Cash Machine Scam | The Real Hustle

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[@harrygoodwin4140]

Theory: they’re acc international scammers and they’re using this show as a cover for their business

[@saltynuts1119]

they work for the bbc but ok

[@H0RATI05]

@@saltynuts1119 r/whoooosh

[@saltynuts1119]

@@H0RATI05 r/woooosh :)

[@H0RATI05]

@@saltynuts1119 no wait... Fuck

[@drsnooker1776]

@@saltynuts1119 😱😱😱

[@pankajnegi6002]

4:29 they are lying😂😂

[@mpnl21]

And I thought I was paranoid for always shielding my pin code even when noone is around, I'll keep doing it!! ^^

[@jackalsniper]

I didn't know courtois was a scammer

[@kieran8584]

DBoy 37 well he's been a fraud for years so I guess so

[@ameennazeer12]

DBoy 37 u mean vardy

[@thisismeanas]

This video completely explains why I always end up with zero account balance :/

[@elaminmochichi7767]

Sure it doesnt have anything to do with you being poor

[@diegosdogace3206]

El'amin mochichi lol if he poor how does he have a computer with internet connection?

[@Time4Technology]

he could be using free public wifi

[@Chris-wq3rw]

DiegosDogAce he could be at some shitty net cafe

[@diegosdogace3206]

Chris but he still has a computer....

[@dennybish67]

Always cover the keypad with your free hand when putting in your pin. Not only at ATMs but anywhere you use your card.

[@joshiewhite]

This comment was 9 years ago, I know, but, now there are devices which go over thr keypad.

[@Itstherealme-cn5pt]

😦 This is honestly alarming how easy it is to get scammed but how hard it is to find the people out here scamming people. It is sickening. Research is so important.

[@donaldthelemaque4008]

This can't happen if you have nothing in your bank account

[@COLIN-jh9xb]

Why would you be using an ATM then?

[@MocroPowerzz999]

My brother used to do this for 14 years. He got caught in August of 2002. He's getting out in 2014. My advise to you, don't do this, no matter how much money you can make.

[@rainescoto6212]

PIN Number (Personal Identification Number Number) hahahah

[@pinkliongaming8769]

Not very personal

[@Explore-earth-4x4]

PI Number

[@spikeisback]

I wish theyd come back great show

[@thejudgmentalcat]

Without the PIN all they need to do is go to a store, buy a product, and hit "credit" instead of "debit" and request cash back.

[@mattalexander8919]

won't work in Australia either.

[@ialexbpl5995]

Linda Ciccoli or just use the cards with the tap thing

[@hazmo4423]

Alexander Buczek contactless

[@11lsh10]

Credit/Debit isn't a thing in the UK. Credit Cards and Debit Cards are two separate types of cards

[@TheGauges420]

to get cash back, at least at any place I've ever gone, you have to select debit, and you have to input your pin...

[@Harryj.w]

Ill make sure to look out for this when I get older

[@roycemachado9770]

....and I thought all I had to worry about was fake women on the internet

[@dieseldragon6756]

It's even worse on my side: I'm gay. There are fake men around, too... 😢

[@androlimanovski7043]

Simpe idea, just put picture on atm "this how shoud be look legit atm" and every reader will be more visible...

[@Michaelbrown1995]

...couldn't the scammer just make a different picture to stick over that?

[@waelag]

Michaelbrown1995 maybe on the software

[@MilesCraftFTW]

should*

[@androlimanovski7043]

If you put a poster behid "glass" how scummer will change it? Stick a new poster on the glass? Thats looks suspicious. Why the bank / atm owner check once a week they atms?

[@EoRdE6]

Do that and have a hologram on it or something to make it at least semi difficult...

[@adz5978]

That's why you should always withdraw money from within your bank. ATMs are so dangerous its ridiculous

[@W3LLcoOL]

I legit always shield my pin before entering it, also some machines seem to have the card slot that sticks out so I guess that's a way of them stopping the scammers putting these devices over? Either that or I've had my card read numerous times but never had any money taken because I shield my pin ^^

[@med8615]

This show got fined for 400,000 pounds for using actors.

