when scammers give up

[@garchomper9850]

Can't believe Robin lied to us about never being scammed. Who knows, maybe he's not named Robin and is actually Ribon

[@spicelicious]

@garchomper9850 ribosome

[@AIHumanEquality]

Does he hate AI cause he got scammed by one?

[@whyuu25]

he's said he got scammed by a postal scam a while ago lmao

[@ATM648]

His name is Nut Daddy. See 17:34 for evidence

[@feuerling]

What if his name is Riboflavine

[@awesomekalin55]

5:36 The scam here is where the $100 is like a check. The scammer sends a "check" to you but the check isn't real, so when the bank finds out, they take the $100 back. However, if you gave it back, the $100 being taken is your $100. This is why you always wait for a check, or in this case an Apple Pay payment, to clear before spending

[@Ryanthusar]

Stolen credit card has been used to purchase, then when its discovered the gift card is immediately taken back. And if you have used it all those purchases also get reversed

[@AIHumanEquality]

The word is money laundering.

[@tieflingcorpse9817]

i'd just be like "nah this money is mine now. fake or real, accident or not, im keeping it"

[@lilharm]

good money and bad money

[@moth.monster]

​@@tieflingcorpse9817problem is that if the bank crawls it back they'll take it from whoever they can.

[@Kit.Kat_.Bar20]

My mom works at Bank of America, she’s heard “bofa deez nuts” way too many times😂

[@BaconNuke]

When I saw the short form, I legit was like "Bank of f*cking America?" before realizing.. "of" was just.. of

[@bruhimsuchawafflerlol]

LOL

[@DeathWishesXOXO]

i had a scammer tell me i was their "illegitimate child" after i called them out for sending me a picture off google

[@YutakaKeiji]

Lmaoo same thing happened to me but I’m not even 18😂

[@sexygirlmax2019]

Daaaamn that's crazy. I've never had a funny scam interaction they usually hang up after enough of me pretending to be slurring drunk, a conspiracy theorist, or a criminal with like 3 registered cars. Nothing good yet. Just "Have a good day ma'am" 😭

[@clewniko]

hey wait I'm subscribed 2 u 😭

[@YutakaKeiji]

@kitkatkatsukii this has got to be one of the worst aura losing moment in my life (I'm deleting me and my comment)

[@clewniko]

@@YutakaKeiji LMFAO ITS FINEE

[@wafflelmao]

IMAGINE WAKING UP ONE DAY AND YOU JUST GET A MESSAGE SAYING "You are now a slave, dont try to run, we know where you live" LIKE HELL NAH BRO 😭🙏

[@ReloopGD]

Creepy...

[@DainsWife]

11:21 I saw a LOT of these kinds of texts being posted about on twitter. They were always sent to black people, mostly women, and it started happening a LOT after Trump was elected

[@ConfusedCom]

no yeah, that kind of message was spread ALL over my university, something about them being sent to a cotton plantation. absolutely disgusting behavior.

[@theoriginalbreakage]

just came down here to say the same thing

[@fruitmonarch6501]

Heard about it, there was a hack/leak of data to target specific numbers, it was a whole operation.

[@lunialation666]

so basically random ass people trying to convince people that trump is trying to restart old america?

[@Roadent1241]

Just 12yos being edgy, is it? Just the new version.

[@foogod4237]

FYI, there are online services that allow people to send SMS messages that appear to come from any source number they want (and almost all scam texts are going to come from fake numbers), so just because it has a particular area code does not necessarily mean it is actually coming from that area.

[@Yetiisbored]

Now I'm interested, is it possible to text yourself with your own number using one of those?

[@CL0WND3M0N]

@@Yetiisbored I remember a scammer trying to call someone i knew with their number, so I guess yeah

[@jamesphillips2285]

@@Yetiisbored The security is about the same as the return address on an envelope. You have to pinky swear they you will only use numbers assigned to you when you sign up to VOIP.

