How To Avoid The Free Perfume Scam

[@londontrada]

Like how they were all honest about it

[@gorenn4207]

londontrada jep and that scam is kinda OK , i have no Problem with it. noone get robed , noone gets hurt, just encouraged to buy stuff. I wont Fall for it because I'm General against this capitalidtic and consume society , i bearly buy stuff , mostly healthy , biological food. But all people who lives to buy will get a good Feeling getting this " good trade" so I dont Care.

[@iluvsquarez]

his vest literally says fragrance promotion like I don't know how much more obvious they can get. it's crowd encouragement and whether it's ethical or not is up to the individual to decide

[@LordBhorak]

I see no scam here. Like the guy said, people ARE sheep and tend to flock together and not do anything "first". The guys had vests on telling ppl who and what they are... not the owners problem, if the retards can't read.

[@Komische1Frage]

This is bullshit. Sure, everytime you see a crowd, first thing you do is reading their clothes if they belong to the buisness. It's obvious people don't do that. With the sensation of these people around they create the impression that it is a popular deal. But that's definitley not the fault of the others. Stop feeling smart bitch

[@LordBhorak]

All I'm saying is that if you see a bunch of people jumping into a well and you jump into that well for that reason, you're a moron. And so are the others who jumped. Just because others are doing it, doesn't make the thing less moronic. Learn to think for yourself.

[@SamSto]

*we're all sheep mate*

[@r2d2t63]

Sam mind yourself dude

[@KrappyFriedCat]

R2D2 T the fact that you're watching this and commenting goes to show that you are a sheep.

[@r2d2t63]

You are so smart.Did Mensa heard about you?😂😂😂

[@Daniel-ux5st]

KrappyFriedCat I just got mind fucked

[@thomas8099]

KrappyFriedCat Someone is a sheep because he watched a video? What planet are you living on lmao

[@cristianesparza123]

The scammer is a genius and I like how he just told you straight up

[@littlesatan.8904]

And you're a fucking idiot!

[@gobarn1877]

@@littlesatan.8904 Keep it light hearted will ya? I agree he wouldn't be selling fake stuff but as for the business strategy, that's relatively smart. Something straight out of "Nathan for you"

[@littlesatan.8904]

+Gobarn I can't agree with him though. That's kinda of messed up. in a certain way

[@NissanSkyline69]

Little Satan. Nah u just angry you couldn’t think of an idea that lucrative

[@arturoreyes533]

@@littlesatan.8904 You more

[@ErossMcCloud]

That wasn't a scam more as that was a super smart strategy lol

[@autoporridge]

More like a common marketing strategy.

[@ifiwereazombie8261]

Over here yes, but there are many instances where pretend customers are all working together, to get you to spend money. It is a scam.

[@kuloharjunkylakoulu4607]

That's what we used to do in Habbo hotels like 10 years ago and every multiplayer game where you could scam people. :D savage 8 year olds.

[@bokehh2985]

Well if they're not getting the perfume that they're paying for then it's a scam? He said it wasn't the same perfume as it was advertised as.

[@andrewkirkhope2842]

1:15

[@philippepaul5073]

This is a hustle, not a scam

[@jraymond1988]

What's the difference? I think that the fake crowd part is "hustling" and the false advertising "bait and switch" of perfumes is a scam. Then again when I think of "hustling" on the streets I think of generally illegal activity, scam or not.

[@mangogp8975]

This is perfectly legal, which part of it is"false advertising"?, notice he doesnt mention perfume's brand, all he says is its price in online store which might as well be true, you are getting sold like that all the time and you don't even notice it, but whenever someone is upfront about it, you call em scammers.. which is not true.. all this dude did is he brought ecommerce to city streets you think these timers on a product page, reviews or limited stock, are all legit, same with prices.. most stuff you buy online is sold on 10x+ mark up simply by slapping brand's logo on it.. HiSmile for example.. they are selling their shit for $100 and it costs them less than $5 per product and the reason why they are getting shitload of sales is because they've created high perceived value

[@maisiebot]

ZOOTROPOLIS!