[@theholyoneofisrael.9550]

where u get the info

[@cynthiahawkins2389]

(Here in the US) this story - became a wonderful video re-done by an American computer geek guy; so helpful. Once the scam crossed the pond, I'm sure your US cousins started getting skinned as well. I lost $38.00, which was not such a big deal, but actually that was the REHEARSAL..had they gotten away with it, and my HSBC fraud alert not caught it within a half hour of that modest transaction - the bank officer assured me the NEXT withdrawal would have been much, much more. I was lucky. But this information is priceless - thank you!

[@HanyouGoddess]

this is why i do my atm checks every time.

[@akini1000]

damn nigga yeall take dis shit to dah next level... me n my gurl finna try dis one.

[@silverhawk7324]

too bad you are already in jail for stealing the 30 pack cans of natural light from the old man's gas station.

[@mikkorovio8107]

You don't have the skill to skam

[@mikkorovio8107]

You don't have the skill to skam

[@akini1000]

And you don't have the skill to spell.

[@ILIK3HATERZ]

Chris Powell an spend life in prison for identity theft!

[@kofii5684]

Imagine doing all that and putting the top up card in and then you get scammed by someone else

[@Aznganxter1]

You cant do this since 99% of ATM machines have multiply cameras surveillancing you and the ATM machine at all times, at least in Australia.

[@Isaac1995]

The one he used is very obvious. Always check the ATM before using it.

[@connoroneill4601]

Very useful video with lots of valuable knowledge, where do you buy one of those card swipe thingys, asking for a friend.

[@sarumanthewhite2782]

The DARK_WEB

[@connoroneill4601]

saruman thewhite thé joke went so far over your head it almost left the earths atmosphere.

[@LindaTCornwall]

The thing that annoys me is why the hell don't banks have a shield over the top large enough for your hand to slip into so you are able to punch in the code one finger digit at a time? I always cover mine, but once in london whilst I had been out for the night I didn't, and someone scanned my card just like this. When I was called the next day by the bank I asked them the above question, and was told "I don't know" One design feature change and it could stop this for ever.

[@ayoraps4238]

*forever

[@fred.flintstone4099]

Demand from your bank a card with a integrated circuit only, without the insecure magnetic stripe. Most cards have a integrated circuit and a magnetic stripe. But the magnetic stripe isn't really needed any more these days.

[@gggg-dw8xb]

Fred .Flintstone considering this was made in 2011... obviously 🙄

[@momoniji6439]

It's not even a hustle at this point its a crime.

[@redbb2680]

The pin Alex put in at the end, wasn’t either of the pins on the footage. It indicated they only had two cards so it had to be either one. I know this scheme does genuinely work, but it’s still a valid point

[@fred.flintstone4099]

I always cover my hand when I am entering the PIN code using my other hand above.

[@postmortem590]

Fred .Flintstone me too if not enough, i will use my leg and penis

[@kappas6344]

@@postmortem590 lmaooooo

[@Greg-ys2gy]

That's good thinking.. But at the same time using 1 2 3 4 as your pin was not...😬😱🙊

[@scottwood9253]

Look when he withdraws to show you it's real because it's the wrong pin the first and second marks pin was 8541 and 4568 but he used 4577

[@Suzumebachigr]

they didnt get just one man's card...............

[@kieranjames9186]

This is the real Hustle, they just show you how its done, and don't actually steal... if they took money of the marks credit cards, they likely won't be able to find them after and return the withdrawn money, so instead, they've cloned a credit card of their own, so they're not stealing from anyone but themselves.

[@kwame20101]

Scott Wood did you see how many cards they were creating? Why would they create around 10 cards if they only recorded 2?

[@magus5200]

Well they werent going to take someone elses credit card money. They just wanted to show that that specific kind of card worked on atms.

[@JohnSmith-fq7hj]

What gets me is that in america your almost forced to have credit cards/bank accounts, alot of things are hard to pay for with cash today. So many places want your credit information and then dont properly protect your data theres 300 million people in this country and somethin like 2/3 of us have had our identities stolen or compromised in 1 way or another usually through no fault of our own, ie careless or insecure data collection and storage. Its amazing the level of incompetence of some of the biggest companies and corporation's here. Now you have people pushing to do away with cash all together smh

[@BL4CK-L1ST]

If scammers applied themselves how they do in their schemes in honest jobs they would earn thousands LEGALLY 😂

[@sydneywest7082]

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[@coryhollywood6021]

This happened to me last year. The funny thing was there was a guy w a laptop sitting behind me on a brick step. I thought this was strange but still used the atm but the whole day I kept thinking it. The following week my $1000 was gone. I drove by the bank a couple weeks later noticing they had boarded up that atm. A couple months later i was refunded but I should of kept to my instincts.