[@AIHumanEquality]

@@foogod4237 That tech is decades old so I'm surprised people don't know about it.

[@teissenplay7389]

Heres OP's Update from 7:48 " I decided to sit on it over the weekend and kind of process it to a decision about replying. The thing that bothered me the most was how we never made it known that he was missing on social media. One commenter said that even if we didn't publicly post it anywhere that he was most likely on the NamUS site if a missing persons report was filed. Well, sure enough, I went and looked, and he was listed. It's very easy to find and the site has a long list of missing people that anyone can access. If you search his name on a site like White Pages, my name and phone number do come up listed under his as a relative. I honestly feel like someone found his name and then me via this route. If it was truly someone he knew or who knew something, I think their text would have stated that and not been so vague. It's hard to believe that there are people who are that depraved, but I truly feel like this was some sick person trying to take advantage. So, I have chosen not to reply. "

[@herrforehead]

Normally my first signal for a scammer is asking to talk on WhatsApp so that they can take advantage of the encrypted messages.

[@EpicTheUnicorn]

Or often if you're selling on a site like eBay or marketplace taking it to whatsapp means that you're not protected by the website you're selling off as you used a different thing to organise

[@moth.monster]

No, encryption is good. They want you to use WhatsApp because they don't have to pay for the spoofed text messages when you're on there.

[@Ryanthusar]

1:35 - They are trying to capture your voice to have you agree to something you never would agree to. This is why you never say yes to anyone you dont know because if they are recording you then they can use that yes to open credit cards and other stuff in your name by using it to agree to terms and conditions. And if you say enough to them on the phone, use AI for a whole lot more.

[@zuriel4783]

That's a myth, you can't just go opening credit cards with a recording of someone saying "yes". There's not a single thing you can do with a recording of someone saying yes or no

[@Ryanthusar]

@@zuriel4783 - No its not, if someone has you saying "Yes" and they have all the details they need to open an account. When its gets to the terms and conditions part about the credit card or loan you get played a recording, it then asks if you agree to that. All they do then is play the "Yes" recording and you have agreed to it. Since a lot of things are automized these days it wont get picked up. And even if there is a person taking the call and details, all they hear is "Yes" and nothing else. So dont try and call it a myth, because it does happen and only those who are scammers themselves will try and debunk

[@AIHumanEquality]

@@Ryanthusar Voiceovers and synthesizers or mixers are not AI. Also most banks require a signature so voice alone would not be enough even though most voice authentication is required at banks now.

[@WarneD1]

13:54 I have heard of a scam where scammers will send items through Amazon to random addresses, and then give a positive review to the product the review will be flagged as coming from a purchase and then after the listing gets enough positive reviews they will change what item is tied to the listing to something different.

[@bretl8130]

This is a common scam where they mail you an item because Amazon requires proof of delivery in order to give a seller a actual active selling history send a male junk and stuff to random people it's counted as a real sale and they get a positive review and a sale history on their account

[@taegra]

@@bretl8130 I had this happen to me, after contacting Amazon support I was told any items sent to you are legally yours to keep and if anyone asks for returns you are not obligated to return them. At the time, they weren't able to find out where the item came from (it was years ago so hopefully their system is better now) but finding out about this did not make me feel good about the item I was sent, which was bug repellant. If you need to boost sales and reviews for bug repellant, I'm going to assume it'll do way more harm to me than good and I threw that away.

[@Tasoq]

9:07 I love the stuff Kitboga does. They get so angry so quickly lmao

[@tfinityofficial]

I remember once my social studies teacher once got a scam call and he said “Hello? Hellloooo? I cannot hear you? I am Johnny Appleseed from the 1600’s. Goodbye” and everyone was laughing

[@dahacx8644]

I like how when scammers commit crimes (scamming) and get frustrated when they dont work so they result to more felonies (threatning / menacing)

[@multiversegamer6587]

Is it scamming if you drop the act, get on your knees and start begging and groveling for money

[@lukasjetu9776]

you describing homeless people? xD

[@AIHumanEquality]

No that's called panhandling.

