The Scammer Who Keeps Getting Away With it

If you don't stamp on the cockroaches, they'll simply move to dubai and make another scam.
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#scam #2022 #ponzi

[@CrabCrow]

When I was a little kid playing online games someone approached me and said if I gave them my rare hat they would use it to manipulate the auction house then return it to me plus double it's value in coins. I'm so glad that scammer got my $10 hat because the lesson I learned from it was priceless.

[@LuisEdGm]

Every kid should be scammed in MMOs, should be part of the school curriculum, better than lose their life savings later on

[@noela2909]

@@LuisEdGm Sounds screwed up, but honestly.. yea. Got scammed out of a solid weeks worth of grinding gems(or whatever they were called) in Runescape as a kid. That was one of the most important lessons I ever learned, and it even thankfully got me out of the MMO scene entirely because I was so angry

[@MrDrewluna]

Im on rush to buy an item on the town center and then theres a guy who pm me that he knows someone outside of the town that sells that, he said he will help me find him. He attacked me when we were outside, and my armor(forgetting im wearing it) returns a damage and gained me a negative karma, which would penalize me when I die. He killed me and I dropped 60million. Because of that I learned a valuable lesson all throughout my life that "nobody will help you, and if it appears so, it is because they would benefit from it"

[@cymtastique]

@@MrDrewluna You should ask for help. If someone is trying to help you and you're not obviously in distress, you might be a mark.

[@forrestst.martin291]

It turns out it’s one of those hats worth thousands of dollars 😂

[@JimC607]

There are so many crayon eaters out there willing to throw money away I find myself constantly wondering why I'm breaking my back to make an honest living.

[@trumpet12345]

eating them? they are hammering them up nose :P

[@mkhachfe]

"crayon eaters" 🤣🤣

[@ekki1993]

Scams are a lottery. There's thousands of losers like these selling empty promises and most of them die as losers blaming everyone but themselves for their failure. The superficially successful ones are a minority.

[@antoniovasquez9454]

Be quiet don't let em know...

[@d_all_in]

Am I witnessing an anime villain origin story

[@user-lx9jm1wo3h]

I'm kinda worried about you... I appreciate what you do, and you probably save a lot of people from falling victim to these scams, but I worry you will piss off the wrong people one day. Be safe man.

[@KiraTV1]

Thanks for the concern but I wouldn't trouble yourself dude, it is what it is :)

[@IndicatedGoodLife]

@@KiraTV1 They should be the ones to be worried, lmao.

[@entririhunter]

Don't worry. KZbin would never let someone see a video that conflicts with their current opinion. Everyone who needs to see these videos won't and the thieves' bottom line won't be affected.

[@PuellaMagiHomuraAkemi]

That is the dumbest and most retarded comment I've ever read - stop watching movies please

[@bobbystillz222]

You never worry about what somebody would do to you. They fall under the title of terrorist. And you never give a terrorist your fear. Because that’s what they feel by. These people who are scamming or weasels. They’re not tough guys. Their weasels hiding out somewhere.if they weren’t, they would be robbing you at ATMs or just going into stores and robbing them. They’re soft and they’re weasels.

[@iconredesign]

These videos are so well-put together. Always crazy to learn about this whole underground grifting network.

[@SirIsaacClarke]

The worst thing about these scams is that they really appeal to the people that need the money the most. The desperate. Sure, some rich people could buy into them, but it's a drop in the bucket, and they have the money to hire lawyers to drive the scam into the ground. The desperate people never do. They have very little money, and they always leave with even less.