[@mikey50fitty]

Hi wow thats mad! how did he get court man? did the police catch him putting it in there?

[@rogerwilco2]

I always shield my pin, I can usually type it blind, holding my other hand with my wallet just above it, covering the number pad.

[@c0t556]

The new chip enabled cards won’t have this problem?

[@loganwalker1213]

donkeyenvious that is just another lie the government is telling you and everyone else to make you think we have privacy! When in reality there is a no privacy at all in this world and we are all being watched though phones, computers, cars, stores, streets, houses, and even more!

[@RadioactiveBowl]

So, the point of this show is to virtually show people how to do scams? If not, it may as well be with all the detail they go into.

[@TwoPlusTwoEqualsFive32]

RadioactiveBowl It's not hard to find out how this is done on other websites run by actual scammers, anyone can find this info, it's no secret. It's better the public knows how these scams work so we don't get fooled by them.

[@bobkeir7349]

RadioactiveBowl i

[@melskyz]

wait did you return the money back? please say yes

[@Luka.5064]

Don’t show people the pin, well I guess everyone that uses this had to change there pin anyway.

[@yasirakram2751]

When i go use a atm i run my hand around it feeling if anything moves once at a post office machine i found a block on the top of machine u cant notice it visually i brushed my fingers along it and it moved and then pulled it off it was held up by magnets in side the block was a phone which recorded your pin i smashed the device to pieces

[@jamiewarez735]

The Insecure NFC Is the old version Newer Cards in the Uk have a digital signature that's read from the card.. Then the reader connect to the bank and reads the signature and links it to the card account... Also there are more secure phones/pc's cant read the newer cards...If your bank allows you to use your phone to make purchase then its using the old insecure NFC and you should change banks...

[@yasirakram2751]

Some atms now have a flap cover over the buttons

[@Katerpillar]

old scam, but used today

[@Jarretman]

ATM machine bothers me too. It's Automated Teller Machine, not Automated Teller Machine Machine.

[@7428tony]

Double check the ATM b4 using

[@E4STWOOD]

3:00 so I could use this technique on my own card to disguise it? That is pretty cool. Imagine taking something like a Tesla key card and turning it into your credit card, or maybe it could be used to disguise your credit card as something mudane like a rewards card (might some in handy if you're ever robbed or something). I presume the same technique could be used to clone things like hotel key cards which is mildly scary.

[@Twobarpsi]

Here's my PIN 6160 !!

[@FinalRevive]

The PIN was different in the demo?

[@ranevc]

My bank offers additional security with palm vein readers in some of their cash machines in addition of pin code.

[@jagc2206]

+gp13 European

[@dannyirishgreene9309]

ALWAYS WIGGLE THE AREA U PUT UR ATM CARD INTO...NICE AND HARD..MOST COME OFF RIGHT AWAY..

[@joesmith9053]

the skimmers here in the us are much smaller and actually blend right in , my son and i both got screwed, thank god the bank took care of us

[@mrssadieadler4874]

4:42 You can tell this is old link cards I had one of those card years ago I could use them in machines with that logo on it but not at tills or online technology has changed now it’s contactless 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@MrWantABanana]

This show isn't meant to inform you of how to scam, it's to make you aware to the scamming, how it's done, and how to avoid it happening to you. What you're doing is against the law.

[@braxfan683]

I imagine scammers watching these for tips!

[@JFBence]

Magnetic stripes are now disappearing from cards, right?

[@stilu2012]

fake .how can u withdraw money with the top up card,if the original card has a chip?

[@shanimitchell8019]

stilu2012 bro you dont need a chip just a blank card. You put all the person info onto it and it is pretty much a copy of his card

[@JanR1995]

You don't need the chip.

[@cantynathan]

He was giving an example this shit really goes on there not gonna really

[@Mrcomputergeek81]

Yes, they get pictures of the person, not the pin number. And they only take a picture every 5 or 6 seconds.

[@99domini99]

In this time banks over here use the digital chip. My bank card doesn't even have the magnetic strip anymore.

[@shanimitchell8019]

Sad. Im from new zealand and all my friend's did this. Including my little brother. They made 28 thousand dollers in one mounth. We get the information from that card machine and get a blank one and put the infor onto that blank card. Just like how they do. U can take 2000 dollers each atm u go too.

