Spending $100,000 Of a Tesla Scammer's Money in 24 Hours

[@Z5Z5Z5]

Imagine being the friend "Hey you got scammed, so i tracked down the scammer, took all his money and bought you a car" bro has the biggest gift giver love language

[@Voaq]

The video is fake, cause number one that's not how Nigerians sound like, that sounds more Jamaican, second everything seemed so fake, how he just easily got the guys login credentials with just an OTP code, and him not returning the money to the victims is just wild

[@stuckpiginc]

Except he bought him literally the worst modern vehicle he could think of, and it seems at least PARTIALLY so he could clickbait the title with “cybertruck.” If this guy couldn’t afford to buy another car for awhile as he said, buying him a car that is insanely expensive to fix and maintain, has a terrible failure rate, and takes absolutely forever to get most parts was really kind of a punishment. They are very hard to resell in a lot of cases, and there’s a reason that such a huge percentage of them are already being sold used. It just seems like at least part of his decision to do this with a cybertruck specifically was so he could clickbait the title with “cybertruck.” Why not buy him the same car he had before? Why not take him to a dealership and let HIM pick out a vehicle so he can take into account all of the things you should be thinking about when buying a car?

[@Jason-id3yp]

​@@VoaqI have to agree with you. This has to be fake or he committed a crime on video. He probably rented one off of Turo and faked the video. It's stupid and pathetic.

[@mackash]

There is no such thing as a person online giving gifts without doing it for something they covet, like money or fame. Its the opposite of giver love.

[@OzuemVict]

@@Z5Z5Z5 you are very gullible. I'm Nigerian and that's not how we sound.

[@morphsnappin]

"I only use fraud under my previous card number" is wild lmao

[@david5489]

Next video: I Got Arrested By The FBI

[@1STIMPRESSIONFILMS]

Lol😅

[@davidew98]

like what he did but he commited an international crime!

[@lucasrodriguez5504]

What crime tho?

[@lucasrodriguez5504]

​@@davidew98like what crime the scammer won't report it cuz his going to get arrested?

[@Ravenous_s]

If you hack the scammer and use their money, even if the money originally belonged to your friend, you can face several legal charges. Here's a breakdown of the potential charges you could face: 1. **Unauthorized Access to Computer Systems (Hacking):** - Gaining unauthorized access to the scammer's computer or online accounts is illegal. This can result in charges under laws related to unauthorized computer access, such as the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) in the United States. 2. **Theft:** - Taking the scammer's money to buy a car, regardless of the scammer's prior actions, constitutes theft. You are using money that, although obtained illegally by the scammer, is not legally yours to spend. 3. **Money Laundering:** - By purchasing a car with the stolen money, you might be charged with money laundering, as you are converting illicit funds into a legitimate asset. 4. **Possession of Stolen Property:** - The car purchased with stolen money can be considered stolen property, leading to charges for possessing stolen goods. 5. **Potential Wire Fraud:** - If the transactions involved using electronic communications (such as wire transfers), this could be seen as wire fraud. 6. **Returning Funds to Bitcoin Wallets:** - Even if you return funds to their original owners, you are still performing unauthorized transactions. Additionally, if the process involves hacking into the scammer’s accounts, this is another instance of unauthorized access. 7. **Vigilantism and Taking the Law into Your Own Hands:** - Acting outside the law to administer your form of justice can lead to additional legal issues, as you are bypassing legal processes designed to handle such situations. 8. **Potential Civil Liability:** - Beyond criminal charges, you may face civil lawsuits from the scammer or third parties affected by your actions. The legal system does not usually recognize the justification of hacking back or using illicit means to rectify a wrong. Instead, it encourages reporting the crime to law enforcement agencies and allowing them to handle the situation. Taking matters into your own hands not only undermines the legal process but also places you at significant legal risk.

[@skully0078]

Scammers are soulless and ruthless. They took my senior mother for everything she had, which wasn't much at all, but it was to her. It used to be if you found a wallet on the sidewalk and returned it to the owner there would be no need to involve authorities. However, things are different, waaay different. I say, if you find stolen money online and you return it to the rightful owner, all good. Good job Dallas!

[@Carlooo0]

yep sure miss those days

[@-KayK-]

Ya'll don't return stolen money? Think thats just people who have no moral compass.

