90s Get Rich Quick Schemes Are INSANE

[@IlluminatiBG]

I know it is a scam, but 90s infomercial was still a good marketing. Gosh, he communicated with the crowd keeping them active, he offered "discount" without mentioning the word "discount", they filmed on location, they focused on selling you dreams instead of money and they actually promoted Hawaii instead of showing needlessly overpriced products.

[@ministeriodamotivacao]

EXACLTY !

[@BookofProverbs]

Experience is a business all in itself

[@tiberiodigiorgio2032]

Ahhhh the beautiful time when scanner used superb NLP 😂😍😍😂😍😍😂👏👏👏

[@timothyreuscher8511]

Classic bait and switch. He showed the money, and set it to the side. No one was getting that money, He just needed to say that it was discounted from 250 down to 150. So what people don't realize is that the product is really only 150. I'm sure these people also got mailed newsletters to upsell them on higher priced courses to keep up the interest.

[@owenb8636]

Those people were so ready to get that cash, they all jumped up to go over to the sign up table while their brains were still figuring out what happened. And once they do they're already there, it's embarrassing to go sit back down again

[@fsmoura]

I don't always get scammed, but when I do, I only fall for classy old-school vintage scams.

[@tomlxyz]

Stay classy

[@Faxy95]

With beach babes of course

[@Idunno307]

@@Faxy95 You mean Beaches?

[@samholdsworth420]

Yo, I got this great beach front property...we could share it

[@matthewklahn3204]

I'm with ya

[@justinarnellwest]

Dropshipping in the 90's? WOW! Can you imagine getting on the phone with a manufacturer or distributor of a product, negotiate a price, then try and find a buyer, negotiate a sales price, set up shipping, set up payment to both the manufacture and from the buyer. . . This would be WORK. And to think there may be some people out there that can say, I've been dropping shipping before the Internet."

[@leonh9930]

"Your breaking my ball"

[@lasskinn474]

Usually it was called being a sales agent.

[@Aussiemarco]

Absolutely!! And people today don’t realise that China was closed off to the West back then. They’d have to source products from Hong Kong, which was still a British colony. No Zoom calls - they’d fly to HK to get meetings with suppliers. A whole different world.

[@astridlindholm1159]

The internet existed in the nineties, it was just slow and shit

[@hufficag]

You'd have to fly to China and find a taxi or bus to the factory without a translator

[@SpencerCornelia]

The sales pitches stay the same, it's only the medium that changes

[@responsivepigeons9908]

Hey corn bro 🌽 will this change things.

[@mar91942]

Spencer, at least in the 90's the barrier to entry was higher. Today, anyone can create an informercial type scam if they have internet and a camera. Thats why we have such a problem today

[@responsivepigeons9908]

@@mar91942 very intelligent response. I think it will get worse over time.

[@niteshb.2515]

No joke the bandman Kevo fans are idiots I'm sorry spencer that you has to read through those comments

[@RockyMountain947]

The medium is the message ;)

[@fness_tre175]

He wasn’t lying those are some beautiful “beaches”

[@responsivepigeons9908]

it's subliminal. most beautiful bitches.

[@diegoqd1300]

@@responsivepigeons9908 thank you for your clarification king 👑

[@DenisAshton]

U beat me to it haha

[@intergalacticdegengypsy6135]

Most beautiful b**ches, there now it can mean both

[@responsivepigeons9908]

@@intergalacticdegengypsy6135 lol. Perfect

[@omnibussy]

my jaw dropped when he just suddenly straight up asked "do you know what dropshipping is" 😂😂

[@dmitri544]

I've never seen such a relaxing scam

[@kirkjohnson9353]

I paused Coffezilla's video to send some money to the beach guy.

[@LegendOfTheOld]

... would you say HAWAIIAN STYLE? 😏

[@JarrettWilliams99]

I wish we had a live shot of the empty cubicle farm where coffeezillas unanswered phone call is ringing one dusty vintage office phone.