[@_levirice]

Philippe Paul kind of a scam

[@slamclown3263]

Philippe Paul bullshit

[@MeepMeep88]

I mean... He's right, they're not being dishonest hiring "fake" buyers. That's what clubs do also, they hire dancers to get the ball rolling.

[@Nico-ur2po]

Except he was dishonest when he said they were "shutting down".

[@MeepMeep88]

@@Nico-ur2po That's the same as when stores say "limited stock". It's to make people buy the product quicker though they actually do have plenty in stock

[@jimmyfingers227]

This guy is shutting his shop down since like 2005 when I seen him there for first time :D

[@spiriteduniverse5779]

It's what celebrities do, large business use them to encourage the public. Not anything new.

[@joshpickles9022]

Meh. It's not illegal and if you're stupid enough to think someone on Oxford Street is giving away free perfume then you paid £30 to learn a valuable life lesson.

[@Mw2ManDeMz]

You say that but how would you feel if an unsuspecting relative of yours came home with a Hugo boss bottle filled with scented piss lol

[@joshpickles9022]

Honestly I'd feel the same.

[@pluto8404]

Josh Pickles bait and switch is illegal. (advertising a bargain with the intention of selling consumers a different inferior or more expense product)

[@joshpickles9022]

Pluto : But that wasn't what he did. That shop has been on Oxford Street for about 5 years now. It would've been closed down a long time ago if it were breaking the law. The police are all over illegal traders here.

[@pluto8404]

Josh Pickles Thats exactly what he did. He was advertising if you buy one youll get one of these expensive perfumes free, but *switched* it for inferior ones. The host even says "you dont get the one he advertised." why its still open idk he prob pays the cops or mob off, whoever runs that neighborhood.

[@555droid6]

He's a genius 😂

[@zraij9833]

Jimmy Miller dishonest with cash *bling* *bling*

[@dariobro4139]

555 Droid a

[@ocongodsquad1616]

3RA hey whagevee makes you stacks of cash

[@keithtorrence2487]

Jimmy Miller if you can get away with dishonesty you are pretty smart.

[@bra1nsnack]

3RA how is he dishonest tho

[@angelicamariasanchez7971]

He's just a hustler that's all

[@ThecreeperKiller1234]

not even that just smart marketing

[@lurkkker]

Angelica Sanchez still good to be aware of this.

[@luwado]

ikr

[@playboimo3341]

Facts

[@billyhr5289]

a real nigga

[@Supplychainpapi]

Not a scam but a sales tactic. I respect it.

[@darkmanafest63]

How is it not a scam to promise a product then give a fake copy of the product?

[@Supplychainpapi]

Darkmanafest. Where does it say it's fake ?

[@darkmanafest63]

I think you need to watch the video again.

[@Supplychainpapi]

Darkmanafest. I did ? That's why I asked you the time slot?

[@darkmanafest63]

Arturo Moreno 1:10

[@kingpotpie4132]

No scam he's actually wise on his words

[@NetAndyCz]

It is clever marketing. Marketing is everywhere and hardly anyone calls it scam just because it is proven that sometimes it makes people buy things they would not buy otherwise. Seriously, if people want to buy perfume just because some random stranger is buying it I havee nothing against it. How is that different from seeing ad with random celebrity using it or pretending to use it anyway?

[@unda25]

NetAndyCz my wife bought same 3 free 1 with 20£ she says one has fragrance

[@BarbedHawk]

NetAndyCz it's a scam if the products being marketed as legitimate are fake of which these products most probably will be.

[@NetAndyCz]

I do not think that is the case here though. They are not giving away fake copies of branded perfumes.

[@BarbedHawk]

NetAndyCz Oh they are for sure, these will be fake products of brand named products.

[@aishbacon4468]

I remember deciding to get a Gucci perfume from these places. I opened the box and it was Winnie The Pooh perfume. 3 years later,i still use the perfume

[@ManicMindTrick]

LOL! How does it smell? Like honey?