[@BrentsCardsAndCoins]

They could still run the card as a credit card without a PIN number.

[@MarinelBare]

The pin isn't needed always. For example online purchases.

[@alexojideagu]

you still need the 3 digit number at the back

[@danielyoung_]

+alex ojideagu The cvv code is stored on the strip too

[@Digifier]

That awkward moment when your PIN is a tetris piece.

[@zayyanhussain1994]

so inspired

[@Scottypowpow]

When I enter my pin I touch a bunch of different numbers but only actually push my PIN number out of order with the numbers mixed so Yoi can't tell which ones I'm actually dialing but it looks like I pushed like 10 different numbers and since it's not in order you wouldn't be able to tell which ones an actual push or just a touch

[@trampflips101]

+pyro8818ak47 His method is fine. You would need to be watching both the screen and the guys fingers (pretty closely as well) to be able to match the presses with the hashes on the screen. I dare say it's a lot more precaution than you take ad well.

[@elizabethlozano4250]

trampflips101

[@trampflips101]

+Elizabeth Lozano ?

[@robbbyyy25]

you right...idk i guess we'll never kno

[@gangsterkevinlover1239]

Why not just read the card numbers instead of the magnetic strip then use the numbers for online purchases or over the phone ones

[@toby8689]

Is it even legal to show there pin and after scamming them?

[@Gelashville]

actually this scam doesn't work today cause magnetic strips are no longer in use. modern systems use nfc (near field communication) and that's most secure payments-withdrawal method ..but this guys are great 👍 wanna see some new videos from you

[@SmallPaul.]

Yup they do now there are people on the london underground with a contactless machine that they press on ur bag or were u keep the card and charge u 30 quid a time it pretty interesting easy way to.make lots of cash in couple hours

[@qarnia6061]

the pin he entered with the mobile card is different from the marks pins

[@CheshireSwift]

I'd imagine the PINs shown were probably faked, whereas the phone card thing was a genuine demonstration that you can write to any mag stripe.

[@DollaramaShopper]

That's why I don't even use ATM's not dedicated to my bank.

[@aladdad1]

Did i only notice that the clone card had a different pass than the real ones

[@benobrien207]

Do the people get there momey back in these

[@AlexEwan1]

Yes

[@shyobatare]

Jess is so beautiful!

[@sydneywest7082]

she just cute baby face

[@makai.5180]

Finally the one scam that is worth it.... EXCEPT FOR THE FACT THAT ITS A ROBBERY AND NOT A SCAM!

[@luk6193]

i just have one question. if there's a card reader in between the card and ATM machine, how does the mark still pull out cash? the machine shouldn't be able to read the card. i would appreciate someone answering so i could try this myself

[@aollerhead11]

+Luken Wong The reason the device is called a "skimmer" is because it's relatively thin (around 2 inches) and the card can be passed through the device on the way into the actual machine's card reader. The card is pushed through and the magnetic strip is swiped and fully read by the skimmer before the last few inches of the card even enter the machine, at which point the cash machine/ATM has the card and functions how it would regardless of whether the skimmer was there. When the other guy showed the more sophisticated/convincing one that looked like the entire face of the machine, it looked like the card slot wasn't opened in the back, so I doubt that one would work as is, but maybe that's why the guy in the video called it "crude"

[@mr.a.t.mcmillan5715]

Hmmmmm......that 1st guy is the same guy who fell for the car for sale. i'm calling shenanigans !!!!

[@danhemming6624]

Who uses cash much any more from an atm? Everything is done paywave or through supermarkets or similar.

[@StefanoPongelli]

Try that with a chip card instead, things get interesting then. (seriously, are there still card without chip?)

[@Joragomiman]

why do that, when you can easily reprogram it to your specifications by going into admin mode (do not try it, it wouldnt be my fault if you trie)

[@MrWantABanana]

They wouldn't keep the money, which is why Alex enters a different PIN towards the end of the video, then they would tell the people it was a tv show. You really think they would be allowed to put this on TV otherwise?

[@alexanderhaslam7981]

??? were do i get hold of them devices ????

[@Backwardsman95]

Simple as going to a store pushing the green button for credit, signing, and getting away with free stuff.

[@pennylowes6389]

You know what this can also be used for good like someone adding money to your account (it happens)

[@Chris_t0]

"he later returned the money" what the fuck?? his face is on video for using a counterfeit card so obviously its fake. Why the fuck would he say he returned the money??