[@omnibussy]

very dangerous lol

[@Moreofthatminecraft]

😂 true

[@rocketmangenesis]

The quality of today's scam reflects the education level of the people being scammed.

[@thao6112]

that's likely more a reflection on the generations that raised today's kids no? if it doesn't take much to scam this generation or the "young kids these days", then the previous generation are filled with shitty parents who taught shit to their kids. a few stupid kids sure, but if the majority of them walking sideways...parents and adults have a lot to answer for..

[@BookofProverbs]

I got scammed on RuneScape as a kid and it’s the reason I can’t be bamboozled anymore

[@Bogusgal]

@@thao6112 I partially agree. There are plenty of educated parents that are medical scientists with "unqualified children". You some parents may be great entrepreneurs or great professors, but negligent parents; hence, create a disaster. Also, there was an elder of a church. He thought if he just took his daughter there, she would automatically eat what he taught and understood. He told me that after she grew up (and I observed it too) that she knew nothing much about the 10 basic principles that are core for his church that dedicated members follow. Speaking to his daughter was like speaking to any normal "infidel" on the street. The parent it educated. The daughter is not.

[@beltranangarita]

@@BookofProverbs lmaoooo me too

[@nicholasguerra2498]

And that reflects even better on the intentions of those creating our education systems

[@trancedoutkid]

Apparently this deal is so good that people are STILL waiting on hold damn.

[@HansBelphegor]

Phone line is busy

[@MariyamHarris]

hahahaa this should be on top!

[@slimpickens8644]

So if he would have sent those priceless materials to information-hungry customers, he’d be ok?

[@redhatlt]

Runescape taught me these scams.

[@allenelliott2114]

Oh man, Runescape. That takes me back

[@duralate]

That rune scimitar I lost in 2006 taught me a good life lesson not to trust anybody. Maybe I shouldn't be mad at that guy who scammed me.

[@PhilipGernert]

RuneScape definitely taught some real life lessons

[@beltranangarita]

Lmao the feels

[@Aywusgod]

My life changed when my full Adamant never got trimmed 13 years ago. I took a vow that day.

[@gavinattalahadiyan325]

Why would people even search for Monetary advice in TikTok anyways?

[@readmycomment3157]

People who are easy prey. No point advertising this in the wall street journal is there.

[@mrefe3878]

Imagine searching for relationship advice on onlyfans 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@aussernllc]

Quarantine. 9 months of "Stay at Home", "Flatten the Curve"... We know it's fake and still stuck inside.

[@fw--kx6sk]

@@aussernllc not so sure about that man

[@BookofProverbs]

@@beaver-brain bingo

[@the_kingdom]

You've got to do more of these 80's, 90's get rich quick scheme videos.

[@jeffjones4654]

These new scammers have no panache.

[@BookofProverbs]

Panache: flamboyant confidence of style or manner. "he entertained Palm Springs society with great panache" Thanks for the new vocab word fam

[@Samstrainss]

Hawaiian shirts just don't carry the sane trustworthiness they once did.

[@strauss7151]

That pitch was actually brilliant. You need to do more of these.

[@KenJee_ds]

* Starts unpacking suitcase half way through the video

[@JPrince-rl2bf]

Technically you can still work remotely, as a SE or a DS

[@danielalorbi]

@@JPrince-rl2bf For clarification is that Software Engineering (SE) and Drop Shipping (DS)?

[@JPrince-rl2bf]

@@danielalorbi SE is Software Engineering and DS is Data Science

[@icehoof]

@@danielalorbi SE super enlisted (annoying over the top privates) DE Drill Sargents (Drill Sargents)

[@rvb00]

underrated comment

[@ZachAttackIsBack]

The barrier to entry to become a drop shipping scammer is so much lower nowadays. Think; back in the 90s you needed to hire cameramen, a hype guy, beach models, a studio, and a live audience, then purchase airtime on late night TV. Nowadays, all you need is a smartphone, a wad of cash, and a goofy stocking cap.

[@Katharina-rp7iq]

No, no, you just need fake bills, printed on one side only. Not nearly as hard to get or expensive as real bills.