[@wallaguest1]

not really such big scam, its early marketing skills, i see no problem there, you are free to come or not, if see more people makes you decide, then thats up to you, still free to do it or not. can't blame on him, he just try to survive, if people is idiot, not his problem,

[@bullock4211]

wallaguest1 It's false advertisement! Telling you it's one perfume then to take it home and find out its not, is a scam!

[@mountaindewslave]

technically it is a scam though if he is claiming to be selling you a particular brand of perfume in a package deal and then gives you a totally different one. Its somewhat gray. The whole using fake people in the crowd though is perfectly whatever though

[@seanrobinsonjr4363]

"he just try to survive" That's a really stupid statement. I guess everything is allowed then

[@Denzel_Watchington]

Walla False advertising is still illegal. If I tell you I'm selling you Chanel Purfume, but hand you a bottle of "Bod" I think you'd be pretty pissed. haha

[@estebanromero7058]

Walla Survival of the fittest.

[@RobertDudeMan]

Where's the scam? I must have missed it

[@darkmanafest63]

If I sell you shit land with the promise of a nice house for free and you go to your new shit property and the house is a cheap cardboard imitation of the house I promised I bet you'd feel scammed then.

[@darkmanafest63]

Not saying the people aren't stupid for falling for it but scamming stupid people is still scamming.

[@LittleX100]

Your fault for buying and not inspecting the property first case in point with buying this guys products

The fact that he hires people to "buy" is not the scam the scam is the fact that he gives products that are not the real in the packages

[@windshearahead7012]

Robert McCandless he gave them different brands

[@fruitfly77]

This guy knows how to hustle. No scam here.

[@LordBhorak]

siggsboy Cheap* perfume. Cheap, low quality perfume is still perfume.

[@williamgalipeau]

Advertised under big brand names and pretending they are the real ones

[@tsquare852]

fruitfly77 yeep he's just mad

[@julianperez9427]

The perfume is fake

[@julianperez9427]

They put 200 dollar price tags on a 20$ perfume then say I’ll give you 5for the price of 1

[@shaybeali8569]

Hes a hustler . Smart business man. 👏👏👏👏

[@hoodinisoar]

@@rango9404 no he's right. This is a tactic to sell your goods. Like a hassle. Although it's not proper, its still a smart technique.

[@chaoswolf1999]

That codger did have a point though "we're all sheep" he's just talking advantage of it.

[@nikgeorge237]

Totally agree

[@k4bloggs]

Matthew Coupland lmao u can say that about any scam..

[@chaoswolf1999]

k4bloggs not every scam no, different scams play on different emotions, for example the perfume scam plays on the emotion that people want to fit in,the Nigerian prince for example pulls on peoples family ties and greed, completely different things, you're wrong.

[@k4bloggs]

Matthew Coupland ok agreed I was wrong with what I said. the point I was trying to make was that u can justify almost any scam by using excuses of people's gullibility. or as u said, their emotions... im süre you're not trying to justify it but yeah.. its just wrong.

[@chaoswolf1999]

k4bloggs not trying to justify it at all, people fall for them because they're stupid, they deserve it.

[@junito1008]

2:55 It's true !! In a wedding nobody goes to the buffet until one person breaks the ice !! Why is that ?? 🤔😂

[@saintlara9369]

"we're all sheep"

[@kelvinthenedy]

In my country, they'll be lining up or standing nearby already for the buffet..... even before the MC announces them that they can now take the meal they want

[@pizzarayy]

Reminds me of tests in HS No one wants to stand up and turn it in until someone else does.

[@rogerrabbit2902]

So true, son. Just like how when we're the first to enter one shop in a mall and then a whole bunch of sheeps comes in as well. Good psychology stuff mate

[@johnnytruelove5823]

I’m usually the guy breaking the ice

[@Daniel00232]

I was mad until I heard his explanation. We are all sheep. Damn! he is telling the fucking true.

[@Izaakuk]

Nice username

[@cynicald5776]

When he said the buffet thing I gained respect for him

[@november132]

?? who wouldn't want to be first at a buffet!!!!

