Nigerian here. I can assure you the dude is not in school. Doesn't have any school fees to pay. It's just a syrup they feed their marks when they've been caught.
Dude still has to eat and might even have a family to support. I can't imagine anybody wants to scam for a living, sounds nightmarishly boring. However, it's a means to an end. Hopefully the economy over there can flourish and then people won't have to scam to survive.
TBH he would pay him for info. He gave info and he held his word... no matter if he's in school or not. Maybe the guy learned that you can make money being honest and woth a real job as well.
@@fisqual You'd be surprised. There is definitely a scamming culture over there with people making serious bank and flouting their wealth. Just like in the US with MLM executives and in India with Tech Support scam CEOs. Seems to be a lot more ground level with 419 scammers though.
Yea I think the gov should employ scam baiters like even if they cant get them arrested anyway. (Which they can’t cause of country borders and jurisdiction) well I guess they can get the money mules arrested. But if they had like an anti scam groups that could do scam baiting , and looking into new way to stop them. And then also have people who do like education and outreach , so more people know how scams works.
As a Nigerian,I can say He's right when he says "large percentage of youths scam". Majority of the youths are into internet fraud.Those who're not in the game and have decided not to be are seen as fools.. Though,everybody is tired of the situations here in Nigeria as nothing works better but I strongly believe it shouldn't lead to one scamming fellow human being..
You guys should try n switch up they scammer idea from the lower income you target that are struggling like you're self and target the high rollers who are rich and dumb
@@jujujunique5263 high rollers aren't dumb. You must be poor to not understand that. Do you not see how hard money is to make? People that have a lot of it are actually quite intelligent to make a lot of money. Sadly the only people that can be scammed are ignorant and unintelligent people on the bottom of society
That was so great how you dealt with him. Amazing he was scamming but you saw he was genuine in needing the money. Awesome! Very nice of you and I appreciate you giving info to help us to recognize scams.
@@jimg1787 actually not exactly.while compared to the scammers in india it seems more do it as a means to get by you need to remember that it's still bad and teaches others in nigeria to continue the trend
@@LostBoyRed88 Yes but the thing is had he not kept his word the scammers would know not to trust people when they offer them a deal in the future. Plus he's actually teaching the guy that you don't get money for free you have to earn it. In this case he "earned" his money by giving information. I understand why scammers do it but if you can provide them with a better way of earning money then why not? When you see videos of people locking scammers out of their PC's we all think its funny but what you are actually doing is teaching them that we are no better than they are. They do what they do because in many cases they have no choice. Its time to teach them a better way.
At the end of every tunnel, there's light.. After so many trials, now I'm glad to have met a reliable vendor name @LegitCardPlug on telegram. Very legit and trustworthy, just bought my cc worth 10k$ from him.
I sometimes think that if they are that deep in the whole other side thing could be a part of it. I don't really see how spilling the beans would actually cause it any real damage at least in the short term you could tell people everything and still get away with it until that information reaches a saturation in the public eye
I've seen them as well Debbie, cash scammers, romance scammers. I don't report them though - I just don't believe a word anyone says anymore! Didn't this man fall for a similar scam quite recently, pretty sure he did. I just stick to Kitboga now - god help anyone who tries to scam him! All the best.
I started watching your videos today as youtube suggested me out of no where and they are quite interesting. I love how you help these people in need. But part of me feel like they go back to scam again. Good looks! 🤙🏼🤙🏼
I’m glad you paid him, i was watching something the other day and there was a guy who said he got payed 10 cents a day... dude $20 would of made his year. It’s insane how they have so many natural resources in those African countries and nothing goes to the citizens anyways good shit man!!
Matt, it's because we have selfish and robbers as leader, who don't care about people, unfortunately , this can not be changed because their root is deep.
Pleasant Green, This is great work. am a full stack developer with 8 years experience in frontend, backend and android development, let me make something clear, the Nigerian youth running scams don't do it because they have fees or extra year or anything, they just want to drive expensive cars and intimidate hard working Nigerians.. that been said.. i went through my degree over 5 years working as a school teacher and learning programming on Udemy simultaneously.. I didn't chose to be BAD...
Thanks for sharing, I'm also Nigerian learning Python, these foolish scammers give us a bad name, even the domains I'm selling as a side business I sometimes have to sell low to prove I'm not a scammer, imagine selling a domain I bought for $9 at $1 just as a sign of food faith.
@@davien001 same to me, am a digital marketer and a UA-camr, any time I makes UA-cam videos, my hostle mate always abuse me. And they don't want to work all they want is the expensive car, how I wish FBI from USA could arrest one of this scammers in my area, hoh my goodness I will be happy and remind them of Nigeria probe 😅😅
Yes what he’s doing is horrible. But when that’s really the only option do you blame them? If my family was starving and that was the only thing I had, I’m sorry but I would do it. Honestly I don’t expect Nigeria to have lots of opportunities like in the the US or UK. Life is rough and we forget that when living here in western countries.