[@Huels]

more like a wad of fake cash. but yeah, because teens will be on social media where it was only adults who could watch the tv at certain times before.

[@Caydiem]

>a wad of cash A wad of monopoly money.

[@jaredbellow]

A lot of this stuff works in similar ways now. Conspirators in the con will do things like loan out their mansion and pool, etc....

[@Free-4554]

It seems that these scams are targeting different people compared to the scams nowadays. The 90s scam looks like it’s appealing to older men with it’s “early retirement” looking lifestyle. Scams nowadays seem to be appealing to young hypebeasts looking to make a buck.

[@alimaster5292]

Its so funny I have seen a ton of youtube advertisement on dropshipping and this guy in the 90s explains it better! haha this guy is King of scaming

[@billd3356]

You remember Don Lapre? He suicided in jail because he was arrested for fraud.

[@fahimzahir9587]

He used the word “beaches” with a double meaning...he knew what he was doing. He’s a pro

[@trueblueclue]

It's called "class"

[@MrShanester117]

Thanks Captain Obvious

[@fahimzahir9587]

@@MrShanester117 I'm not sure I can handle the responsibilities of a captain. I hope this promotion comes with a pay raise.

[@sgtpepper91]

Yes, that's the joke. Congratulations.

[@gianfrancoferrari1492]

@@fahimzahir9587 u did him good congratz captain.

[@bassman9261995]

The reason that style of showmanship hasn’t stuck around is because millennials and Gen z have been trained to distrust used car salesmen

[@ivand0007]

Or they have poor social skills

[@edwells4769]

Lol, they absolutely haven't. Who did this "training", when, and how? Probably the easiest marks yet, aside from the elderly with dementia

[@bassman9261995]

@@edwells4769 they were raised on tv and internet and have been drowning in ads since birth. No one trusts people trying to sell them things less than the younger generations.

[@edwells4769]

@@bassman9261995 they are the ultimate consumer generation. Zero identity, herd mentality, high trust, low intelligence, low skill, the perfect group to be taken by scams. Pay to play, crypto of a million types, MLM, dozens of tiktok and youtube scams, hell, even OnlyFans. They have been "trained" in the opposite, the part with their money like a bunch of marks.

[@TGPDrunknHick]

more like it's other millenials and gen z who have no idea how to actually run a scam targeting other millenials and gen z who aren't nearly as fraud aware as they'd like to think. People are easier to scam now and the lack of effort put into the scams working better than ever proves it.

[@jamesh3008]

“The most beautiful BeAcHes in the world”

[@mdabdullah4379]

😂

[@alvaromontesdeoca7053]

@Brazilian Goddess so true

[@NanOjaviAlvaRez]

Yo I was looking to see if someone else thought the sameXD

[@drinkmorewater2798]

😂 slick talk

[@thanatikid1620]

I caught how he used that to!!🙏🤣🤣

[@scottlee600]

The universe Coffeezilla lives in: "WHERE is the *class* we used to have with the older scammers?!" as if it's a normal question to ask for any regular person.

[@FReePeacefulEurope]

"Water fall in the front, water fall in the back, the pool look like a lake" hahahah

[@thecoltsamuel8010]

Waterfall inside the house.. laughed my ass off

[@thecoltsamuel8010]

That Chinese accent was the cherry on top, like smth from Family guy

[@thecoltsamuel8010]

@Biology Discussions how so?

[@epickabelo]

They don't scam like they used to. How we missed the good old days.

[@eventravenshaw9930]

Lmao 🤣😭😂😂

[@forickgrimaldus8301]

Ah yes the days of Tom Vu, Jordan Belford the golden age of Con

[@numa2k147]

You were a phonecall away from losing everything... Nice times.

[@flowerbloom5782]

Lmao. I just want 90s scam commercials compilation cause they are pretty aesthetic.

[@jaredbellow]

Gatekeep your scams.