[@infinitude7625]

When I was in college, a high school friend invited me to a "business" seminar in NYC. I remember in a carpool of a few people on the way there, a woman bragged about how tired her job was as a wall street broker. She said the pay was great but she was looking for something relaxing like managing an online shop, then she continued whatever we were driving to was the perfect thing for her. I was like okay. I didn't know what to expect. I was an engineering student back then. It was night and I had no idea where we were going but nonetheless, we were there and It was a small room packed with two dozen people. A middle aged man started the seminar by introducing himself. He said he used to be a karate instructor then he proceeded to complain about his former job being too harsh or not healthy for his physical body. For 10 years as a karate instructor, he said he didn't make much money until he found what he was going to sell to the room full of people. Whatever you may say about college, positive or negative, college is an experience and a professional seminar intends to educate attendees, not to sell, but to educate. When he opened up his "lesson" with a complaint and a promise, immediately it raised a red flag in my mind because that was unusual, but I was young, inexperienced, still had a lot to learn than teach, so I continued to listen. In the middle of his "lesson," he showed a graph of a mere curve and he called it exponential growth. The highest math I ever learned was Calculus 3 which was required by my major so I knew that curve was not rising exponentially and it was rising the opposite of what is exponential. The guy was full of bs and his "lesson" was quite hollow. He just talked how much money he made and how much money others made and how someone in the room got to Yale and her mom could pay for it. He showed a whole bunch of pictures of people and their online store fronts that sold their merchandises. There was so many red flags about the place and the people hyping the program. I came out the room feeling betrayed by my friend. Later I learned it was a MLM scheme. If someone promises you a fortune when you BUY A and B. RUN! It is a scam.

[@ApacheSmash]

I watch Kira videos because he's the only one who will say shit like "Bagged up out of his mind"

[@zJericho101z]

Showing signs of intoxication doesn't have the same ring to it.

[@drdavinsky]

There is a way to retire comfortably with barely much early invested if you do it early and use compound interest. See my finance playlist for further tips

[@ekki1993]

The use of Dubai is pretty accurate for the webpage. It's a morally bankrupt city clearly made by people who stumbled into wealth and are jumping on any superficial bandwagon that they think will give them a fast lane into being "first class", all the while their biggest skyscraper doesn't even have proper sewage.

[@kempolar9768]

After you look into it, there is so much shit with Dubai that you just wouldn't expect from how they portray the city. It's such a shithole unless your one of the very few on the top.

[@LunaTulpa]

BEEP BEEP POOP TRUCK TIME

[@emildegas4213]

The saddest ones are all those middle class npcs who travel there thinking it's hot shit, man we are doomed

[@af98]

Wait seriously? It doesn't have a proper sewage system going through it?

[@ekki1993]

@@af98 Nope. Poop trucks have to come out of it every now and again.

[@jeskaaable]

Ask yourself "why would a stranger double my money instead of his?".

[@RuSosan]

Because uuuhhh something free market™️ sorts itself out something and brings out the best in people something something.

[@AndresLionheart]

Oh, that makes sense. I never understood why these scams were always so obviously a scam. Making it obvious so you only catch the most stupid people possible is a devious tactic.

[@tvctaswegia497]

Yes that's also why phishing emails are so badly worded, poor english etc. It's a pre-filter, if you're smart enough to see the scam... they don't want to waste their time with you. For me the red flag was 300% ROI. here I am putting super aside working 40 years to get maybe 6% what a chump! All I have to do is give them all my money (and my family and friends) and I can be incredibly rich in no time, omigosh why doesn't everyone do this? /s

[@Lanedude08]

They even look like villains. It’s crazy.

[@joeltarnabene5026]

Na, that's just your rasism shining through.

[@LunaTulpa]

yep totally a racist for being able to see that scammers choose certain asthetics that look super flashy and wealthy or "professional" and luxurious

[@Lanedude08]

@@joeltarnabene5026 ? How?

[@mkhachfe]

You have a very calm and wise, but without and condescending tone, way of speaking Ash. I really enjoy your videos for that reason as much as the content. Thanks for the upload mate.

[@Jorendo]

When ever I see these scammers, they always have the face of a scammer. People say you can't see that from someones appearance, and yet everytime I watch these video's and see their faces I'm like "LOOK AT IT THEY ALL LOOK THE SAME!", It's always a certain appearance, always looking way too smooth and buffed up. Also, I still can't believe people fall for these scams with so many years of knowledge and warnings. "But maybe this time it's not", yeah but likely it is, why waste your money on them when you an invest in more reliable investments? Sure, might not gain you the millions that these idiots promise you, but even so, it's 2000 euro more then you had before over time.