[@osheridan]

No, it's begging

[@osheridan]

If you sing well enough, it's busking

[@andeeharry]

Oh yah. there are 4 plans. A. Scam story B. Begging C. Befriend tactics D. Love Bomb E. Fake Confession' The ones online are totally creepy, unhinged and downright nuts. They know what they are doing. There are loads of youtube scambaiters deal with them daily.

[@E7XEE]

9:04 I believe the scammer knew this information by just searching for somewhat recent missing people cases and once they found a last name they just looked for publicly available information from data brokers which then allowed them to get the OP’s number and hence the scam

[@Real_Moon-Moon]

Most likely was going to ask for money for travel or lodging. Or a verification code.

[@SacrificialFox]

Aw the kitboga slip in is real sweet, i love his streams

[@lilytwinklenoodle]

Okay but "Judas shook his head when he saw you" is kind of a sick burn.

[@Bupboy]

3:39 this has to be the most insane r/scams post i have ever seen, its a work of art fit for any musuem but the british one

[@autonomouscollective2599]

The British Museum will just go ahead and take it anyway.

[@bruticus1496]

Don’t know if it was a scam or wrong number but they asked what I thought of the next day’s work. I replied with a generic mobsters chat: “boss wants the no good rat to disappear, bring some heavy chains and cinder blocks to the docks, north side row 6.” Never got a replie

[@EthanPlazYT]

neuropathy

[@dudemakingweapons2142]

neuropathy

[@it_is_i.mp4]

neuropathy

[@river_riv._]

neuropathy

[@theominouspigeon]

nueropathy

[@FandomFreakshow]

neuropathy

[@Double_E]

0:08 yeah, i think she remembers luna

[@sylarclark3804]

Robin is awesome at this

[@fishermanjohn7132]

10:38 damn, Caesars' Legion has taken to texting people about their enslavement now.

[@wolfmiremcthorn9696]

That was a good one. You actually made me laugh. Thank you for this.

[@FahdBoukhars]

"Hello you have been selected as a slave" well... that escalated quickly.

[@Danka42]

8:35 I really hope, against all odds, that this one is real... 😭

[@xariamikitish2197]

i wanna know if theres some kind of information on it

[@joeywomer]

Oh, my god. I got one of those scam texts about golf one time. I thought it was funny when they thought I was living out in California and pretended that they didn't know I knew it was a scam.

[@anabelroutledge]

The only time I've been scammed is door dash. Once had my food stolen and once had to cancel because apparently the store wasn't even open and the driver threatened me

[@kutura_P]

Scams? I like scams… Sounds so sinister💀

[@ОлегШулаев-э7й]

14:16 I wonder how would they react if that guy would respond with "I'm 2024 years old" or sum💀💀

[@Earthstar_Review]

I'm not up on the fandom but isn't that when he died? I dunno, I don't have any of the books.

[@ОлегШулаев-э7й]

@@Earthstar_Review Neither do I, but as I remember he was born at year 0 and year count started from there, so KINDA he is 2024 years old (if he haven't died earlier)

[@vsingerenthusiast]

based on calculations from the calender they used, i'm pretty sure Jesus was born around 7 B.C. and died 30 A.D.! OH yeah im not trying to be like... a smartass or anything i just thought it was cool

[@ОлегШулаев-э7й]

@@vsingerenthusiast Oh, thanks I guess

[@DragonNestH077y]

6:30 if you think that's bad, I get at least one message per day on Tumblr from people claiming to need money to escape Gaza. These messages have so much formatting and so many emojis, really shows how ingenuine and disgusting these scammers are

[@StarScar-44]

Same here, in messages, in inbox, in comments. I'm sorry, but if I just lost my home, money, and had kids who were in need of food and medical care, I wouldn't be popping on my phone to hop on the site known for furries and memes and such and have 100 different emojis. And a lot of people fall for them, I see people reblogging them all the time but I have an off feeling most of the time, especially since a lot of them seem like they're written by the same person or use the same images between each other.