[@PrivateMemo]

I am really sick and tired of these "back in the day" comments. Just go out and be the better people yourself, and stop complaining. I lost my wallet while I was snowboarding in March. It didn't have much cash in it, but I would've had to get all new cards and ID and stuff. But a nice guy turned it over to police, and I got the wallet back two days later. Including the money that was in it. And when I found someone else's wallet with a hundred bucks in it a month ago, I brought it to our lost and found in town as well. This stuff happens all the time. Nice people are everywhere. Don't let the negative stuff on the Internet warp your perception and make you bitter.

[@mackash]

@@PrivateMemo No, we will always talk of our past awesomeness. Its a mess today. Looking back actually helps get through this backwards world of zgens.

[@Forevergreenclover]

@@mackashthe past wasn’t better. It was just different. People still stole stuff, people still scammed. Predators were some of the first people to be all over the internet. Just because you were younger and your life was easy BECAUSE you were younger doesn’t mean people were better. Some people are awful, always have been.

[@JimmyGenome]

The more I see that vehicle, the less I believe it's a real vehicle. It's truly mindblowing how dumb it is.

[@00Aver_ge00]

Fr,it looks like a low graphic roblox car

[@tiagomoraes1510]

why its dumb? its different thats for sure

[@twhylerm]

@@tiagomoraes1510 It's way too heavy and large to be even remotely safe.

[@clubjed6276]

​@@twhylerm watch the whistling diesel video on it

[@dave7485]

@@twhylermtheyre actually super light LOL

[@time.dealer]

Scammer Geographic is really getting to that next level. I can't belive you actually did this, amazing stuff bro 👍

[@e.l.9589]

The Tesla burnt the coffee machine.

[@free-tx8jg]

I was thinking the same thing, what kind of coffee maker was it that it would combust in the trunk? Was it plugged into the tesla? So many questions.

[@viktorbihar5384]

Why would you leave something plugged in, though? Tbh, Tesla build quality issues.

[@lucasrodriguez5504]

Wrong person

[@billymanilli]

@@viktorbihar5384 100% ...and seems like they literally have no QC department either!

[@pho3nixhorizon]

Dallas is the equivalent to a modern-day Robinhood. 😂❤

[@AHIIHKo]

Congrats on being the actual first comment

[@pho3nixhorizon]

@@AHIIHKo i see someone else tried to take the title. 😆 🤣

[@YellowLoading]

🍷🗿

[@johnnystorm74]

Dallas wears green pantyhose and lives in a forest? Wow! Makes his skills even more impressive!

[@pho3nixhorizon]

@johnnystorm74 😆 🤣 😂 only Dallas could pull the look off. 😆 🤣 😂

[@MinOhhhGM]

How good of a friend can he be if his first question was "you still doing youtube?" Lmao

[@CalmDownShh]

Could be his best friend from highschool...

[@1STIMPRESSIONFILMS]

Lol exactly what I thought 🤔🤔🤔

[@leo13246]

I doubt they sit and discuss his youtube carrer tbf

[@132ndave8]

I feel like he didnt even try to catch up with the guy if he asked that 😂😂

[@kars.6131]

I mean considering bro showed up recording that question made a lot of sense

[@georgesmith3796]

i love all the people who say "not a real video man, he's doing it for click bait". Even if tek is, hes taking on an actual problem of scammer(s) and trying to help. If 10% of anyhting that happens is true on here than hes doing more than the people crying after probably atching the whole video and "habing youtube pay cause people are watching." Crazy to think you can be so hypocritical about it and feel like your helping. Tek, keep up the good work and the videos man, i have alot of respect for you dealing with not just scammers but the haters. Hope your friend is doing good also!

[@nd7082]

i really love when scammers get scammed

[@maximinoblas1171]

😂me too ❤love it 😀

[@DavidIvan-AC]

I feel like this is a like bait bot

[@DavidIvan-AC]

@@maximinoblas1171 look at the @tag

[@DavidIvan-AC]

@@maximinoblas1171 it’s a bot

[@nd7082]

@@DavidIvan-AC no.

[@MarrKyy123]

Bro really pulled a scammer get scammed move

[@chosenone5017]

Did he just record himself committing a crime… lmfao

[@josipX]

imagine believing this story is real, wtf is wrong with you

[@stan464]

​@@josipXif this was real, then yes. It would be stupid.