[@MichaelPohoreski]

1890s: snake oil 2020s: cryptocurrency Shill: timeless

[@LordZordid]

I'm glad that you mentioned the Behind MLM webpage. It's a great ressource for law enforcement.

[@xellios]

"I spent 8 years doing this, and for some reason I'm still not in prison." XD.

[@Bzuhl]

As soon as I see those colored badges I think "Wow... these levels of market seems multiple!"

[@n.bcritical9819]

just an FYI the names are pronounced "mansoor tawaafi" and "parviz davood" and they are "allegedly" under invastigation and considerd fugitive by the iranian government (technically a court in tehran) for fraud

[@KiraTV1]

Appreciate the heads up and the correction on the pronunciation but I absolutely won't remember how to do it haha, I try my best but unfortunately I will often be wrong on names around the world

[@n.bcritical9819]

@@KiraTV1 ❤

[@blindphoenix]

Can you post a link for the fraud information please?

[@mortimusmaximus8725]

When you realise, that YOU are the market, they are beating. 😮

[@antonjohansson3819]

The weed out process(4:25) is the same described in Think Like a Freak on why scam email authors claim to be from Nigeria.

[@BriarLeaf00]

You're the hero we need, not necessarily the one we deserve. Thanks for doing what you do, if I wasn't poor as fuck I'd love to kick you some funds. In the meantime, you'll always get a full watch and a thumbs up from me, for whatever that's worth.

[@matthewblake1884]

Hey Kira, I'm a personal friend of Tej and I can tell you that she is NOT their Director of anything. They had her do a small project on Upwork and then seem to have used the results of that to create a "facade" employee. She has nothing to do with the company and they are using her image without her permission. That is her real name and real photo, so I'm concerned about how you speak about her here.

[@tejs8906]

Thank You Mathew.

[@Aereto]

Unfortunately, that's how effective their information manipulation plays out. If it can convince that this "source" is deemed legit by a journalist or muck raker, it's going to require good counterpoints and evidence to prove otherwise. Even if the honest folk want no part of it, Information Warfare is utilized by civilian and state people alike, and misinformation is abound in the internet. The United States is a prime example of information twisted for political gain.

[@Putrescence420]

Can she sue the buggers? I mean i know i would thats fo sho, scammers can burn in hell

[@ajitsen6927]

Thanks for the info . I dont blame Kira tho - that is the info that was there .

[@matthewblake1884]

@@ajitsen6927 fair

[@EdBurke37]

Seeing the rise of Crypto MLMs just makes me wanna see Kira do a crossover with Illuminaughty, the queen of MLM busters on KZbin.

[@byst33]

Dang first you're in the Shadow Cabal, and now the VICTOR Team??!?! Kira's moving up in the world.

[@CleverCover05]

Its shit like this that make me terrified of investing. Like they prey on people who dream of financial freedom that feel like maybe they found the secret. But if it worked, they wouldn't be coming to me with my pocket change. They would go to an actual billionaire.

[@VideoCesar07]

"They are definitely not exploiting you, they are exploiting the markets that they know so well...they instead are so generous and they believe so fervently in making your life better that they're going to do it with your money" I so love Kira's sarcastic wit in his videos. I started with the one about the crowd-funding for the MMORPG Identity and have listened to the rest. Subscribed!!

[@bernhardlabus8511]

"12 seconds ago" What a timing to open YT.

[@noxyoshi]

1 min here lol

[@guynamedjohn69]

12 min ago. Lol

[@CainXVII]

I'm in the fourth camp - my reaction would be "*sigh* I don't care..."

[@antondovydaitis2261]

Thank you. I have just started researching GameStop's Blockchain scam. All I have so far are rubes trying to recruit crowdfunded game projects so that "everyone can make money."