[@RealEyesRealiseRealLies]

Im always the first one in weddings buffet

[@damn671]

He's a hustler, yes. But He is not scamming anyone. He is not forcing anyone to buy. It is totally up to the person if he/she wants to buy something. All companies that sells something does something similar. Its nothing new.

[@JasonJacksonJames]

of course he's a scammer, he said that the perfume was christian dior

[@zoenayru]

He's just mad because this man makes his whole paycheck in one day

[@MindfulMatters734]

Qufox Or...because its dishonest

[@riche1601]

Used To Love You what's dishonest about it mate?

[@m.a4491]

@@riche1601 advertising luxury brands and then giving fake ones that are probably half-filled with water.

[@beepIL]

@@MindfulMatters734 did you ever watch a commercial on TV? would you say they are honest? or just giving you exaggerated BS so you want to buy the product? in what was is this any different than a TV commercial? it is just marketing

[@MindfulMatters734]

@@beepIL Do you mean those annoying infomercials? Commercials are more honest than those. They show their shit and usually don't lie about what it does. And they know consumers will either buy it or they won't. How do you even compare with this?

[@BangMaster96]

Wow, this Salesman kind of opened my eyes, we really are sheep, this is not a scam, he is just doing business, its not his fault if people buy into his marketing strategy its a great skill he has

[@BescoShorts]

He is being 100% honest tho

[@gargaduk]

You get a sack of worthless perfumes for a lot of money.

[@durkadur27]

I learned something today from that salesman.

[@gorenn4207]

durkadur27 jep and it works in everything , Cars , pets , clothes , Friends , everything

[@gorenn4207]

Brian the whole scam is about making the people feel they need it and are doing a perfect trade because others are buying it too. Thats just the way our commercials Work. You see in a commercial how a father is driving a Van with his Family and having Fun in it. Thats all what it needs to make you feel you need exactly that car for your family. His scam isnt a real scam , because noone gets stolen or betrayed, just encouraged to buy stuff they probably dont need

[@pretentiousred6159]

durkadur27 the fact that he isn't giving you the perfume he said he was in the deal makes him a scammer

[@LordBhorak]

PretentiousRed Well... seeing how the creator of this video is clueless about what is a scam or not, I'm pretty sure he just thought that he's getting something expensive for free, when instead nothing of the kind was promised.

[@laurabaxter4745]

As a lot of other people are saying - I definitely like that the guy was straight-up and honest about it. 👏🏻

[@tanker9987]

Every business does this a little bit. Ever notice how many cars are parked in front of mechanic workshops? They buy scrap cars to look busy. Ever notice how restaurants try to sit the first customers near the windows and place fake reserved signs on further back tables so you won't sit there?

[@bluekeet]

Dankus Memus Interesting shit, you should make a video about this phenomenon and let me know when it's up.

[@urunntadjidj4030]

Dankus Memus wow I don't know if someone told you these things or you knew them by yourself... but in anycase what you said seems very intresting

[@cpsandeepgowda]

Dankus Memus good observation mate, I always wondered abt reservation boards on tables:)

[@BrOwNiE0307]

Dankus Memus yes sir. There’s even a app where store owners can pay people to make their store loook busy. Don’t believe your eyes

[@bobbygalyon5580]

It is like he said people are sheep, this isnt a scam at all. He's just a great businessman. As far as what youre saying though... I was a mechanic and we dont purchase scrapped cars to look busy. That would actually hurt the shop, customers usually want their car quick and not waiting for long periods of time. Most mechanic shops have contracts with tow truck companies, they bring us all the wrecked cars. we fix them and give them a commission for the customer they brought us. Totaled cars(scrapped) cars obviously cant be fixed but we use them as a "parts yard." for customers to stop by and purchase a used part at a discount. Thats why theyre there not because were trying to seem busy. I guess i wear many hats because im a chef now, and the reason why servers put the reservation sign on the end tables is because usually that means its at a slow peak and she/he wants to keep the customers nearby to her/him in one section(the front) to better serve them instead of having to travel longer walking spaces to and from each groups of customers. And yes its always the front in those slow peak times because thats where we greet the customer as they enter. Not because were trying to look busy.