[@seanc77339]

He makes fake videos. That is his history. Entertaining fake videos.

[@chosenone5017]

Word… forgot I’m stupid

[@Greenhairchris]

Lololol shit I fell for it hahaha

[@chadguy45]

bro you should start using the west african bank commision as your new identity when going against scammers

[@Z5Z5Z5]

Bro was almost smart to not get reversed scammed, then he completely forgot. Just gave up on asking his employee number...and researching the bank

[@planescaped]

Like most people who fall for scams, he thought he was too smart and too aware to fall for something like this. lol

[@AHappySpace]

That 65 miles isnt total mileage, thats miles to empty

[@matgaw123]

Why did it increased later I mean he could charge it but idk

[@matgaw123]

Ok nevermind i googled it and you right

[@AHappySpace]

@@matgaw123 yeah, only reason I know is cuz my buddies Tesla has it in the same spot(not a cyber truck tho lol)

[@Davis_the_dude]

Its cuz he bought it cheap cuz its fake

[@susrut3664]

@@Davis_the_dudehow would you buy a fake cybertruck?

[@ravenspurplebeats5412]

usally dont agree with any stealing, but in this case this is justice and also teaching the scammer harsh lesson while helping your friend.

[@karlbro7287]

Taking back from thieves is not stealing.

[@ethan4237]

In saying that, scammers deserve what they eventually get. So, what makes you any different from the initial victim. They were scammed of their money, you eventually scammed the money back into your possession. Those initial victims don’t see any of it, you are just spending up and having a good time. (Good on you, have some fun and make some memories, just remember how much one small action can fuck up your life. Just to reiterate, anything better or worth more than what you own is evil. Once you grow up, begin earning a crazy amount of money, you will see the value of other’s hard work as well as your own. Rather than oversimplifying it into a physical insecurity.

[@beev5496]

​@@ethan4237A lot of yapping to act like someone who steals money from people is somehow a good person. This Robin Hood complex is better than nothing. There is no proper persecution in India or Africa against scammers and there is nothing the victim can do about it. The LEAST they deserve is the same treatment they give to others. Treating others the way you want to be treated has been the motto of most of our childhoods. Maybe the scammer needs to learn 🥰

[@bloatware9568]

@@ethan4237not readin allat

[@DMWBN3]

​@karlbro7287 it actually is.

[@MortalAnonymous]

That call to scam the scammer just goes to show how easy it is. I hope people keep that in mind next time they think how "stupid" someone is to fall for something like that. Anyone can be fooled, no matter how vigilant, and it's nothing to be ashamed of.

[@blazedafloof]

I enjoyed the video, but i do have my doubts on whether this is legit or not. While a scammer would 100% deserve this, i feel like what Dallas did would still be considered a felony, and having this video would incriminate himself. Also, if he put the cybertruck under his friend's name, now he's gonna have to pay a lot higher taxes which he might not be able to afford, and I don't think Dallas would want to do that to him.

[@nardalis4832]

Dallas did say he's gonna cover the taxes

[@blazedafloof]

@@nardalis4832 oh ok. Ig I didn’t hear that part

[@matty_isthemotto]

100 fake just read through the comments

[@planescaped]

Honestly the more I look through this channel, and comparing it to other scambaiters, I think this entire channel is staged and performative...

[@rockwoodz25]

i love this channel but this video is faker than a 3$ bill lol

[@johnsengul]

bro do you understand, if this isn't fake, youve uploaded a video of yourself just straight committing a felony

[@SlangstonHuge]

that what i was thinking. this has to be extremely fake for that reason alone

[@piemasta93]

Has to be. You cant be intelligent enough to do all this stuff and not understand youve just self incrminated yourself in a crazy way

[@timesfly1081]

"I'm currently calling from the United Nations" "okay"

[@KuchekTime]

Another day another fake video 😂😂😂

[@anhkhoanguyen1272]

I love this! I love the fact you actually did something with the scammed money rather than let it get away. Love the trolling and the vindication you brought upon them! YESSS!

[@wheressteve]

"I'm calling from the United Nations" is going into the rotation.