[@rp479]

What scam?

[@antondovydaitis2261]

@@rp479 I am still figuring it out, but generally Blockchain provides a framework for scamming. The details may differ, but always promises are made that can't be kept, which the backers know in advance, so they prepare to take the money, sooner or later. The two things I am pretty sure about so far is first, GameStop's *self-custodial" crypto wallet Chrome extension has "Steal Me" written all over it, and their Blockchain will become a centralized brokerage for bots and farmers. Any developers foolish enough to interface with it will be assimilated by the Borg.

[@rp479]

@@antondovydaitis2261 so you just think they’ll be scams got it

[@antondovydaitis2261]

@@rp479 The wallets will be stolen. They are specifically designed to avoid any legal responsibility by GameStop, hence the "self-custodial." The extremely low "gas fees" of the GameStop Blockchain are designed to attract transactions, but are not sustainable in the long run. If someone is assembling the pieces of a scam in front of you, you don't need to know precisely the details of the scam to know that it's a scam. For example, if an "opportunity" promises absurd returns, you can be certain that it's a scam, even if you can't enumerate how precisely they will steal the money. This is the set up for a scam. It is a scam.

[@KiraTV1]

Let me know what you find, thanks

[@chrispy2117]

Another well made video, Kira just gets better and better

[@isablu7429]

Great video. Please report it to all the authorities to bring them behind bars.

[@boowiebear]

“Voltron of Pyramid Scheme Products by life-long grifters”

[@gazinatory7488]

Another banger keep em up bud

[@brinka7918]

those people need to realize that they have that life not because they know what they r talking about but because the scammed don’t know what they r talking about

[@atheist_addict]

Have never heard ‘beaked up’ before today.

[@Diarmuhnd]

That headline at the very end , "ponzi scheme for chickens" , looks very intriguing.

[@fabianbalderas4817]

Great research and compiling of footage. You do a great job everytime, I wonder what you work flow is and how do you find these people

[@NorthStarBlue1]

The really disgusting thing about MLMs is that they're not really targeting Joe the Plumber types looking for a magic portal to riches. Instead their primary targets are older people who don't have much in the way of family and are worried that what money they did save up won't be enough to see them through retirement. One of these outfits used to rent a ballroom at a hotel I worked at in the past for their sales pitches, and every single person that attended was a lonely looking 50-something who probably just wanted to make sure they weren't going to die on their feet as a Walmart greeter a couple decades down the road. It was really quite depressing and ended up being one of the reasons I ultimately quit that job.

[@FntX-Video]

If a see a post about "finance" and "success" that begins with a plethora of emojis, the scam bells start ringing furiously.

[@johnberger55]

I had no idea there was so much slang about nose candy

[@Lidon249]

I once got caught by an MLM, while trying to learn about the stock market, but quickly dropped once I saw how little learning there was, only focused on getting new people on board.

[@madaggar9765]

300% Return, all in laughing emojis.

[@VeryRealLeslie]

I can donate for a super chat on a pre-recorded video? I did not know that until just now lol

[@KiraTV1]

You can, appreciate it dude

[@blindphoenix]

Just an update on this for everyone, back in August it was proven they forged their shariah certificate (used to lure in Muslim community). They also have stopped withdrawals, they say its temporary to make changes to their backend but of course just stalling to run with the money

[@elixexo4011]

It always amazes me how in the BSC casino those people never stop, they never get an ounce of shame or regret. I thought as markets winded down and volume dropped they would quit, but even when the most their PnDs can muster is like 10k market cap before crashing and burning they still do it, day in day out, this is the only life these people know.

[@LezbionestHere]

If you think "who could be stupid enough to fall for this" you weren't the target. You weren't the vulnerable one desperate for anything to go right.

[@sonsofthewestredwhiteblue5317]

Validus: “We take lungs now. Gills come next week.”