[@TheWireEDM]

***** Ever thought he cloned his own card?

[@Chris_t0]

Jaakko Fagerlund That even makes less sense. So he withdrew his own money and returned it to himself? Even cloning your own card is illegal because it is not your property its the banks property.

[@TheWireEDM]

What does it matter whose account it was then? And everything these guys do on this show is illegal or bordering illegal, so your point is invalid.

[@Chris_t0]

Jaakko Fagerlund What are you on about you are the one who brought up whose account it might have been I never even mentioned it. My point is invalid? My point is not invalid at all your making no sense, are you okay?

[@d4rkhound388]

Your money does not belong to the bank dumbass.

[@tobycox3906]

thay cud put a lil metal point on them so it they can’t put it on

[@pankajnegi6002]

After the end of this show these 3again start scaming people

[@theconsciousmovement9669]

So the second mark (the white guy) has black hands?

[@jitter8]

How do you make a skimmer

[@fluorescent_127]

They just showed everyone's pins😂

[@MiningFriends]

How do they do this legally?

[@SyrleX]

Are all these scams actually real. What I mean is do they actually do it and not give people back their things.

[@theUBERKron]

Who would have thought magnetic memory would be so easlily cloned.

[@CallumAi]

Why on earth do cards still have the magnetic strip anyway?! I honestly can't think of one time I've actually used the strip instead of the chip, never. Surely ATMs can read both chips and strips by now? I'm pretty sure they must - I use strong magnets reasonably often so the magnetic strip on my card is likely wiped but I have no problem using ATMs so I guess they must be using the chip.

[@TheWireEDM]

Callum Aitchison Good luck paying when the chip fails. The idea is that if the machine can't read the chip, then it asks to swipe the strip. If this is on a cashiers desk, then the cashier must ask for ID or all the responsibilities fall on the cashiers shoulders in case of card fraud. But if you have a chip card with a stripe and you swipe it, the machine should immediately tell you to use the chip instead. Only if the chip read then fails will it ask & accept the stripe.

[@CallumAi]

Jaakko Fagerlund By still having the strip that's not a security advantage at all. You could destroy the chip if you wanted to to force everything to use the magnetic strip. Also, the chip just doesn't fail - those things are crazy reliable (although sometimes (albeit very rarely) there can be a read error which is fixed by taking the card out and putting it back in, perhaps with a little wipe if you feel like it).

[@TheWireEDM]

And that is why all purchases with the strip has to be ID'd or else the cashier is responsible. The chip doesn't offer added security, it's been broken for years now.

[@CallumAi]

Jaakko Fagerlund Yes, it does. Chip & PIN isn't broken to a point where it's not as good as magnetic strips, in fact it's hardly broken. As far as I remember from when magnetic strips were a thing you weren't ID'd but you signed a paper and that was compared to the signature on the back of the card. Obviously not that many people carry ID with them and unless you "look under 21/25/insert-shop-policy-here" and shops ID you for buying 18-restricted items there's no need. That's a bit of a problem if you want to buy something. To reproduce a magnetic strip is reasonably simple since all the data can be read and written with ease, reproduce that on a different card with a different signature and it's pwned. With Chip & PIN you'd have to find a vulnerability in the card's chip itself to get all the data from it without a PIN which I believe has been done before but obviously hardware in cards can be updated with each issue.

[@TheWireEDM]

It has been hacked and updating such things is not easy nor cheap, as the machines would have to be updated and the cards themselves too and that costs money. When magnetic strips were the thing, shops around here had a get-out-of-jail-free card in case the shoppings were under 50 EUR and the ID was not checked, BUT, with the introduction of the chip cards, every strip transanction has to be ID'd or the seller is in trouble in case of fraud. And if you check your card use terms from your bank, it will most likely say that payments can be ID'd at any time, which naturally then means that you have to have your ID with you every time you think of making a purchase with the card. And at least here the terms also state that without ID the cashier can keep the card and return it to the bank and get a reward, that is then deducted from the card owner. And now with the VISA PayWave or wireless/contactless payment system in place there is even more chances to copy the card, without even seeing it.

[@Reboothis]

People usually say "PIN number", because the word "Pin" has another meaning. Like if I asked you - Do you have any pins?

[@bangshot2794]

how do i buy a card skimmer