@@kvo3542 Haha hey man. I forgot I commented this 2y ago 😂 but cool that you responded. So if I remember what I was trying to say was that I was explaining why this scammer did what he did. I wasn’t saying the scammer was right or anything I was just trying to explain why someone would do what he did and what kind of situation would be needed to drive someone into crime. The scammer is still wrong but it’s like those court cases where a sexully absured (UA-cam will sensor if I type out SA) underage daughter kills her abusive father. It doesn’t make what the kid did but you can understand why she was driven to do what she did. It’s understandable but still wrong.
The only thing he said about himself that I actually believe, the persons likely struggling. The school bits the same exact hustle a lot of strippers use, ppl eat it up, and want to help.
Exactly hard to believe some kid scamming to stay in school, most likely he dropped out of school because he saw his friends getting rich from just scamming.
I am so happy I came across this!! I almost fell for it!!! My family is so desperate right now due to the pandemic. I lost my job in restaurants twice and now my family is being forced to move. Thank god I saw this video before it was too late!
good to see and think these videos work to help people... there must be so so many scammers trying and robbing mostly old people... it is kinda scary and sad as we are taught to respect our elders...
we in Nigeria are all trying to survive.. struggling to pay our school fees when we know that we won’t have any job after we graduate... we have no choice but to move into scamming because we need help and nobody will help us if we just beg for it.. trust me when i say that i am a student but i haven’t even paid my school fees yet till now🥺
@@iceynuel9066 That's still not an excuse to ruin other people's lives. I'm from Iraq myself and I had a shit life, too. I didn't go and start scamming people.
@@MyReviews_karkan you think that they are happy doing that?? Nobody is saying that scamming is the right thing to do.. and this scamming of a thing decreased our crime rate to the minimal.. No armed robbery, no kidnapping.. can i ask you a question?? if i met you online and gently ask you for help.. will you help me?
Westerners think of Nigerians as poor and dishonest and Nigerians think of Westerners as all being wealthy and not needing the money. Both are extreme stereotypes based on misrepresentation and laziness. A few bad apples, on both sides.
@@KillDozer187 ehhh... I see where your getting at but truthfully there’s a little truth to every stereotype tbh, but unfortunately the job opportunities in certain countries aren’t like ours which would make one think that the other is rich and would make the other (us) think that the other (them) are lazy... so at the end of the day no one agrees with scamming at all, but for some it’s life and death...
What's the difference , a lot of scamming is done in the old good usa. Ironically we are so ignorant to the fact. A few places, your insurance, auto repair or most repairs you paid for are likely to be some kind of scam, I work in the service industry and have seen a lot
When I was in school many of my friends did it. So I won't be surprised if he's really a student in school. However, you are right many of them pivot to sob stories when they are caught
@@faa8882 Wait What? Universities are not free in Nigeria. What are you talking about? $200 is still a lot of money to many young people in Nigeria. PS - I went to a private school and although we had much less incentive to scam but some of them have hopes of becoming the next hushpuppi or something
I love how you help out when they are being honest with you. Used to think scammers should get nothing in return but some of them just need help with something. I always get a text from these scammers saying they attempted to deliver a parcel and no one was home. I don’t believe it that someone tried to deliver a parcel because I haven’t ordered nothing in a long time so I know these are scammers.
@tyler_investment this is his t-e-l-e-g-r-a-m-e username he is reliable, sincere and reputable broker he is a great and a good teacher he is very much better than any other broker
lmfao love these stories, a side of me feels bad for the unfortunate who have no choice but to scam but another side of me keeps saying "its a scam within a scam"
I wouldnt feel sorry for a minute, they chose this life. The simple proof: there are literally hundreds of ways to make money online, most of them are perfectly legal. These a just bad people, blinded by quick money making and growing up in a bad environment in which morale is not highly valued.
Scammer: You need to pay 200 dollars for the fee. Me, an intellectual: *Why don't you just subtract the $200 from the $2000 and give me $1800 instead?* Edit: idk why I said and. it was an.
Idk what the best part is "Me, and intellectual", just the "and intellectual" part or the fact that 'And' is a conjunction so you don't even need the comma, I'm glad your intellectual friend is taking the time to help you because you sure do need it.
Logically it is a gamble.. If scammer loses :eh he does it for a channel. Or scammer wins: okay this scam will work on anyone I guess.. More realistically they dont know of his channel
I'm a Nigerian, i must admit, it's damn difficult to live here because of the government, the citizens see smart, but bad governance has frustrated most of them, although there's hardship, i still haven't tried to even think about scamming 😔 There are many other ways to survive, i create infographics for some Indian projects currently, and it's the same hardship that made me learn that skill, it all depends on the person's mindset though, my opinion
You know what it's hard to live anywhere. Scammers need to burn in hell. Work any where. We all need money. Everyone in the world does but shouldn't scam to make it. America is so fucking expensive and the whole world thinks oh scam Americans they have to have money when 98% don't
It's so hard to feel bad for people who actually fall for this nonsense. Seriously, this isn't even a scam, it's just simps believing ANYTHING someone tells them.