[@draculajr]

even youtube has lots of ads that are shown like that, wish platforms would be more serious about this and dismiss scams even if its a loss for them. they basically advertise scams but claim not having anything to do with it even thought they spread it even further, increasing the amount of victims but playing being innocent just today i had two times an ad on youtube about "Become rich in 3 easy steps!" ...

[@SKaede]

I think that's basic common sense to understand that's nobody willing to make you rich when they can get rich themselves.

[@chrisjackson1215]

These people don't need a cell - they need a trip to the electric chair.

[@outbackbluesdude2494]

I love your scammer videos and your dry delivery.

[@LUX711]

Excellent vid my man. Just a heads up, increasing something by 300% is same as multiplying by 4. So 100$ investment will turn into 400$.

[@Willfully_Ignorant]

And of course the gold crown wouldn’t be the gold crown status without the promise of a lambo. The scammers favorite scam car.

[@dimbusjenkins]

I'm sorry but I cannot fathom someone falling for these peoples' hokey BS having a mammal brain, we might wanna classify them as reptiles or perhaps fish

[@AlexisBii]

Crazy thing is people have been falling for this exact scam for at least 100 years straight lmao

[@longislandicedtea6323]

Maybe if they did this out of desperation(financial or otherwise), I can see why they'd end up falling for this.

[@Ergeniz]

People have been buying into religion for thousands of years now. So people falling for other grifts shouldn't at all be surprising.

[@awkwardPause]

People get desperate. It's not that hard to understand really, why someone who has nothing and probably doesn't really have any knowledge of these scams would be drawn in. Taking the piss out of them doesn't help - educating them, like this video does, does help. Be kinder.

[@masturchief]

“No one is going to just give you money” well sir you have a whole channel dedicated to just that interaction happening, lol

[@kenosabi]

I bet you anything the crypto queen is in WITSEC. Also: british/aus drug slang is amazing. It's so interesting the way a common language (english) is used amongst both as well as my country (US) and somehow manages to be different for each. It's just fascinating. Thanks for coming to my TED talk.

[@MediumDSpeaks]

The guy in the thumbnail, Parwiz Daud, looks EXACTLY like Internet Comment Etiquette Eric and it keeps messing with me so much.

[@yudeok413]

I just wonder, when do they stop? I'm not an ambitious person, my dream would be enough to take care of my aging parents, a plot of land for myself, a comfortable house, a steady income and enough put aside for health and other emergencies. just typing it feels like a lot already. Yet someone nets themselves 4 billion dollars and... they keep on?

[@kenshinhimura9387]

If you were making crazy money why would you ever stop?

[@edukacija.pametno.investiranje]

Validus is the best financial company on the world!!! Go, go Validus!

[@darrenm1568]

Ridiculous. 5 mins of research and its a blatant scam

[@SuperHarry1990]

It sure is love validus

[@edukacija.pametno.investiranje]

You are the scamers! Go away please!

[@spicyhummus6266]

8:33 I heard the first time, before I read the screen. Well this is what I heard "Director in marketing and has been a trainer in 'Ethics training' while being a spokesperson for many events" LMAO my brain said "w0t how could they ever have any ethics to be training others in ethics...They're nothing but unethical"

[@wasd3108]

when you're in character costumisation and you go see how far you can go with the sliders on the nose ;D

[@MrMarinus18]

2:55 The rule I maintain for myself is that unless there is solid evidence otherwise the lamest and most grueling path is the best one.

[@stellam1137]

7:05 thank you, British slang always trips me up. Here we just say “snorting cocaine”

[@jamiehav0k62]

lol tthe guy in the thumbnail looks like josh strife hayes at first glance i was like wtf

[@scottmccrea1873]

So not just a ponzi scheme but an MLM. Wow. So basically Amway + Bernie Maidoff.

[@solvesborg]

Love how you narrate and pace your videos

[@KapitanPompa]

nice kira, somebody who speaks out with a long reach, thank you

[@YoJimBoHugabaJoe]

A fool deserves to be parted from their money

[@timrice4913]

Reading the name of the company in Esperanto: "would be valid". Would be valid if what? Physics worked differently?