[@ZohabZeeKhan]

COFFEEZILLA IS NOW TIME TRAVELLING TO DESTROY THE FAKE GURUS!!! 😂😂

[@tommywolmart265]

Lmao! Like a scammer terminator

[@ZohabZeeKhan]

@@tommywolmart265 😂😂😂

[@Richard_Nickerson]

This ain't his first trip to the past.

[@MrSebastianBlake]

😂😂😂😂😂 I spat my food when I saw this comment. Tooo much

[@tyresewatchthis8025]

😅😅😅

[@leegaesswitz181]

I would love to see Coffee go undercover at an info session for a modern-day direct marketing company. Amway would be great honestly.

[@Dylandesuu]

I live in Honolulu and it actually kinda sucks right now lol. Like half of people are unemployed so hurry up and make a course to help us all make monaaaay!

[@cody592]

Love how he doesn’t show the face of a single bill. I want to see that “not to be used as legal tender” line. 😂 these kids are spending the little money they have on prop money! 😂

[@Saber_Lover]

They also only showed one side, so it could be that prop money with one side that's super detailed and the other side is blank.

[@maggiemooz]

I'm Hawaiian; it's expensive to live there. Currently live in Texas.

[@gio_el_santo0099]

Also pricy

[@maggiemooz]

@@gio_el_santo0099 Not in El Paso. Also, compared to Hawaii, anywhere here in the mainland is still cheap.

[@tomlxyz]

That's because all the people who got rich by this method in the infomercial increased demand

[@jimmbear3998]

Great video I remember staying up late in the 1990’s and there were tons of infomercial get rich quick scams that were so cheesy. I do kind of miss the cheesy surprised studio audience, fake applause, and paid models, they really went all out. Nowadays scammer videos are so weak, just some douchebag with a stack of cash in front of a car he doesn’t own. 🤣

[@flipfloridalandebookbundle]

well said 😆😅🤣😂

[@rodrigorodriguez509]

Guy walking into a mall

[@ps-yk8su]

That's when people get desperate

[@kebuhrogers]

"You can either have the Tiny Tim, or you can have the Cockring." -Coffeezilla, I think

[@el_guero0958]

Lmao

[@ivyg6178]

Jesus 🤣

[@ugoeze7360]

Sounds profound 🧐

[@paullambert8701]

The audiences in such infomercials were often all paid extras, or at least consisted of a large number of "sliders" who acted as serious audience members, but were instructed to hurry to form a queue to be among the first to buy what was offered.

[@jaredbellow]

There's a movie with Ed Helms called The Clapper about those guys. It's pretty underrated. Worth a watch if it's streaming on anything.

[@momchilandonov]

There is a fake guru in my country who also constantly promotes the dropshipping scam and he went to live on Bali and what's funny is that the naive people buying his courses still can't comprehend that he earned enough money to live in Bali not by dropshipping, but by selling courses :D!

[@iam_kxylee]

The paradox of practice

[@ITRIEDEL]

Scammers in the 90’s went after the older folk with a savings account. Scammers of today are going after the young and naive.

[@azizkash286]

The young and desperate you mean

[@maythesciencebewithyou]

Most scammers still primarily target older folk.

[@kirara2516]

According to scammer payback they target older people mostly

[@Charlatan-Parodyman]

“Hears proofe!” High school might have helped with editing and proofreading! If not making those fat stacks!

[@duralate]

He's speaking ye olde Englishe

[@Derex19]

If anyone is interested, apparently the guy wrote a book called "Cashing in on direct marketing products" back in '89 along with such classics as " Finding and funding direct marketing products", and "Cash by Mail, Catalog Marketing Made Easy" in the early '90s. The guy knew how to work his craft.

[@Labergemusic]

I'm so glad you've come around to the point where you now appreciate some of these absurd pithces. Full circle.

[@captenhook8328]

Even the scams in the 90s were more entertaining

[@bmoshareholderappleshareho855]

It's actually fun watching those old informercials.

[@CaseyBurnsInvesting]

Before this I never knew how much a I could make by feeding my family into the teeth of a pyramid scheme from Hawaii.