To be honest, things are tough for Nigerians.. I am a graduate but I have never got a job with my degree and I decided to develop tech skills so now I'm into Data science and Full stack development. I'm still learning tho. But that's better than scamming people.
If the authority's say bitcoin isn't real currency and as some call it monopoly money why do they steal it off people saying it is proceeds of crime? Let them play monopoly and most time bitcoin goes down so much they dont make much at all.
Stumbled across your videos tonight while watching coffeezilla, brilliant stuff you do here sir, Thank-you for your hardwork because of people like you the scammers and fake guru's are losing ground, how have you not been on Joe rogan or a similar podcast,
@@theweredragon9887 No, he recommended the scammer to me in real life, we used to be coworkers, and he recommended the scammer to me while we were at work. The scammer paid him to "advertise" the business(Idk if he knew it was a scam at the time). He promised me that he knew the person and that they were trustworthy.
Same we’ve all been in some financial situations that made us want to give up but doing something illegal like scamming is not the answer ... doing good gives you good karma doing bad gives you bad karma and that’s a fact !
i think of it this way. how many people would steal a loaf of bread (aladin ref) to feed themselves or family? who here wouldnt do anything and everything to get medicine for someone dying that desperately needs it. people over there are suffering like no one in the western world could ever imagine or phathom. those that stick their noses in the air and righteously proclaim "i would never" have never seen or been in a situation that requires you to question or break your morality just to survive. i am a vet who served in Iraq. i have seen just a small sample of the suffering. school might not seem like a life or death situation, but not completing school would mean he would be stuck scammer for the rest of his life. you can FEEL the genuine heartbreak he has over this life, but sees no other option. just stop and think about these things really deeply before coming to such black and white conclusions. this is why i LOVE @Pleasant Green ! i know he sees and feels this.....
I love your channel. You are really helpful teaching us about the different scams out there. I pretty much don’t trust anybody anymore because of how many scams there are out there. I don’t even answer phone calls that I don’t recognize. I figure if they’re legit, they’ll leave a message. I also admire how you are able to talk to some of these scammers and many times figure out that they’re not as bad as some of the heartless scammers out there, and many times you will pay them for giving you some information about how scams work, what the newest ones are, etc. Some of these guys really don’t want to be doing what they’re doing, but are desperate. I feel bad for them, but they’ve got to understand that many of the people they scam aren’t wealthy (just because they live in the U.S.), and may times scammers will take every last dollar these poor people have. Thanks again for all the good information you are passing along to your subscribers. I watch every video you post that I can find. Also, thanks for the kindness you show to people. A lot of other people might not do that today in our society where it seems people are so ready to jump down another person’s throat. I’ve been attacked for just answering a question (I thought) in a helpful way. Makes me less likely to comment on some channels. Keep posting these great videos and I’ll certainly continue to watch. Oh...do you have any idea what percentage of young men in Nigeria are scammers for their job? It seems like 90+% of scammers are from Lagos, Nigeria! Also, some from Ghana, India, and SE Asia (and probably everywhere else in the world to some point).
On one hand I kind of do feel bad for them. My family came from a country where there was almost no work. If you didn’t go across border you didn’t really survive.
I am a Nigerian, i have been watching your video ever since a woman told me about you... i think that should be December when you gave some Nigerian guys some shout-out job in Nigeria... you are so amazing with your skills.. the guy is right, no jobs here, and if you allow the money your guys throw around to motivate you, i swear you wont spend another second without you giving scamming a thought... Thanks for you have been doing for us, God will bless tremendously... "wow who are you lol" you are a God sent that diana never was....
keep up the hard work my friend! beautiful comment. i hope for a day when you all in Nigeria have better opportunities!!! NEVER GIVE UP! YOU HAVE MORE SUPPORT THAN YOU KNOW!
@@AITechTrendspotters I have read where you guys (Nigerian ) are some of most educated people as immigrants in the USA, you should put more emphasis on Forex trading
@@AITechTrendspotters no, govt is not stopping you from trading in forex. They only banned cryptocurrency as a result of guys like the one Pleasant Green talked about. Stop giving out wrong information about your country.
Thank you for that awesome tutorial! The most impressive aspect of the video was the advice you gave about staying in school and the $200.00 payment for info. I guess the old saying is right...you can get more accomplished with sugar rather than vinegar. (That’s not it, but you know what I meant.) I’ve worked with eBay...closing down hundred of illegal and counterfeit sites. Thank you partner
He was lying about the school fees too. That's just an instagram begging tactic they use. If they can't scam you, they will try to manipulate your emotions.
When you're so above that you just send money to a scammer for his time and answers. 200 bucks are a lot of money even for America, let alone Nigeria..