[@ichangedmyusernamebecausei2551]

I wouldn’t even call him a scammer. Just a store owner who probably has a business degree or just knows how to play the game

[@appchat2000]

I think it's a respectable strategy lol

[@mrdinjemek]

You respect liars? So do you respect politicans with their ''strategy'' to mislead and steal from you..?

[@gucci4024]

Mo Shak he never once lied tho? When confronted he told nothing but the truth

[@startruckdarkness2742]

crip well it's not respectable. But it's a strategy which works well.

[@Weelki]

I think you meant to type the word "cuntish" instead of respectable bro... You're welcome.

[@doctorkvothe3444]

Epiicy He sells cheap for expensive perfume...

[@TheEdzzaa]

Not a scam, this is hustling.. You won't feed them so stay the f away if you can't help. I respect their strategy

[@ACamsFilms]

The marketing skill by this guy is brilliant, love how he explained it

[@thebeigestofbricks2990]

If you're the first one in a queue, you're not in a queue

[@GrammeStudio]

one of the fake customer's jacket literally says "Perfume Promotion" XD

[@gz2223]

Lamfooooooooo

[@다인-k6c]

@Jest Lockhearts hm, where can I get one of those "perfume promotion" vests, I heard it's a luxury brand. 🤔

[@SR-cg7pu]

This is not a scam. A scam is when you are intimidated, vastly overcharged, sold a fake product marketed as genuine, or otherwise cheated.

[@bobbobby9056]

Not a scam... it's marketing, same as advertising. You make the big football players wear your gear tomorrow the kids want the same.

[@NetAndyCz]

It is not the same, you have to pay the big footballer way more.

[@darkmanafest63]

He is promising them a bag of expensive name brand perfumes with every purchase of the $30 perfume. The bag they get is full of fake perfumes. That's the scam. His use of fake customers isn't that's just how he's luring people into the scam.

[@mohammedbingoldstein3639]

Not a scam, just energetic presentation. This happens in infomercials, car lots, commercials.

[@MickV13243]

I ain't got no problem being the first person up to get food..... first pick of everything and no waiting.

[@LLOOYYYDD]

LOL Fair call

[@bluekeet]

The Prodigy fucker you tricked me! I thought there was a hair on my screen.

[@quarryspanish]

Thats bloody genius actually. Not a scam tho.

[@gargaduk]

It's a scam.

[@tom360063]

They’re selling perfume that was not advertised. It’s a scam.

[@cornbread4535]

I see no problem with what they're doing. If it seems too good to be true, it almost certainly is... in other words, if you're stupid enough to fall for this, you deserve it.

[@panzermeyer9944]

This store is Approved by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. That’s why this store is never shutted down.

[@micnamalahan]

I like him . he's a good business man and a great lier!!

[@MrKeenun]

liar*

[@thejeffboitm7040]

MrKeenun laiher*

[@FreeMahee]

Haha gotta say, the perfume guy came out of that one looking not too bad actually. He had a point and they weren't hiding anything.

[@Dataprovider]

Haha, good old times :) i remember falling for this scam about 20 years ago when i was in london at oxford street. It was not only perfumes but also bunch of electronics (cameras, lenses, watches and so on). I paid about 150 punds (about 200 euros i believe) for a bag full of junk lol the stuff looked amazing in the store and even when u got to try it, but what they put in the bag was not the same. I felt really bad for a few days and embarrassed but turned that feeling around as a life lesson. Today i think that was one of the best things that has ever happened to me, it thought me there are no free lunches in the world and to be very skeptical. Ive since encountered many many scam attempts but that london memory has saved me every single time. If i ever met the guy who scammed me back then, i would shake his hand and thank him from the bottom of my heart :D

[@murc9733]

always try to take whatever’s left of the positive from a negative situation and you’ll make progress

[@cblack5544]

My grandma used to give me free lunch...

[@swegboii6447]

C Black same

[@proxyboxie5584]

geez talk about stockholm syndrome...