[@DragonNestH077y]

@StarScar-44 Even worse is they say things like "vetted by [account]" and it's just another scam account

[@StarScar-44]

​@@DragonNestH077y I know. And how could one person vet so many accounts in such a short amount of time anyways? And some even take to saying things like "Help me now or you're evil." And the worst of them are those who actually take from people who are actually in need of help. Like I said, some of the images are used across different accounts. So someone who actually needs help isn't getting it because of some jerks.

[@VulVulver]

some of these had me dying on the floor

[@royallynick]

I love this one bc I'm 90% sure it's just the automated responses to texts 😂😂 @16:30

[@arthurian__lgnd]

Why does every dating scammer think 34 yrs old is universally an age people are looking for in a relationship. Nothing against 34 yr olds but like nobody really is dating at that point they’re either already married or single and not looking 😂

[@ShadowGamer2215]

The google voice scam thing is something my mom nearly fell for. I caught it in time and she needed up thanking me for stopping it in time

[@thunderpants3500]

That honorable mention had me busting, I get scam calls all the time when I'm at work, mainly "I'm the owner." At 3 in the morning ending in very unprofessional dialect before I get hung up on, the last one asked me "You don't get very much srx do you" to which I replied " Whst does sex have to do with the scam you're trying to sell me? They don't like it when you're smarter than they are, I'm pretty sure my work got black listed after the back and fourth explicit exchanges.

[@ZacThaBarber]

It’s ironic because I was literally a victim of attempted sextortion yesterday. I called their bluff they were asking for $2000 in BTC

[@supasunotchi3355]

6:49 I have a lot of experience with artificial intelligence, and to me this feels a lot like it was written by AI, so maybe that's why it's weird?

[@sapphirewingthefurrycritic985]

10:54 That's when you send a picture of a gun with 'mind if I bring this' and see what happens.

[@mystictulip5304]

Someone called my dad claiming he had stolen this persons dog from a nearby park, telling him he ether owns them money for taking their dog or they would call the police and have him arrested to get the dog back. As my dad is the kind of person who doesn't give a damn about what people say and knows full well that it's a scam, he just replied back "Yeah well if your able to find my phone number, then you can damn well find my house and pick up your f**king dog!" and hung up. I couldn't help but laugh at his response.

[@Spidey_pooks]

Omggg! The exchange signs take me back cuz I had divorced parents and we used to go to the station to go back and forth 😭

[@eggnogalcoholic]

1:59 I’m confused, when I’m buying on FBMP I always ask if they have PayPal or venmo so I can pay them during the exchange, and when I’m the seller I never think it’s abnormal when they ask if I take venmo or PayPal. I understand you can get scammed through these means, but bare in mind the PayPal always happens in person during the exchange of the good.

[@ZaFakeFoilo]

Paranoia

[@w1nterdays]

I don’t think Venmo has a secure option where you can get your money back if something happens so that could be iffy. But PayPal Goods and Services is fine

[@eggnogalcoholic]

⁠@@w1nterdaysthey have the goods and services option just in case, but I would believe it if you said that it’s harder to get it back even with the insurance!

[@katanadesu]

imagine waking up one morning and seeing a notification that says "You have been selected as a slave. We will pick you up soon."

[@civilairpatrolbois]

i got pissed at 1:27 when the scammer said the R66 was a “turbine airplane” - so in case you don’t know, the R66 is a helicopter (i take aviation too seriously lmao)

[@Iatethekush]

2:21 I ask for cashapp or venmo when buying stuff because I was robbed of all my cash before and never carry cash since

[@theominouspigeon]

when commenters give up

[@TheOneEyed-Music]

D: (Hope you remember this)

[@ОлегШулаев-э7й]

D:

[@AIHumanEquality]

America's newest generation are quite low intelligence. And this isn't an insult but a reflection of the constantly lowered standards in American education. It sucks cause America used to have quite a few smart minds and a lot of quite intelligent individuals. This will shock anyone Gen Z or younger but America at one point actually valued intelligence and smarts.