@@Strdyaftrnoon you can just get a youtube to mp3 converter of this video and trim the video to where the music is, then repeat it for 30 seconds for the ringtone. Then you export as m4a im pretty sure, load up your phone with itunes connected to your pc, go to ringtones, and import the file.
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Nigerian here. I can assure you the dude is not in school. Doesn't have any school fees to pay. It's just a syrup they feed their marks when they've been caught.
yeah i was kinda assuming that lmao
Dude still has to eat and might even have a family to support. I can't imagine anybody wants to scam for a living, sounds nightmarishly boring. However, it's a means to an end. Hopefully the economy over there can flourish and then people won't have to scam to survive.
Yeah 100% you can see that happen with channels like scammer payback and Jim browning sad to see but not surprising
TBH he would pay him for info. He gave info and he held his word... no matter if he's in school or not. Maybe the guy learned that you can make money being honest and woth a real job as well.
@@fisqual You'd be surprised. There is definitely a scamming culture over there with people making serious bank and flouting their wealth. Just like in the US with MLM executives and in India with Tech Support scam CEOs. Seems to be a lot more ground level with 419 scammers though.
I give you a lot of credit being a man of your word. That was really cool to see.
Everyone clicking on PFP thinking it's nakey
@@xGonzo-su6ty 👌😂😂
He does what he says!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Im sorry link, I cant give you credit. Come back when you are a little uhm richer
Ben doesn’t offer to pay a scammer unless he intends to pay them.
That scammer seems to have a flickering conscience.Hopefully, he'll find a way out of his predicament.
You're a good man Mr Green
Nah, he's just bullshitting him
@@kristiang.9600 You can't bullshit a bullshitter you know that right lol 😆😆😆
He got scammed that way in another video so..
I appreciate that you kept your word and did not go down to a scammers level.
Hopefully the dude changes.
Me too!!!
I do too, but you know what they say about scammers & why you should never trust them
Nigerian here. I love what you do. Keep exposing these scammers, please. They're ruining things for the rest of us who do legit work.
The thg tire person oooo😥😥....it’s embarrassing to see 70/80 chances dat the person at d end of d line traced back to naija 😭
sadly the folks are nice as to be naive to fall in the trap. the loss is not just $ but human trust due to these scams
This man is doing what the police and FBI should be doing. This man needs to be funded and hired by the MI5. Big respect brother
Real talk though, the government could offer “bounties” for scams revealed or caught
He's American not British. He operates in the US not in the UK. Why would MI5 hire him?
Yep he puts all of them to shame.
no they wouldnt hire him, cause the law doesnt hire heroes.
Yea I think the gov should employ scam baiters like even if they cant get them arrested anyway. (Which they can’t cause of country borders and jurisdiction) well I guess they can get the money mules arrested. But if they had like an anti scam groups that could do scam baiting , and looking into new way to stop them. And then also have people who do like education and outreach , so more people know how scams works.
As a Nigerian,I can say He's right when he says "large percentage of youths scam". Majority of the youths are into internet fraud.Those who're not in the game and have decided not to be are seen as fools..
Though,everybody is tired of the situations here in Nigeria as nothing works better but I strongly believe it shouldn't lead to one scamming fellow human being..
Are you seeing your self as a fool?
You guys should try n switch up they scammer idea from the lower income you target that are struggling like you're self and target the high rollers who are rich and dumb
@@manuelmeche3397 Never.
I have made the right decision
@@thephysioman1497 never regret doing the right thing.
@@jujujunique5263 high rollers aren't dumb. You must be poor to not understand that. Do you not see how hard money is to make? People that have a lot of it are actually quite intelligent to make a lot of money. Sadly the only people that can be scammed are ignorant and unintelligent people on the bottom of society
That was so great how you dealt with him. Amazing he was scamming but you saw he was genuine in needing the money. Awesome! Very nice of you and I appreciate you giving info to help us to recognize scams.
You are definitely a scammer
@@1988camarokid fax 😂🤦🏽♂️
I literally had this happen to me but seeing all your videos, I instantly knew it was a scam. Thank you for all the awareness you share!!!
I know he's a scammer but its nice you kept your word. A lot of these people really are dirt poor.
Don't get too soft though, many many more scammers in Nigeria that have made millions and do nothing more than flaunt that wealth
@@LostBoyRed88 I know but most of them only do it because they really have no choice.
@@jimg1787 actually not exactly.while compared to the scammers in india it seems more do it as a means to get by you need to remember that it's still bad and teaches others in nigeria to continue the trend
@@LostBoyRed88 Yes but the thing is had he not kept his word the scammers would know not to trust people when they offer them a deal in the future. Plus he's actually teaching the guy that you don't get money for free you have to earn it. In this case he "earned" his money by giving information. I understand why scammers do it but if you can provide them with a better way of earning money then why not?