[@andybliss5965]

Great story mate. Ive always been interested in that scam. Saw it in Camden once. For me it was a lot worse than these guys, there was a lot more money involved and they would close the doors after getting everyone instead for the sale. I also got ripped off buying electronic equipment from a friend when I was at school. And yes it was a great lesson.

[@twinkle6156]

Can’t believe this still goes on

[@njames320]

Ain't nothin wrong with this, it's as much of a sales tactic as fake customer reviews that just about every company generates to increase sales. At the end of the day the choice is completely up to the consumer.

[@darkmanafest63]

The scam isn't the use of fake customers the scam is that the name brand perfume he's advertising and enticing customers with is fake.

[@TheAMVDJ]

That "head guy" was so narcistic he told you to your camera how it works and, at face value, his argument is well presented.

[@Larry]

This guy's been in a few other videos on the perfume scam on youtube!

[@caio8271]

oh,hi larry

[@tamara_abran]

No not everybody is all sheep, some people are actually lions especially the first person that goes first in line in a banquet.

[@Madjid.V]

Very cleaver idea not gunna lie

[@landontorppey]

not a scam at all. He doesn't even need to have them wearing that uniform but he does anyway

[@Tactical_Dan117]

he's right. it isn't illegal. he's doing his job well.

[@sprya7558]

Tactical_ Dan117 giving fake products away a'int illegal?

[@mayankkumar9270]

It's not a scam It's a strategy that all big companies use

[@----.__]

"we're all sheep" Speak for yourself, maa-aaa-aaa-ate.

[@theelectricfanboy1368]

that maaaaaaaaa-aaaaaaaate

[@RealEyesRealiseRealLies]

That made me laugh out looooo uuuddd

[@kwaddamage8286]

I really respect the guys honesty. It's not really a scam. Scammy seeming but in the end it's no worse than selling something for 19.99$ make people think they are getting a better deal

[@simpshrimp2578]

He not lieing we r sheeps even in high schools one person comes in with a brand next you know everyone got it that's why smoking is a problem we're just sheep

[@1221Ralph]

Zonated Glint I saw a high school fight video where EVERY girl in the video had uggs style shoes.

[@simpshrimp2578]

1221Ralph that's What I mean my schools the same with rainbow stansmiths

[@1221Ralph]

Zonated Glint sheep, just sheep. Unfortunately I have a cousin that's a prime example. Make that 2 cousins.

[@simpshrimp2578]

1221Ralph my sister won't buy a pair of shoes if they are not branded and vans they r the worst plain black shoes with there name are like 40 pounds

[@MrKeenun]

lying*

[@ldforever567]

Smoke n mirrors,,, smart marketing. He has a product people crave. He created an urgency to buy the product with the 'closing down' sale (similar in principle to furniture stores never ending sales). Most retailers of any kind promote a sales platform that rarely meets expectations. The only difference here is that he is doing it real time instead of through TV/social media adverts and he is exposed to answer angry questions in real time when customers feel short changed after they realise they've been sold to. Hes not hiding 30 floors up behind a corporate identity. He sold to people who were open to be sold to because they thought it was too good to be true,,, I m sure that there's a saying there. 🤔

[@nikolozka1]

We are all sheep mate... says the wolf in sheep's clothing

[@RealEyesRealiseRealLies]

Nuh we're all sheep maaa aaaatee

[@Explore2Adore]