[@ImTheUNLol]

D:

[@AIHumanEquality]

@@theominouspigeon Give up the goods Charles.

[@Jefflandshark-o1b]

0:27 Scams? I like scams. I’ve never been involved in scams before! 3:23 I paid a guy over the phone a while back- turns out he was a scammer

[@BaconNuke]

That cat one... they asked for a photo and then said they weren't home.. that is a red flag lol like if you are scamming get your story straight for.. more than 5 seconds? "Yeah I happened to take a photo and then decided to go out, leaving a stranger's cat in my house without me" And the gift card one.. well you can still buy from retail if the silver.. stuff is still on it (there's a reason it's a scratch off and not a sticker) so it's not *as* bad as people think.. if you see the code just don't buy it.. it's not that difficult lol The "amazon shipping mistake" the scammer is probably around the area and just waiting for you to I think put it back on the porch to be "reclaimed" by amazon and they will know they got someone and then will like.. keep targeting the person I think? I forget how it goes but I know it involves faking deliveries so they know a house is good to either.. steal from or *something*

[@tzarg]

4:42 I just really hope the other side had at least ONE person overseeing it so they could live through the funny they got sent their way

[@magical_chaos]

16:50 I *always* record myself 100% opening any package I receive, so that if I ordered it and it's *not* the thing that I ordered or it's the wrong product placed in the correct box, then I have *video evidence* and then they *cannot* refuse me my refund because otherwise I'd gather all evidence and take it to the police and then I'd get my money back either way cuz long live customer protection laws in the Netherlands

[@Furioandstuff]

9:08 i thought this was ross from tallyhall HELP- 😭

[@the_rustydoornob1164]

9:09 I had something like this happen to my grandparents, some dude called and said that I was in big trouble with the law, and my grandpa called me in an urgent time of voice (he’s nearly 80 and went through cancer +chemo twice so he’s easily weathered) and that was fun to wake up at like 8 in the morning

[@exrositystuff]

6:40 bro that scammer really went 📃✍️🙂‍↕️

[@phoenixtimney6524]

I once had a phone call from a scam and cause I knew it was I picked it up, they asked if they could speak to the owner of the phone. I replied “I’m sorry, I just found this phone, I thought it was the owner phoning. I’m going to hand the phone into the police” the line went dead immediately

[@kiyoaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa]

10:49, that been happening alot, because of trump being elected, people are sending stuff like this aimed towards black families in the US to "pick cotton". thank the lord this hasnt happened to me

[@liamroberts5375]

3:31 the real voice of Emkay?

[@SaneAcorn2389]

I was wondering why no one else was talking about this like what?!

[@kidvette2004]

@@SaneAcorn2389exactly I was like I don’t remember there being any women that are part of EmKay since Lexi left but maybe it’s Robin’s Finnish girlfriend? The one I think he mentioned a long time ago?

[@xbubblex]

get well soon robin!!

[@owenmacdonald1782]

I used to work at Safeway and the retail gift cards one happened so often we had to get fake display cards and switch them out with the real ones at the till. Basically they would open the cards and note down the numbers and then just stay at a computer and keep trying to redeem it so the buyer wouldn't be able to use the money before they could. Very common especially around Christmas time

[@Nika-ig9zi]

I hope the pickup message was just a bad joke among friends - sounds more like a prank to me than a scam. The other guy, who claimed to have gotten the same text, might even have been in on it... 😅

[@macdeus2601]

No, this was in the news. It happened all over the country, a couple of weeks ago. Somebody was sending them out en masse. Thousands of people got them.