[@AtulPandolkar]

#binod.

[@ext93]

You could do that, or you could buy my new e-course and join my 3 day seminar. I also sell bracelets with my catchphrase on them

[@martintolovski]

"slaving away making KZbin videos " dudeeee 😂

[@djcruiser9816]

Reminded me of the old “tiny classified ads” scam.

[@shinymew1213]

Imagine if coffezilla used his years of research on scams to scam us 💀

[@sarusethi987654321]

"Mr. Beast calm down" 😂😂😂

[@dejrand]

Literally spent half the year trying to make droppshipping work but thank goodness I realized it was scam eventually glad I didn't spend on courses, but still those KZbin videos got me tricked. Now I'm working on getting an actual skill that'll provide value in iOS development. You should do a video on this scam coffeezilla, save someone their time and money.

[@_thechosen]

Drop-shitting

[@BrailleBennett]

What are you developing?

[@rodrigorodriguez509]

@@BrailleBennett regrets

[@michaels9170]

I searched beaches on this “site” and only saw sand and palms, I’ve been lied .....

[@sometimesfriendly9839]

The 90's had a lot of free government money schemes. You would put some money out, maybe $200, for a book of government grants that you could apply for. I assume once you got the book and got no results they would have a follow up course for several hundred dollars. There was one guy who had a series of really well produced commercials where he dressed up in a costume.

[@benjaminnick5533]

I liked how they dropped thier hands he said who would use the 100$ to pay for my course🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kellygallagher7148]

Since he's giving you that $100 discount, it's almost like he's giving you $100 in free money! If you don't take the course at all, it's almost like he's giving you $250 in free money!

[@markbrown8023]

oh man really loved that rip on gray cochran hey who knows he might've hired some guys to erase some footage of his failing business we may never know. But great video would love to see more of this.

[@higgs7473]

I think the best part that wasn't even mentioned was how he got the audience to physically participate. Anyone that's given a presentation before know it can be difficult to have people raise their hand or get up, but the way he made everything so quick hardly gave people time to register what they were doing when he asked them who wants money. Once he broke that barrier, he had them.

[@jaredbellow]

The audience of paid actors is a critical component of that hustle. I was aghast at how bored influencer scammers sound about how rich everyone is going to get.

[@Lumencraft-]

No 90 scammer video is complete without mentioning the legend DON LAPRE!!!

[@whitelabeldigitalmedia3539]

Hey man, your gonna love this... Take a look at that graph on the page the shows his income again, then look at the bottom...if you look, the graph spikes REALLY HIGH and then it goes into free fall just as fast...it almost looks like he had one good idea and then It crashed after....now hes out looking for more money to save himself......no seriously, look at the graph at the bottom...it goes really high and then it free falls on it's way back to zero. If I saw that graph in a biz proposition I would run. Its literally crashing....

[@jaredbellow]

Showing your rugpull was the style in the 90s like your boxers hanging out of your jeans.

[@dommidavros2211]

This is one of my favourite scams! I'd pay $100 just to see this guy perform!

[@albe_magomago824]

Always a scam but, man...look at the level of persuasion and how good of a wordsmith wrote the pitch

[@jaredbellow]

A script with proven success is always how to do this, with influencers their life is the script so the victim has mental images of wealth and opulence so we can cut to the play.

[@jaketheman091]

This is what we used to see on late night/early morning infomercials. Now it's just boring social media stuff. Although the "Here in my garage" era is still memorable lol

[@samn9495]

I remember that guy! and there were a few like him who were doing infomercials with promise of big money. Unfortunately, I fell for a few as a new Immigrant to NA. What I could not get my head around it , how these sort of low lives were allowed to come and pitch these lies and scam people on national TV in a first world country! I guess that part has not changed much since.

[@alextaunton3099]

The myth of USA in other countries is totally different than reality in USA. Of course the low lives are allowed to run their scam and lie to people, the people who run the USA are lowlife scammers also, the US kinda exists to scam other countries out of their resources

[@MiloWildfire]

90s scammers looking at present-day scammers: "oh, youre a scammer, alright, just not a super one."