When you see videos of people locking scammers out of their PC's we all think its funny but what you are actually doing is teaching them that we are no better than they are. They do what they do because in many cases they have no choice. Its time to teach them a better way.
At the end of every tunnel, there's light.. After so many trials, now I'm glad to have met a reliable vendor name @LegitCardPlug on telegram. Very legit and trustworthy, just bought my cc worth 10k$ from him.
plot twist: you just fell for his scam and they are actually a 30 yr old in disguise
He still got useful info
@@NoraDunn001 LMFAO
@@NoraDunn001 you aren't seriously going to try to cash app scam people in the comments of a youtube video about cash app scams, right? LMFAO
I sometimes think that if they are that deep in the whole other side thing could be a part of it. I don't really see how spilling the beans would actually cause it any real damage at least in the short term you could tell people everything and still get away with it until that information reaches a saturation in the public eye
*Exactly*
I run into scams like this and investors all the time in comments on UA-cam. I report them and UA-cam does nothing. Very glad you're here!
I've seen them as well Debbie, cash scammers, romance scammers. I don't report them though - I just don't believe a word anyone says anymore! Didn't this man fall for a similar scam quite recently, pretty sure he did. I just stick to Kitboga now - god help anyone who tries to scam him! All the best.
If money was that easy to make, nobody would be broke
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Feel like nigeria is harder to make money than other countries tho
Yes..it is sad but true, without hard work there will be no income
@@phoenixwhiler943 Yup. Especially with the crappy government
I love his videos, this guy manipulates scammer's.
Don't talk to me! I am famous! Don't dislike my good good GOOD videos! Don't talk to me, dear polo
@@AxxLAfriku what
He sells ads; let's be honest here.
That's how Mormons roll daww
Manipulates scammers? He literally gave him $200, dudes a chump
I started watching your videos today as youtube suggested me out of no where and they are quite interesting. I love how you help these people in need. But part of me feel like they go back to scam again. Good looks! 🤙🏼🤙🏼
I’m glad you paid him, i was watching something the other day and there was a guy who said he got payed 10 cents a day... dude $20 would of made his year. It’s insane how they have so many natural resources in those African countries and nothing goes to the citizens anyways good shit man!!
Matt, it's because we have selfish and robbers as leader, who don't care about people, unfortunately , this can not be changed because their root is deep.
He actual,y got scammed
Because the West ruined Africa for their natural resources.
Pleasant Green, This is great work. am a full stack developer with 8 years experience in frontend, backend and android development, let me make something clear, the Nigerian youth running scams don't do it because they have fees or extra year or anything, they just want to drive expensive cars and intimidate hard working Nigerians.. that been said.. i went through my degree over 5 years working as a school teacher and learning programming on Udemy simultaneously.. I didn't chose to be BAD...
Thanks for sharing, I'm also Nigerian learning Python, these foolish scammers give us a bad name, even the domains I'm selling as a side business I sometimes have to sell low to prove I'm not a scammer, imagine selling a domain I bought for $9 at $1 just as a sign of food faith.
& do u have the nice car 🚘?
@@davien001 same to me, am a digital marketer and a UA-camr, any time I makes UA-cam videos, my hostle mate always abuse me. And they don't want to work all they want is the expensive car, how I wish FBI from USA could arrest one of this scammers in my area, hoh my goodness I will be happy and remind them of Nigeria probe 😅😅
I love this story cuz u taught him a great lesson on being honest. Thank u for your service.
I don't know how I stumbled upon your channel, but what you did was pretty cool. Sure did blow that kid's mind. The world needs more people like you .
I am really rolling my eyes at those excuses he is giving.
What do you mean?
Yes what he’s doing is horrible. But when that’s really the only option do you blame them? If my family was starving and that was the only thing I had, I’m sorry but I would do it.
Honestly I don’t expect Nigeria to have lots of opportunities like in the the US or UK. Life is rough and we forget that when living here in western countries.
@@MultiWolf56We don't need your pity.
@@kvo3542 Haha hey man. I forgot I commented this 2y ago 😂 but cool that you responded.
So if I remember what I was trying to say was that I was explaining why this scammer did what he did. I wasn’t saying the scammer was right or anything I was just trying to explain why someone would do what he did and what kind of situation would be needed to drive someone into crime. The scammer is still wrong but it’s like those court cases where a sexully absured (UA-cam will sensor if I type out SA) underage daughter kills her abusive father. It doesn’t make what the kid did but you can understand why she was driven to do what she did. It’s understandable but still wrong.
Good work, it's a never ending battle against scammers
Dude i love this guy man hes also helping them stopping with this
Dude you gained a subscriber with that line “I have a particular set of skills” 😂😂dude that won me over so hard I’m yours now 🙏🏾
The only thing he said about himself that I actually believe, the persons likely struggling. The school bits the same exact hustle a lot of strippers use, ppl eat it up, and want to help.