[@MrFelixP]

I wonder how many people watch these videos in absolute disgust about the filthy lying scammers featured within and at the same time continue to applaude a man who promised them 100% ROI per year if they just bought one of his cars. Can't wait for KiraTV's video once that bubble bursted.

[@feller6766]

Did this video got hidden for a few hours? Or probably KZbin bugged itself and didn't show this video when I searched for it on the channel

[@i_am_the_monkey_king]

Thank you. I'm gonna share this around.

[@CosmicCosmo1]

Nice Sauerland reference 👌 beaked up lol

[@Harukoon92]

I lost it when I saw what I believe to be Ryback eating chips.

[@straightfrommissouri]

How can these scammers live with themselves?! I feel bad if I don't pay back a simple $20 🤢

[@o0julek0o]

TAKE A CLOSER LOOK AT THAT SNOUT!

[@arvetis]

literally broke out laughing at "Validus"

[@arvetis]

"Notascamiswearacles"

[@steampunkpixie2643]

People who avoid this scam may cry tears of relief or joy.

[@MamaMia84oo7]

People that get scammed are very intersecting people to me.

[@NovaRanger007]

There's an interesting Tamil movie about this kind of scam called "Sathuranga Vettai" (Chess Hunt).

[@suicune2001]

It really is weird to think so many people fall for this stuff but you know what they say about suckers...

[@cerebralisk]

I lost it at 'beaked up'.

[@awkwardPause]

To everyone calling people who fall for scams idiots or similar - try to have some empathy. Not everyone is knowledgeable about this kind of scheme, and people get desperate. Calling them names and taking the piss doesn't help.

[@MrMarinus18]

2:56 It's not "or" it's "and" You need significant luck AND hard work to climb up. Having just one usually means you stay where you are and having neither means you'll go down.

[@CaptainChunk41]

Was not expecting to see Ryback in the video lol

[@ItsMeMonkeyDLuffy]

funny thing Kira , almost every KZbin video I open has a scam advert for making a lot of money online using this bright sparks only guaranteed method, literally have so many different people making these ads and KZbin are pushing them into EVERY goddam video

[@KiraTV1]

Yeah sadly youtube ad review process seems to be lacking. You can post ads for some actual illegal things and only days or weeks later, if at all, does youtube take them down.

[@quintinwilliams5899]

It is like buying scientology teirs

[@whiteassassin13]

man you think after awhile and how many of these "fake coins" have came and disappear people would finally understand....

[@TastyDiarrhea]

It’s all act to fish in the people who doesn’t know anything.

[@anthonytesla8382]

7:24 Woah even Ryback is in on this scam

[@MrMarinus18]

3:20 That should be an automatic "no" for anyone. People want to take your money and they will. If it appears they are not then you need to immediately assume they have some kind of roundabout way they are not telling you.

[@wiefdiwbofdbw]

they all look like scammers. usually you shouldn't judge by looks but it's just so obvious

[@Argumemnon]

The best way to make money is to write a book about how to make money.

[@dpsilver1]

AuLives lol, Au being the representation for Gold

[@goldcryptolovers]

You have me laughing yes. You should be a comedian. Lol

[@heyyo3725]

'Subtle attempt'😂😂👍

[@TimmmmmyD]

The only red flag you need to see is "I can make you wealthy if you pay me" . That is always the method of making the money they take yours

[@atomicjacob6413]

Yeah, that lady is probably long dead

[@hurdur1634]

Swear to god the people that fall and keep falling for these are the same people who fell for "doubling your money!" scam in runescape

[@sethlewis2290]

except we are doubling our money over the course of 60 weeks.

[@meister9416]

0:09 Imagine you trust your money this dude with this hair cut.

[@Ghost_of_a_Flea]

They shut down after a while and then change the name slightly, reappear...and do the same thing...