[@jaredbellow]

They are using the same tactics coded in generational slang and emojis. Some of the more successful scammers may show an obvious knack to them but as we've seen scammers get each other all the time.

[@PlaneReality]

🤣😂 "The most beautiful beaches in the world!" 2:40 Epic! Sadly, I also think it went over most peoples head after a quick scan of the comments. 🤣😂

[@sleepingcattv]

Love how there's still a zombie-phone-system out there answering calls...

[@samnieves8158]

its probably a landline too

[@dimitrif.m.4091]

Watching this late at night makes it feel like my friend is explaining this rabbit hole of old commercials

[@youtubeoneverything4581]

Beaches be CRAZY!!!

[@ChaiKirbs]

lmaooooooooo

[@believein1]

Seeing as how cheap it is to make copies of DVD’s, are you telling me he didn’t even have a “course” to begin with? Wow.

[@Sam_Stanton]

The music in the background 😅

[@muhammedmuzammilms]

The defibulators - pay for that money.

[@trueblueclue]

It's called class. 😎

[@jaredbellow]

Vaporwave vibes. Eccoscams.

[@jerbear7952]

This is the reason why, as explained in your other video, most successful entrepreneurs are in their 40's. It's because we were taught how to hustle by these masters. All we needed was some postage stamp ads, a Napoleon Hill attitude and we were swimming in beaches. Thanks Universe!

[@jaredbellow]

Your customers are probably sophisticated enough to feel out the pitch and think critically, have maturity and impulse control, and you have a way to prove your legitimacy and a real product. Playing to greed appeals to desperation, you want repeat business and the next sale is much easier, they want a one time impulsive mistake you can't take back.

[@GeeklyGoods]

I’d have him hand me the $100 then tell them “thanks!” And leave 😂

[@Letihall]

I love when he makes these length videos. 3 or 4 minutes seems too short.

[@AFTERPROWRESTLING]

The 90s hit different altogether!

[@derGrolm]

Imagine doing the classic 'video courses that'll make you rich!' scam and it fails because you forgot to deliver just anything

[@elmondo033057]

I got sucked into Real Estate seminars in the 1980s. Al Lowery who was called the “Father of Real Estate Investing” went bankrupt too. Dave Del Dotto was another scammer who almost went to jail. Thank God I never took their advice because I would be broke if I did. Great video especially the “Great Beaches” part. Hah ha hah ha hah haaaaa!

[@nateroy9412]

Dave Del Dotto started selling phone cards towards the 2000s.

[@MacMcCardle]

That sales pitch was genius to be honest. Almost like the fake "sale" bait you get where they price product 90% off. He's taking a product that's $150 and inflating the price $100 to make it seem a deal.

[@acb9896]

Figured that all by yourself, did ya? Heres a cookie.

[@PierreMiniggio]

Now I kinda wanna know what's the oldest scam ever ! :P

[@jorgeencarnacion6291]

Democracy

[@apesinsuits9984]

Stratification

[@ladybird491]

College

[@niccoulter]

happiness

[@tpespos]

The donation basket at church

[@lynx9704]

I have to admit, the way Gary Cochran pulled it...that's art. So smooth and clean. He was really good. I'm not condoning scammers in any way, but you gotta see the skill he had to literally manipulate people. I mean that thing with "here's 100 $ which i will give to you, to pay your first course *that is also mine* " LMFAOO that was incredible.

[@GlennYarwood]

I’d bail as soon as he gives me the $100

[@propheticredtidesweepsdema5997]

You still don't get the scam. You would have listened to him for nothing

[@ext93]

You mean as soon as you make him $150 richer

[@dh.bryson1627]

Okay please look at the “Sales over time” graph at 56 seconds. That graph completely ranked, he exploded and then tanked. Probably paid for some sort of boosting.