[@mattgraham1983]

😂😂 yeah they have tried that only most people know the UN isn't a country so would hang up

[@thepagan5432]

First time here and I must say that I admire your loyalty to your friend, and yor moral compass for doing what was right to the scammer. Some may say that two wrongs don't make a right, but there was really no other option. Good post.

[@miketiltz]

This earned my subscription. I deal with scammers every day by phone call. I've been nice, polite, I've hung up, I've ignored and let it ring, yet they continue to call, they continue to be rude, etc. I guess if nothing happens to these scammers, if nothing is done by officials and governments, even when you provide proof, then why not fight back using the same methods. Love that. Keep it up, Dallas. Looking forward to more vids

[@justins1367]

Hey man, I know this video is enjoyable no matter what, but I just think you should know that they are in fact fake

[@miketiltz]

@@justins1367 really!?

[@justins1367]

@@miketiltz yessir

[@yomo68]

@@miketiltz A lot of videos on youtube are fake...just social engineering

[@digitalchaos1980]

"We are calling from the United Nations." 🤣🤣

[@simpledoggo2603]

Hoping this is legit, love the honest content, hopefully you learned your lesson here and this isnt a backslide

[@calhountubbs4031]

Seeing a scammer getting scammed by the same exact scam they use to scam others is... YESSSSSSS!!!!

[@relaxwithai]

I'm a new subscriber... A lot don't make sense in the video. I won't be surprised if the entire thing is fake which is highly disappointing.

[@smashpotato2034]

like?

[@relaxwithai]

@@smashpotato2034 there isn't a thing like west African Bank commission and the scammer confirmed he had an account with them. Also he asked the scammer if when he changed his credit card, credit card isn't provided in that region of the world (they usually only have access to debit cards). That should be a giveaway sign unless the scammer is really dumb. This is just the first thing I was able to catch to call the entire video sus, it's not worth watching till end.

[@koolaidman324]

Yeah it’s probably fake or he’s just really dumb. Admitting to wire fraud in a KZbin video lol

[@planescaped]

@@relaxwithai First, he said he "does not" have an account with them and doesn't know why they would be contacting him, but like all people who fall for these scams, thought he knew too much and was too smart to fall for a scam. Second, debit and credit card are frequently used interchangeably, and saying one or the other doesn't really mean anything.

[@32drew32]

@@relaxwithailol bro this ain’t real, he can’t film himself committing MULTIPLE felonies of upwards of 90k dollars and put it online 😭 or he’ll be in federal prison in under a year

[@TheVaporater]

Is this real?! Stealing money from a theiving scammer just seems too good to be true 😂😂😂 I really hope this is real!!! Iv watched TONS of scambaiting videos, and iv NEVER seen such awesomeness like scamming the scammer!!! ❤❤❤❤ this is freaking gold!!!!

[@yettiman8941]

Btw that’s a rented cyber truck, the pure fact he didn’t show it on his phone app in person shows that it’s just a rental.

[@szonator]

This is what happens when scammer hunters go off script😂. I love you for being real man

[@EclipseJay]

Have you never told everyone your videos are fake ? I see quite a few people who seem to think this is real , they must fall for scams all the time 🤷

[@justlou717]

Yea crazy, this isn’t real.

[@Felipe7Morais]

100% fake!

[@ohspecter6224]

Scamming the scammer back is unironically the most karma thing out there

[@nisar8009]

That was freaking awesome! Your friend was so happy! I refuse to answer my phone and I don’t read my emails because of these scammers. I only text with family and friends. It’s sad that you can’t trust people anymore.

[@MicMaine]

A "thanks" would be nice 😅 seems like he was waiting for it, but it never came, and he's literally putting his freedom on the line for his friend 🙆🏾

[@Mrlightskin2u]

I love it. I love that he ACTUALLY took the guy's money instead of trying to play the Goody 2 shoes role.

[@ander12222]

I’m really curious about the legality of this. Did you film and upload yourself committing multiple felonies or can anyone do this? The man is a scammer but I’d really like to see how legal this is.

[@vengirgirem]

This is obviously a crime. And he definitely could get in trouble if the scammer he reverse scammed pressed charges on him... But would a scammer do that and risk outing himself out as well? Doubt it

[@Repugnantwow]

@@vengirgirem This is a misconception, scammer doesn't need to press charges. A video of a crime or confession of a crime is enough to launch an investigation and possible charges.