Seen this happen from a distance a few times in recent years. Seen this activity before, but this could be a different group to what i have seen. On both occasions where i have seen this type of activity, they occupy vacant retail units for a short period and then move on. The group i saw use roughly a 20-30 minute cycle of the routine below 1. The sales guy sometimes uses a mic on his head and will stand at the doorway of the vacant shop's entrance. There is usually a display desk of perfumes behind him. 2-3 other employees start by standing apart from each other but all facing the salesman. They act as the start of a crowd and to give what happens next credibility. When judged to be the right time, the salesman starts his sales pitch. 2. Once the salesman begins he talks for a minute to the 2-3 employees who pretend to appear interested. After that he can be seen handing out free bottles of fragrance to the employees who put their hands in the air wanting the freebies - a way to attract the attention of passers by. It is the employees being seen to take the freebies that stops and draws people into believing this is credible. 3. Salesman continues to handout more free fragrance to those who enter the crowd. This can help lure a few more passers by, who might get a free fragrance. 4. After 10 minutes (roughly) the crowd are encourged to move closer to the desk. Employees all move forward, again trying give credibility and in doing so encouraging the others who joined the crowd to move forward. 5. At this point the salesman does his pitch offering a bag of displayed products for x price. I've watched from another building so can't hear what was being said, but been told by others they've never heard of the brands in the bag. 6. At the end of the pitch, employees buy the products which are placed in a bag. Then walk away from the entrance and into the street. The employees do not go far - behind a bush or to the other side of the street but in some cases try to look busy - waiting for the real customers to buy the products and leave the area. 7. Once customers have gone, either a guy from behind the scenes goes out and collects the bags, or the employees from the crowd return with the bags and those bags are either emptied or stored away. Money, if i recall, gets handed back to employees. 8. After a short break the employees form a new crowd and the cycle is repeated. To be fair, i appreciate it is not a nice term, but i can see why the guy calls these people 'sheep'. I watched a group do this 3-4 times every day that i saw them operating. On every occasion people were like moths to a lightbulb once they saw the freebies handed out - it was an eye opener to see how easily people can be fooled. Not everyone converted into a sale, but the group i saw were clearly banking enough money most days to make it worthwhile. I did record a video of the group on my old phone, but my video proved to be very shaky and perhaps not good for general viewing. The operation in this video is very very similar to what i saw.

[@drahunter213]

2:58 Sad truth is that’s true

[@igorm4191]

this whole tv show is a bunch of bollocks... watched like 5-10 episodes and haven't seen many scams or how to avoid them. the producer for this show is the real scammer.

[@mat2941]

At this point it's up to people's intelligence , the man was just doing business, it may look dishonest, but it's within the law. He's just taking advantage of the system flaws.

[@kear]

and that is all okay? lmao

[@thebigounce391]

jezioo uh huh

[@kear]

Jayden Wazura guess it comes down to the individuals morals.. just showing what kind of person you are(individually)

[@thebigounce391]

jezioo it’s being smart and getting ahead of the curve, not his fault the customers are idiots and can’t see through this shit.

[@kear]

Jayden Wazura not everyone has the same opportunities to evolve a healthy crititism. Hence it comes down to the morals of the indidvidual to exploit others.

[@Lenny101]

to be fair to him he's not wrong and he is honest about it so if you're stupid enough in this day and age to fall for it i guess its fair game

[@CarlSnellSellingTheCity]

Dang.. I'm mean, the guy was right lol

[@di-gun5791]

everyone is even wearing vests lmao true it's not completely... ethical, but he'a being super honest and open about it

[@navboi12]

Quite the wise guy I guess.

[@HowardHamlinHHM]

I met him today and he was a nice guy and is not a scammer he's a hustler

[@Subjohny]

WANTED: "crowd encouragers". Apply within....

[@JUHMR1]

He’s reasonable and told ya straight up, that’s how business works and that’s how you sell.

[@SpencerFcp]

Crowd encouragers are fine..albeit a "little" dishonest. But filling brand name boxes with cheap knockoff perfume is clearly a scam.

[@sprya7558]

SpencerFcp yeah and most of the people in the comments don't understand that

[@rango9404]

Exotic Flame We got a pathetic generation coming up. "Future leaders" what a mess this is going to be.

[@LA-yr4bs]

The only reason you need perfume is to mask your scent.

[@DNBaccount]

He's still doing this haha. Saw him selling perfume like a month ago in London.

[@alexanderwilson3096]

Hes operating out of 25 birmingham new street right now

[@antyeardsley]

Thanks for doing this m8 those cheeky scammers are taking the piss out of the general public..

[@arianniforever5350]

He is right about one thing! We (all are sheep...🐑

[@GiuseppeSimonetti]

It's not a scam, it's a business and you have the right to buy it or not.