[@vinceknowseverything]

The 90s Scam Level is Over 9000!✨😎

[@bikerboy3k]

Its not a "thing of the past" because I got trained in sales back in '09 and all the sales strategies I learned back there and all the scripts I had to memorize I still see in these IG scams etc lol.

[@siximpossiblethings6388]

I was taking a drink and just about choked when I heard those two magical words, "direct marketing" The 90's get rich quick schemes really hit different, but not much has changed at the core, has it?

[@Chiszle]

Half the guys getting up to buy a course are in on the scam. Typical MLM, sometimes the sucker in the room is the one who's not in on it all by himself.

[@nusferatum]

Social media is too busy policing anyone outside their bubble while completely ignoring the rise of scammers from either "influencers" or from commericials promising fast money and bogus products.

[@jaredbellow]

Social media is in a su*c*de pact with graft. The people running the scams were critical to the platform pre scamming and advertising keeps the lights on. Someone would need a criminal conviction and incarceration to be removed if they had a Logan Paul size audience. China crap ads are not going away as long as they work. It's a hydra, cut off Wish and Temu and Shein form

[@MasonPayne]

I love that Gary was in Provo (20 minutes away from my home) and you read from my local news paper.

[@pr3cious193]

Damn I had no idea dropshipping started before I was born 😂

[@bdasher8556]

2:04, the "my body is ready..." got me.

[@sierra6music]

Damn bro.. this mans sales pitch and tactics are wild. Literally alpha af!

[@sohera6314]

The transition for the beaches just killed me 😂😂😂🤣😭

[@eventravenshaw9930]

🤣😭😭😂😂😂

[@baddonkey75]

I want my house full of waterfalls and beaches

[@25566]

He is a genius, i have seen the fake 50% off deals all the time, but this is next level. Extremely good sales technique, could be used on a legit business

[@DK3LMNT]

Waterfalls from the back ,waterfalls from front ,waterfall inside the house 90s infomercials classic 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂

[@charlesfox1954]

The pool look like a lake 😂😂😂

[@docgravenshmit6692]

I remember watching infomercials like this in the middle of the night in the 80s and 90s. That's where I first saw Tony Robbins selling his scam courses.

[@bmoshareholderappleshareho855]

Some people think of Tony Robbins as if he's the second coming of Jesus Christ.

[@intergalacticdegengypsy6135]

There are good scammers out there, U just don't know they're scamming

[@pelado9293]

We call them politicians

[@davidwilliams9386]

I call them colleges and universities

[@coubclub9419]

they are not necessarily good scammers just because they got you.

[@nodnalneyugn8753]

“you can have tiny tim over here, or you can have COCHrine” 🤣😂😆

[@SleepyMagii]

Ahahahaa!! "Do you even know what dropshipping is?!" This guy's funny

[@MattTheMortgageGuy]

This is PURE GOLD. So much entertainment value. 2nd paycheck Hawaiian Style Coffeezilla: "This hits different."

[@jibjabby9964]

Best history lesson I've had all week!

[@datboicambo5881]

Lol that beautiful beaches was timed perfectly is he talking about the sand and water or the snow bunnies that was in that scene

[@kaglekoa]

A scam with what we would now call vaporwave music. It's nostalgic "scamwave". Lol

[@maxwellhouse750]

I didn’t even know Champion was still in business. They exited our area at least 15 years ago.

[@Killbayne]

they've been back in business since people noticed that the C looks like an amogus

[@TheMaui2020]

So ironic that the ads that sponsor this show are for the very same kinds of scams Coffeezilla exposes. I know it's not his fault or choice, but maybe he should expose these scams.

[@CreatorRevolution]

You gotta love that the gurus aren't excluding this channel when the run their ads lol. Its really funny

[@elcrucius]

I will never be able to be entertained by modern scams the same way now 😂 Sure, these modern scammers maybe flexing a rented Lambo and a few hundred dollar bills they borrowed from their mom but do any of them bring out literal wheelbarrows of cash ?🤣

[@muraldoctor1]

Like the "look-back-to-the-past" videos. Like the "private-eye-gumshoe" vibes.