[@puntinprincess7343]

Do you seriously think the pig is going to go to the police?

[@Jason-id3yp]

​@@RepugnantwowThis is correct. If this were real, which I highly doubt, he filmed himself committing a crime. No one has to come forward to have charges pressed in order for him to be prosecuted. However, it is highly likely that this is 100% fake and he rented a vehicle from Turo in order to make it seem as if he purchased the vehicle. I know I used to leave microfiber towels in my vehicles so the renters could clean up messes quickly. It's kind of sad that someone has to fake a video to get views.

[@Z-Ack]

Well the us has to work with the police of the other country and get them to agree to go arrest and detain the scammers and i dunno whether that police force will pursue with any charges on the people since its somebodies word over seas saying they scammed them. So no physical proof can really be exchanged. Since this had a video, sven though is likely fake, i still dunno whether it could be construed as a real instance. I mean i think its all fake and just for views…. So the government may as well.. but the person who got scammed overseas would have to press charges and pursue all the legal actions that everybody else has to go through with lawyers and all to get any money back and to prove the whole thing actually happened.. so itd still cost them upwards of 30 grand to get any money back..

[@day4deen]

Idk why but the way he uses Minecraft sound effects are hilarious 😂😂

[@mecadragoon]

bruh u could not had bought a worse vehicle XD

[@micahbernard2532]

Literally bro could cut himself on that car, or itll stop working after a week. And hes supporting a dumbass

[@Y_u_dum]

Take your politics and put it in the shitter m8. How else would his friend be scammed by a website pretending to be tesla genius? Let me spell it out for you: His friend had a TESLA BRAND car, and what car did he buy? A cybertruck which is part of the TESLA brand.

[@micahbernard2532]

@@Y_u_dum all he said was, he couldnt have bought him a worse vehicle what are you yapping about? Bringing in politics sounds like your problem.

[@luxurydrone982]

Just do grammar, then come back.

[@Podzhagitel]

bruh fr fr no cap that cybertruck is NOT bussin ong deadass

[@Amogersuser]

but why cybertruck of all things 😭

[@karlbro7287]

Some friends have poor taste.

[@bulldog8080]

Why not

[@chro.]

hot take. it looks good, honest. way, way to expensive tho

[@Z5Z5Z5]

It's dangerous. It's not safe to own at all

[@deebte__]

it's a show of wealth. a really stupid one, but still one

[@spytekzaraza9198]

This guy is a liar.

[@00Aver_ge00]

Thought we established this months ago

[@SoniWyd]

Bro rly scammed his viewers with this fake video

[@shapphirethewolf8814]

What

[@SoniWyd]

@@shapphirethewolf8814 BRO RLY SCAMMED HIS VIEWERS WITH THIS FAKE VIDEO!

[@aryankhalili9141]

This cannot be real! Who commits wire fraud and posts it on KZbin?

[@jddplays2757]

Bro! You are actually the best! I have been watching you for years! Through all the ups and downs, but you just kept getting better! I wish you the best bro!

[@ZinService]

This is federal you could get in big trouble but nice job! 🎉 (be safe)

[@thekingofkingsrp]

Honestly I doubt the feds will care about a African scammer as long as they get their cut.

[@LexiA0327]

He said are you sure, you "I'm pretty sure"you need to be 100 percent sure my guy 😂 this was absolutely amazing 😍

[@xandertreffers]

You can bet your ass that it wasn't the coffeemachine that caught fire. It was the Tesla battery.

[@gchicalo]

Good video dude! I was starting to lose faith... but now you have totally redeemed yourself! Well done!

[@andreaspriantono6791]

Bought car from scammer's money? Scammer's money come from? More or less with victim's money --"

[@chrisluvener173]

Most genuine reaction. I don't know about you all, but personally I get awkward when given gifts.

[@nodripgaby]

Nice my favourite youtuber dropped a video

[@Mihkelwastaken]

This is by far the wildest youtube video ive seen in years. Not wild in pacing necessarily. But wild in nature. I loved every second of this video. Final thoughts, you deserve way more recognition, and i guess All i can really say is, buy me a fucking tesla sheesh lol.