Exactly hard to believe some kid scamming to stay in school, most likely he dropped out of school because he saw his friends getting rich from just scamming.
Patiently waiting for the Nigeria music 😂
STFU nigeria is not even in the top 5 scam country go do ur checking
Are you here during the AD break too?
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@@francisnwadike9505 damn too bad no one asked
I am so happy I came across this!! I almost fell for it!!! My family is so desperate right now due to the pandemic. I lost my job in restaurants twice and now my family is being forced to move. Thank god I saw this video before it was too late!
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@Fabian John shut
@Fabian John LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOO
Bruh how do you fall for this shit?
@Fabian John up shut the :D
Scammers don't care to take your last cherry to feed your kids.
People need to spread this UA-cam account. You could save millions from financial ruins.
"And you'll be very surprised to find out she's in non-other thaaaan" I start prematurely dancing to Nigerian music ::ad:: DAMMIT!!!
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it was a well timed add
That had me too!
This actually warmed my soul. You did a really good thing for this kid...mad respect man.
Your video just saved me from a scam in a moment 🙂.
No words to thank you.
good to see and think these videos work to help people...
there must be so so many scammers trying and robbing mostly old people... it is kinda scary and sad as we are taught to respect our elders...
I think this is a very effective way of stopping scam. Befriend them, teach them, pay them and make them feel bad about themselves. Kudos, man
we in Nigeria are all trying to survive.. struggling to pay our school fees when we know that we won’t have any job after we graduate... we have no choice but to move into scamming because we need help and nobody will help us if we just beg for it.. trust me when i say that i am a student but i haven’t even paid my school fees yet till now🥺
so please.. don’t hate us.. we are just trying to survive.. i just wish someone can pull me out of this goddamn country
@@iceynuel9066 That's still not an excuse to ruin other people's lives. I'm from Iraq myself and I had a shit life, too. I didn't go and start scamming people.
@@MyReviews_karkan you think that they are happy doing that?? Nobody is saying that scamming is the right thing to do.. and this scamming of a thing decreased our crime rate to the minimal.. No armed robbery, no kidnapping..
can i ask you a question?? if i met you online and gently ask you for help.. will you help me?
@@iceynuel9066 no i wouldnt lmao
If this doesn’t do anything for you it should make you grateful that we live in places where we don’t have to result to scamming to make ends meet...
i live in the u.s. and we're inundated with scammers. where do you live? (btw that's sarcasm)
Westerners think of Nigerians as poor and dishonest and Nigerians think of Westerners as all being wealthy and not needing the money.
Both are extreme stereotypes based on misrepresentation and laziness. A few bad apples, on both sides.
@@petepeter1857 and your telling me this for....? (I’m looking around to see who cares 👀) lol
@@KillDozer187 ehhh... I see where your getting at but truthfully there’s a little truth to every stereotype tbh, but unfortunately the job opportunities in certain countries aren’t like ours which would make one think that the other is rich and would make the other (us) think that the other (them) are lazy... so at the end of the day no one agrees with scamming at all, but for some it’s life and death...
What's the difference , a lot of scamming is done in the old good usa. Ironically we are so ignorant to the fact. A few places, your insurance, auto repair or most repairs you paid for are likely to be some kind of scam, I work in the service industry and have seen a lot
You made me cry you you kept your promise knowing that he was trying to scam you🙏 You show him that its some real good peoples out here
God Bless You🙏
This guy is a straight up scammer. I wouldn’t help him at all. He could be faking that he is in money troubles.
same I don't think pleasant green should have given him the money
Them telling you a sad story after they’re caught is another scam in itself.
Exactly, cos they would continue afterwards
When I was in school many of my friends did it. So I won't be surprised if he's really a student in school. However, you are right many of them pivot to sob stories when they are caught
@@faa8882 Wait What? Universities are not free in Nigeria. What are you talking about? $200 is still a lot of money to many young people in Nigeria.
PS - I went to a private school and although we had much less incentive to scam but some of them have hopes of becoming the next hushpuppi or something
he also gives them money at end of the day... So who's really scamming who? 😂😂 Nigerians are good with sad stories. Trust me I am one lmao
dont you get its not
about whether his in school or not
he paid him for the information he got
You know, I just wait for that Nigerian tune 😂
Same
Fr
Thank you for paying this dude. This is intresting to know.
I love how you help out when they are being honest with you. Used to think scammers should get nothing in return but some of them just need help with something. I always get a text from these scammers saying they attempted to deliver a parcel and no one was home. I don’t believe it that someone tried to deliver a parcel because I haven’t ordered nothing in a long time so I know these are scammers.
U r such a BLESSING! God bless u. Thank u for helping people.
Gathered the intel...and cut him off cold at the end! You sir, have what it takes to join the Elite! What that means I have NO idea. Nicely done!!
@tyler_investment
this is his t-e-l-e-g-r-a-m-e username
he is reliable, sincere and reputable broker he is a great and a good teacher he is very much better than any other broker
@@NoraDunn001 You are a Nigerian scammer...