[@melissaz2825]

Also, it was being sent only to Black people, which makes the "slave" thing particularly creepy and nasty.

[@Crowned_Fan]

I almost got scammed on discord with someone trying to break into my account... Should've sent that in this subreddit man

[@armas_ectos]

1:00 It looks like they took a photoshopped picture of Gmork from The Neverending Story and put it up for their listing.

[@Splash_Woman_WM]

I recently started using an app that has a problem with scammers pretending to be concept artists contacting you to "Make your stories come to life." They're so lazy that they use AI to write their messages, and it's so funny when the AI doesn't know what it's talking about. Most of my interactions with them goes something like... AI: "Hello, [insertwriternamehere], I am a concept artist who loves your story [How Axl became a Red], and, as a concept artist, I made something to visualize your artistic talents. I would very much love to hear from you." Me: "The story you just listed was femboy yaoi." And then the AI has a filter so it just starts completely tweaking.

[@1974Suma]

the first one had me DEAD

[@hello-im-sal-0406]

once i saw the thumbnail i was laughing like there was no tomorrow

[@Vinemaple]

If you get a scam call from your own area code, it doesn't mean jack. They can spoof (fool) the phone system into displaying a false area code, and they know yours because they're calling your number.

[@echofallenn]

i hope you get better soon, robin ;)

[@AIHumanEquality]

He won't.

[@MusiciansRule07]

When Scammers try it with me, I cuss them out and I have no limits. They're getting smarter too because they almost got me with an ER bill scam. Since I have Fibromyalgia and Arthritis, sometimes I have to go to the ER to get stronger medications to make my pain level go from 8-10 to my usual 4-6 range. Luckily, I remembered that my insurance covers ER visits fully and just to make sure, I called my hospital's billing department and they said that my tab was clear. If you're a Scammer, you don't deserve mercy. Last week, I called one a disgusting, Scamming piece of shit so loudly that my Mom was concerned, LMFAOOO. In text messages, "your grandfather should've worn a condom" is my go-to and I tell them to stop targeting the most vulnerable and to get a real job. I also threaten to go to law enforcement if they keep bothering me before blocking them. Mentioning Kitboga, Pleasant Green, or Scammer Payback is a good way to get them out of your hair, too, ESPECIALLY Kitboga! WHY DID YOU REDEEM???!!! 🤣

[@AIHumanEquality]

ER bill scam would only work in America.

[@Thehollower666]

Scammer get scammed

[@Potato_operatedrobot]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@matthewelliott7294]

Scam-ception

[@porky1118]

3:02 If he works in cyber security, he probably knows better what is still safe to do, and when things can get dangerous. I also open links in fishy mails. Depending on your browser settings and operating system, this can be safe, too.

[@iputthebiinbipolar]

This reminds me of the knockoff Tyler the creator scams HALSJSISJ “Hello it’s me temarcus the maker I need 200 to fly America” “How do I know it’s you?” “ok ok ok ok ok ok la la la la la la la”

[@gggamergirl2191]

For the card one My bf has gotten some from his gift cards You have to check the bubble and if it doesn’t feel right report it to the store Then call the customer service number They will flag the card, and send you one through the mail

[@reesewhittington6778]

16:48 Fat is apparently the easiest to mod too.

[@petloverspy]

Oh Shirley now we’re talking!

[@RJDavis-ku5ct]

13:21 Something similar happened to my parents, where we got something that was clearly addressed to us but that we never ordered. My parents think it was some weird form of threat to say like "hey, we know where you live." Nothing like it has happened since and nothing seems to have come of it, so it could also be a really bad fuck up on the part of the delivery service

[@Nika-ig9zi]

I heard that if it's from Amazon, it's sometimes random sellers just sending stuff to anyone, even though it wasn't ordered, because in that case it's cheaper for them than paying for additional storage when they run out of storage space... 😅

[@Real_Moon-Moon]

@@Nika-ig9zi Also so they can leave fake reviews attached to them.