[@maccastime]

You must be the first to clean out a scammers bank account.well done..subbed you also

[@Fury187]

Best KZbin video I ever watched!!!! I never thought I would enjoy watching someone get scammed

[@tsalikaki]

He's amazing no matter what you say

[@LanceVader]

Bro, you just pulled a Robin Hood.

[@scottparrish2422]

It brings tears to my eyes Vigilante justice for the win.

[@Ravenous_s]

**Vigilantism and Taking the Law into Your Own Hands:** - Acting outside the law to administer your form of justice can lead to additional legal issues, as you are bypassing legal processes designed to handle such situations. The legal system does not usually recognize the justification of hacking back or using illicit means to rectify a wrong. Instead, it encourages reporting the crime to law enforcement agencies and allowing them to handle the situation. Taking matters into your own hands not only undermines the legal process but also places you at significant legal risk.

[@kaidoChess]

The fact this doesn’t have millions of views is shocking

[@aps-pictures9335]

lol. Poor guy who got the car is now involved in a crime, having to watch over his shoulder.

[@onlyhannahfans]

Oh he's crying! You're such a good friend dude!

[@naciulusoy4295]

wait is this illegal

[@springgates7854]

This is hilarious and so much justice handed out. My husband just got scammed out of $1500.00 this last week so it's good to see it get turned on them in your video.

[@benjaunceyyy]

the way that there's no way this is legal but u just dgaf and do it anyway 💀🤣 these scammers deserve it 100%

[@superladyloraine]

You are the BEST FRIEND EVER! Thank you for all you do! 🙏🏼♥️

[@RealInternetStalker]

I was scammed into clicking this baited video.

[@aryankhalili9141]

This cannot be real! Who commits wire fraud/money laundering and posts it on KZbin?

[@Bill_Cipher1995]

Yeah--this isn't good. "Scammer's money"... but the scammer got the money from victims...

[@Miyamoto-Rain]

@@Bill_Cipher1995rather taken from a scammer than used by it. It’s not wire fraud

[@loritester4454]

The LOVE and HAPPINESS that you gave your friend was OUT OF THIS WORLD.. You have a HEART OF GOLD.. I LOVE what you did.. It is so good to see the roles reversed for once... I am so glad the scammer got what he deserved.... LOVE THIS VIDEO.... You are a HERO...

[@macewar]

You scammed the scammer 😆😂 winning 0:52

[@yogi30303]

Broooo this was wild😂😂😂😂. I'm surprised this doesn't have more views. You should try changing title or thumbnail.

[@00Aver_ge00]

I think his views dropped when he got exposed for some real scummy things . He's still entertaining though,that's why I'm still a fan

[@siamsurf]

I kinda want this to be real, just so I can watch the fallout. However...

[@punprincess9577]

Saying "I'm pretty sure" when he asked if you're sure made him worry more I swear 😭 this is amazing though

[@Jarjarb1nkzz]

His reaction will hopefully teach himself and others like him how it feels to be the victims they create.

[@RalfPersi]

This is the friend we want in life ❤ Keep it up legend ❤

[@jackk4332]

If he can't afford a car, he cant afford the insurance on a friggin cyber truck. You big silly pants.

[@arrvilohr]

Absolutely fabulous!! Keep up the brilliant work, man! I am nominating you for person of the year!

[@Scr1pta_]

Tekkit just keeps going further!

[@paulcherry1520]

Wow that was completely so awesome man !! Your such a good friend !!!

[@MrPeanut624]

Bruh, wasting that money for a cybertruck? You still lost on that one.

[@chiefstonio3183]

He was slipping up so much talking to the scammer that I’m amazed the scammer fell for it

[@stan464]

Even if this was somehow real, which it isn't. How would it be legal to spend money from Fraud Gains (I'll gotten gains) on a Vehicle. Some of that money would 1) be your "Friends money" 2) Other victims money. Video feels like one big Tesla Plug.

[@0101-s7v]

His friend's situation is a warning to NEVER attach your debit card to any external accounts. When you get it in the mail, put it in a safe and leave it there. Only get it out when you know you will be going to the ATM.

[@johnnystorm74]

How about saying, I don't know, maybe... Thank you?

[@ScarTalon]

This is pretty wild. Not only for buying a cyber truck of all cars, but that you actually managed to take all that scammers money lmfao

[@Haapavuo]

I highly doubt that the videos of this channel are fake and have been acted by both sides. No real scams are happening. No real scamming of scammers either.

