the world.

[@ryansears4387]

Already in a Get-Rich-Slow scheme, I have a job. lol

[@greendragonpublishing]

Choosing a job based on the healthcare benefits (and not being able to afford to quit because of your health status) is ABSOLUTELY a thing here, and it's horrible. Especially as it means those folks with lots of health concerns, the ones that NEED healthcare the most, are often unable to work. And disability is a very difficult, convoluted process (it's been four years for me, an able-bodied accountant, to apply for my husband's disability, and we're still not approved).

[@jono8884]

Don't forget the Time Share scams

[@mkphillips59]

I don’t pay transaction fees? Lmao!

[@rebeccahanson6941]

Healthcare in the US is the biggest scam ever. The fact that we have employers who know nothing about healthcare and how it’s paid for handle it is so absurd to me. People literally die because they can’t afford healthcare. It’s so sad.

[@miker.9138]

A lot of banks will charge a fee if you maintain below a certain balance. It's like, "You don't have any money? Well, that's gonna cost ya."

[@bkm2797]

Yes, scams abound these days, never seen it this bad. I don't answer my phone anymore because 80% of the time it's some sort of bloody scam. Helpful Joel and Lia, thanks for sharing.

[@amj4]

I’ve never had a bank transaction fee ever, even when traveling in Europe.

[@jimtrue1465]

In America, it is extremely easy to avoid bank fees. I have never paid a bank fee on any of my bank accounts in my life.

[@vodriscoll]

I have been with my bank for over 30 years and have never had a bank fee, but it's a regional community bank, not a national bank.

[@SBC581]

I once transferred to a new bank. The old bank auto charged me a monthly fee that overdrew the account (because I took the money out). Then they charged an overdraft fee for the monthly fee. Then they charged an extended overdraft fee. Then they wanted me to pay $70 for the fees to close the account that was only overdrawn because they closed the account late. Poor service is why I changed banks in the first place.

[@lucasmcloughlin4917]

Hey, I’m from the USA (sadly 🙄🙄🙄). 2.5 years ago, I had a double inguinal pulled hernia surgery repair and have yet to pay off the $39,769 medical bill. Cost of anesthesia was $1,200. It sucks to be honest 😭😭😭💩

[@hollykinslow5193]

Scammers are everywhere!! My son, a criminal analyst, even says the "catfishers" on IG are all AI. Now that's a scary thought🤖😳

[@ripplesnake]

Just saw the clip of you two at a gun range. It was on the Brandon Herrera channel for an episode of the Darwin awards. As a gun owner, please don't handle firearms again...ever.