When I’m bored this is the best video to cheer me up
I really really REALLY appreciate that you also kinda help these people and leaving them with some dignity left.
Thank you!
lmfao love these stories, a side of me feels bad for the unfortunate who have no choice but to scam but another side of me keeps saying "its a scam within a scam"
I wouldnt feel sorry for a minute, they chose this life. The simple proof: there are literally hundreds of ways to make money online, most of them are perfectly legal. These a just bad people, blinded by quick money making and growing up in a bad environment in which morale is not highly valued.
That is very nice of you to send him money, and he seems like a nice boy, trying to get a education. 🙂
Thank you Patricia for your nice comment.
@@fredrichwillison378 you're very welcome.
Be safe, have a great day.
Scammer: You need to pay 200 dollars for the fee.
Me, an intellectual: *Why don't you just subtract the $200 from the $2000 and give me $1800 instead?*
Edit: idk why I said and. it was an.
woaah didnt think of dat
Scammer: Okay, you send me $1800 now and its okay.
Wow
@@Samiozd lol how ironic
Idk what the best part is "Me, and intellectual", just the "and intellectual" part or the fact that 'And' is a conjunction so you don't even need the comma, I'm glad your intellectual friend is taking the time to help you because you sure do need it.
LOL "I'm Batman" .... You are awesome! Love what you do and love your videos!
I like how scammers try to scam on a dudes channel who exposes scammers. 🤣🤣🤣
Well he did get the money lol even if it was for a different reason
Ikr 😆😆😆
Logically it is a gamble.. If scammer loses :eh he does it for a channel. Or scammer wins: okay this scam will work on anyone I guess..
More realistically they dont know of his channel
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I'm a Nigerian, i must admit, it's damn difficult to live here because of the government, the citizens see smart, but bad governance has frustrated most of them, although there's hardship, i still haven't tried to even think about scamming 😔
There are many other ways to survive, i create infographics for some Indian projects currently, and it's the same hardship that made me learn that skill, it all depends on the person's mindset though, my opinion
@Pleasant Green ok, thank you sir 🙂🙂
@Pleasant Green nice move though, not falling for this, i know you're not there real UA-camr😂😂
Move on bro
You are very based. Nice
You know what it's hard to live anywhere. Scammers need to burn in hell. Work any where. We all need money. Everyone in the world does but shouldn't scam to make it. America is so fucking expensive and the whole world thinks oh scam Americans they have to have money when 98% don't
@@ren-px9yl Completely understand your point, but it's kinda hard to compare living in Nigeria with living in the US
$200 is half a salary in Nigeria. That was nice of you
$200 in BTC is about 90,000 Nigerian Naira.
That's about 3 times the minimum wage of civil servants in Nigeria.
@@LegitFinance thanks for the correction.
@@martinezaaron1145 thank you more.
@@LegitFinance thank you most
@@floogalflambyn6805 No no thank you at most
It's so hard to feel bad for people who actually fall for this nonsense. Seriously, this isn't even a scam, it's just simps believing ANYTHING someone tells them.
“And you’ll be very surprised that she is in none other than...” *Ad break*
Just download UA-cam vanced
It is free and it can block all ads
So wholesome of an ending.
every time I see a comment like that on comments I always report them
To be honest, things are tough for Nigerians.. I am a graduate but I have never got a job with my degree and I decided to develop tech skills so now I'm into Data science and Full stack development. I'm still learning tho. But that's better than scamming people.
Who is this Ben Tyler? I only know Ben Dover, Ben Tyler sounds like a scamer 😒
I’m Gabe Itch I’m Ben Dover’s best friend
I love the song that plays every time the scammer is from Nigeria.
I'm curious what song that is.
@@lostfan5054 it’s probably an Italian demo track
Alright, I love this guy’s personality... “But if you don't, I will look for you, I will find you” I need to watch Taken again.
I got mine done through gghacksworld on Instagram
@@mikeanderson3095 joke?
@@lgcarr1 no I'm serious he did it perfectly today
@@mikeanderson3095 he did what exactly?
If the authority's say bitcoin isn't real currency and as some call it monopoly money why do they steal it off people saying it is proceeds of crime? Let them play monopoly and most time bitcoin goes down so much they dont make much at all.
Enjoyed this video. Thank you for your integrity and paying him.
This channel is so helpful that it gives a lot of information.
You're a genius man!
* braces for Nigerian music * (ad comes on)
Me: UGH
UA-cam Vanced, it has the ability to block adverts, you're welcome
@@shanematthews1985 UA-cam vanced is for virgins, UA-cam Premium is for chads.
@@user-qh8vm1me5w If you want to spend money go for it, not personally my cup of tea
@@shanematthews1985 He probably has an iPhone and can't get Vanced lol. Now he's mad about it.