[@durra4203]

Bros done this long enough for him to become the scammer 💀💀💀

[@MrThemarcusman]

You could’ve bought straight gold bars that would’ve kept appreciating. I’d rather have seen the money burnt in a pile than spent on another scam lmao

[@Jae_hX]

7:20 "So this is going to be good" 🤣 Wonder if he said that on accident or purpose!?

[@XtremeRevamp]

Mans back at it 🔥

[@richardsmalls8286]

How to tell the video is fake: The guy that owned a cybertruck, connected a coffeemaker to it, and managed to burn it to the ground, somehow doesnt know how to open the door or shift.

[@KeyyBond]

This guy never misses 🔥🔥

[@Mikey_Trailz]

Dude you are a legend! So happy to see someone with the balls to stick it to one of these scumbags! God bless you bro!

[@THEREEKING]

This guy has been faking his videos for years

[@Mikey_Trailz]

@@THEREEKING you just broke my heart man. He really faked this? 😩

[@philipacino]

Should of gotten a lawyer before publishing the video to make sure you're good legally lol

[@Maartimer]

Don't quote me on this, but he'd probably only be in trouble if the scammer decided to bring charges against him, which, you know, would out him as a scammer

[@philipsgarage]

Isnt this basically wire fraud?

[@koolaidman324]

@@philipsgarageyes, this is a crime

[@SeriousSam2]

Should have gotten*

[@philipacino]

@@SeriousSam2 you know my spelling is correct. It's Australian and old English lmao*

[@seanhobbs1989]

That was absolutely amazing man it's so good to see there's still good people out here in the world these days I'm glad I found your channel you definitely just got a new supporter thank you for doing what you do it makes me so sick and mad to see how many people get scammed on a daily basis so thank you again and keep making them scammers pay.

[@jessicalgearhart]

This makes my whole heart happy. I want to help sleuth and stop scammers

[@JustinDaniels]

Not 100% sure, but it's likely that this video is scripted and that the Cybertruck is just a rental...

[@schwamforfreedom]

It all doesn't quite add up...

[@Snoscoot]

Had that feeling on other videos as well including the private investigator video. He’s making up stories it seems

[@technoxtreme178]

I agree; more red flags than a red flag convention. I doubt the Nigerian scammer had that much money in his crypto account. This is all a big story.

[@unknowngaming7067]

​@@Snoscoothe did both the challenges at once the 1 week on island and the investigator one

[@unknowngaming7067]

​@@technoxtreme178bro are you judging on the country which they live in ???

[@BlackV1ruZ]

why a cybertruck though - have you not seen how bad they are? they rust if you wash them in the sun, they literally fall apart if you drive fast... :(

[@chacedylan3448]

It's also only power steering, so If that goes you just can't steer

[@Z5Z5Z5]

It's very dangerous. So unsafe to own. It's like when a game is released in beta

[@micahbernard2532]

bro gave him a burden fr

[@OGYouTubeEnjoyer]

@@Z5Z5Z5 Yes. The dangers of a 6600 - 8000 lbs motorized vehicle are the same as a video game beta...

[@SoschiMusic]

Wait so you tracked all the wallets and banks that the guy scammed, and instead of giving the money back to the victims - you video yourself committing multiple felonies and use the victims money to buy your friend a Tesla??? Bro has double digit iq

[@Tenekai]

Didn't you listen to the end of the video? He doesn't have the personal info to return it, and he's already talking to companies to help him do that.

[@marthastewwart]

Well, you have a single digit IQ. Are you incapable of paying attention? 35k was the victims. The rest was the scammers' money. He only spent the scammers' $. And rewatch the very end. He's in talk with banks. FFS

[@simpledoggo2603]

doubt its real or he would be in jail likely, tekkits got a history here

[@ZombossLordOfDoom]

@@simpledoggo2603 History? What did he do in the past?

[@simpledoggo2603]

He has a past of faking videos and doubling down after being proven, eventually he apologized and said hed fix it but ig hes back to his old ways, i unsubscribed after seeing this

[@raydunn8262]

Boy, impulsive, careless. This might not be over. Using $90k of fraudulent money is outrageous.