[@jimm.127]

Its just fine! Its called f*cking marketing.

[@LittleX100]

I've got 5 years of sales experience under my belt and I'll tell you straight up if you've walked into a store or bought anything online you've most likely been scammed it's your job to be more diligent and ask clear questions because the point is for me to get your money

[@925_antioch_ca_rap]

Don't be a 🐑 be the 🐺 (Howard stern )

[@dontsweatthesmallstuff.618]

Matt mangante_925 lol isnt that a cate emoji.

[@collefgaoesd]

Don't cats suck tho

[@greenthizzle4]

Don't sweat the small stuff. He said don't be a sheep be a pussy.

[@collefgaoesd]

@@dontsweatthesmallstuff.618 i have a cat now

[@SiddiqueSukdiki]

During my couple years in college (uk college: pre university), i was part of a society where we were fundraising money for a charity. We held a chocolate raffle during an open day for the college inside, where we had a big array of chocolates including boxes of them. While we were doing our thing, another "stall" was set up at the opposite side of the walkway, which was providing information about university and the options they had. The couple guys running the other stall seemed to be quite shrewd as i got to know know them over the day. He eventually asked me about how the raffle was going and i told him its going as expected with lots of chocolate being won and our boxes too. So he told me that if i wanted to continually make money from the chocolate raffle, i should take out the raffle for the big chocolates, so they aren't won but stay on display to attract more customers. I ended up not doing that but he told me how everyone does it in these raffle type events. Come to think of it, there is no promise of anyone being able to win that big prize, only chocolate, so it makes sense how people can get away with that without lying or breaking any rules/laws.

[@Chezzgirl69]

But, IS IT “REAL PERFUME?”

[@junzueta91]

I just had this happen to me at my job. A guy pulled up saying he had “extra cologne and perfume” it was free if I wanted it. I just went along with it. I let him talk and do his sales pitch. He then said “all this can be yours if you just buy one” I told him no and walked away lol. No one is going to sell “high end” cologne and perfume for below retail.

[@talentcommedialtd3099]

They are now doing the same scam on the Blackpool prom opposite Central Pier

[@donchengiskhan8431]

Mate that’s not scam !! That’s a sales tactic

[@thirdfakeofmoon7157]

this is not a scam lol.... this is how to be smart

[@capeofstormz5974]

Every major corporation does it just in other ways.

[@AetherCarl]

That's good Business strategy

[@averyjudgmentalperson.6192]

He answered every one of his questions with good answers.

[@redozmasoma]

I beg to differ, in a buffet line I would always go first... unless the host says ok LADIES FIRST! but if there isn't then I'd hit it first :D

[@lslsljskskke4166]

The people in the comments think it’s all fun and games but wait until they get scam

[@imYuWhoAreU]

well said, all sheep

[@poposisa]

This is not a scam. I agree with the owner.

[@pinapina5672]

" we are now selling heroin we are selling perfume " Totally not suspicious

[@highwayblowout]

After 3 years, this guy still does it. There was new footage from reddit with the same guy.

[@Alexander-oq1op]

Smart business man. I have nothing against him

[@MilkmanCR]

This is a common thing most companies do with mass selling or openings a new store. Every company does this

[@arianniforever5350]

WE ARE ALL SHEEPS.....

[@murc9733]

sheep* nice try bud.

[@MadSaurax]

That guy was straight up honest, and to be fair he is right as fuck. Everyone who has ever attempted to become a seller knows the most difficult part is always getting started and building up trust.

[@sumeetkapoor]

well!!..its not a scam though.its actually a...kind of playing with minds of the people.and i can bet that you would do the same if you were on his place.

[@darkmanafest63]

How is it not a scam to promise a product then give a fake copy of the product?

[@mohammadal-dabbas8855]

It is not a fake perfume.

[@thememaster7]

I'm a sheep, and I'm not first in a buffet? Both wrong.

[@aceeoutlaw554]

Respect the hustle... hate the game not the player

[@rango9404]

acee outlaw Fucken piece of shit degenerate trash

[@taffymackem2596]

It's called sales strategy. End of.