[@nerdypenguin9164]

That dog one is hilarious

[@benvolk2635]

W Robin. Hope u get better.

[@claycatz5489]

why is this so entertaining to watch

[@PinguTheOne]

3:31 how old is bro's editor??? is it one of the kids in his basement?

[@imvivalamilo]

Does bro not know what a girl is?

[@Bupboy]

​@@imvivalamilono whats a girl??

[@PinguTheOne]

@@imvivalamilo no is that a new english word?

[@Roadent1241]

Why are you asking? What did I miss?

[@Khloya69]

Bro is still playing the covid game in 2024

[@kurotsuki7427]

With the gift cards, can't you look fir damage on the packaging?

[@TadiclsOperator]

I keep my card locked at all times, ive caught 12 false charges no idea how much ive lost before i started doing this

[@projectionistgaming3701]

No wonder I kept getting texted by Karens from California

[@blue_mythic7879]

9:11 OMG I looove Kitboga!

[@clarabear501]

GOSH DARN IT NIA YOU NEVER GET MY NUMBER RGHT

[@DisappointedDog]

Thank you.

[@reesewhittington6778]

6:57 Has ruin come to your family as well?

[@RosieCandle08]

Holy shit the editors got a mic

[@CURSED_TOAD]

if someone sent me a scam where they "accidentally" gave me $100 i would say "oh thanks so much! and no, you cant have that money back. better be more careful where you click next time! have a lovely day!😊"

[@Scout-v5t]

I’ve never been this early for an EmKay video lmaooo

[@imvivalamilo]

The Robinson R66 is a helicopter

[@sirius1320]

3:13 legitimate question: If in such a situation you asked for the scammer to send the code over both marketplace and sms, you confirm that the codes match and then do it vice versa be a safe way to avoid scams?

[@Real_Moon-Moon]

It’s the 2FA code. In other words they’re trying to get your account.

[@sirius1320]

@@Real_Moon-Moon Yeah, I know that, but you are trying to make the scammer say the code wihtout you saying it. Basically, he/2FA sends a SMS code and the same code over Marketplace and you confirm. Then you do it vece versa

[@shirothefish9688]

The problem is that you give them the code. Doesn't matter what they send you

[@sirius1320]

@@shirothefish9688 No, you don't. Example: SMS: 777888. Then ask the scammer to send you the same code over marketplace, so: Marketplace: 777888. You answer: Marketplace: "The codes match. Now vice versa." Now you send a code over SMS and Marketplace and let them confirm

[@winston.422]

5:15 my friend got this scam and straight up kept the money. He got $400 out of it and the guy sent him s buncha threats

[@thelunchlady8276]

They don't actually send the money.

[@nondisclosure3920]

Get them scammers!😂

[@PossiblyAFish1]

just got this autoplayed after stream lol

[@taylorjohnson9104]

Bofa deez nuts 😂😂😂 omg

[@Moemio]

The Amazon one with the lube? I think I had a family member I'm NC with pull something kinda like that to try to trick me into breaking NC with her. She logged into my old Amazon account and ordered something using a gift card so it would be in my name and had it shipped to her house, then called my grandparents to tell me that a package of mine showed up at her house and I should come pick it up. :| They went ahead and got it from her and brought it to me when I told them I wasn't interested. Immediately went and made sure the account was deactivated after.

[@felix-eeee]

hopefully you feel better soon robin

[@bingumsbongums]

I was scammed out of a professional camera. I wanted to do things I can’t comment on KZbin without losing comment privileges (not that crazy, you weirdo, but community guidelines feel strict) It was the worst of my adult life.

[@Wally_AUs22_Alters]

I was in highschool before they made protection against scam calls I got one about car insurance on call and the first thing I said was I don't have a car I'm also still in school they hung up

[@InkFoxyUwU]

Holy shit, editor voice reveal?!