@@shanematthews1985 Why use that when adblocker exists?
Dude, you totally deserve to use that Liam Neeson quote! That was cool of you to pay him out.
Stumbled across your videos tonight while watching coffeezilla, brilliant stuff you do here sir, Thank-you for your hardwork because of people like you the scammers and fake guru's are losing ground, how have you not been on Joe rogan or a similar podcast,
I lost $350 to a cashapp scammer. My friend recommended that I buy something from them. Needless to say, I'm no longer friends with that person.
That friend probably was the scammer
Details
@@theweredragon9887 No, he recommended the scammer to me in real life, we used to be coworkers, and he recommended the scammer to me while we were at work. The scammer paid him to "advertise" the business(Idk if he knew it was a scam at the time). He promised me that he knew the person and that they were trustworthy.
Wow, that is tuff, I been scammed for hours of worth of things on a video game once but 350 dollars is more than spending hours grinding on a game.
Was your friend from Nigeria too?
Batman🥰🤣 Love the sky logo 🥰
Thank you, their are many scammer in my country
I really enjoy that you are like a superhero of suffering scammers. Amazing
Once I tell them that they’re scamming, the block me immediately wtf unlike you, they still talk to you 🤣
Ben is to much of an angel to be ignored
I've dealt with several whom they swear up and down they're for real. Only had three admit to me.
Same whenever I run into scammers (mainly on selling sites like Depop-Letgo) they ghost me 😶
Every time he snags their IP address and shows that their in Lagos, Nigeria the music always makes me laugh idk why 😂😂😂
I feel bad for kids like that but they are going after other poor people. Looses any sympathy from me.
Same we’ve all been in some financial situations that made us want to give up but doing something illegal like scamming is not the answer ... doing good gives you good karma doing bad gives you bad karma and that’s a fact !
i think of it this way. how many people would steal a loaf of bread (aladin ref) to feed themselves or family? who here wouldnt do anything and everything to get medicine for someone dying that desperately needs it. people over there are suffering like no one in the western world could ever imagine or phathom. those that stick their noses in the air and righteously proclaim "i would never" have never seen or been in a situation that requires you to question or break your morality just to survive. i am a vet who served in Iraq. i have seen just a small sample of the suffering. school might not seem like a life or death situation, but not completing school would mean he would be stuck scammer for the rest of his life. you can FEEL the genuine heartbreak he has over this life, but sees no other option. just stop and think about these things really deeply before coming to such black and white conclusions. this is why i LOVE @Pleasant Green ! i know he sees and feels this.....
@@blahsaysme2u you are assuming an awful lot about the scam victims and of me.
@@teebee9903 no offense but your comment told me how to feel...if you want to clarify please feel free
@@blahsaysme2u that's BS.
I love your channel. You are really helpful teaching us about the different scams out there. I pretty much don’t trust anybody anymore because of how many scams there are out there. I don’t even answer phone calls that I don’t recognize. I figure if they’re legit, they’ll leave a message.
I also admire how you are able to talk to some of these scammers and many times figure out that they’re not as bad as some of the heartless scammers out there, and many times you will pay them for giving you some information about how scams work, what the newest ones are, etc. Some of these guys really don’t want to be doing what they’re doing, but are desperate. I feel bad for them, but they’ve got to understand that many of the people they scam aren’t wealthy (just because they live in the U.S.), and may times scammers will take every last dollar these poor people have.
Thanks again for all the good information you are passing along to your subscribers. I watch every video you post that I can find. Also, thanks for the kindness you show to people. A lot of other people might not do that today in our society where it seems people are so ready to jump down another person’s throat. I’ve been attacked for just answering a question (I thought) in a helpful way. Makes me less likely to comment on some channels.
Keep posting these great videos and I’ll certainly continue to watch. Oh...do you have any idea what percentage of young men in Nigeria are scammers for their job? It seems like 90+% of scammers are from Lagos, Nigeria! Also, some from Ghana, India, and SE Asia (and probably everywhere else in the world to some point).
Plot Twist: He is a middle age man and not a school child. Edit: Wow! So many likes!
That's definitely possible tho
You can be middle age and be in school
@@queerlibtardhippie9357 but he said he was a kid
@@peterlonjers149 Ye
At least he's been giving infomation.And he jeez...the way he describe his life...make me feel bad
“You’ll be surprised that she is in none other than....”
And boom he puts an ad. At least I know there’s a presidents sale at raymour and flannigan
lamo i got a gammerlyone
🤣🤣
UA-cam premium baby no ads here
You get to choose where your ads are
I have ublockorigin installed to block malicious sites, but it has a side effect I havnt seen a youtube add since I installed it
I kinda like these stories best. And the kid got more money in exchange for honesty than he did for 2 weeks of lying. Cool
Great job bro keep exposing these miserable scammers 🎉🎉
On one hand I kind of do feel bad for them. My family came from a country where there was almost no work. If you didn’t go across border you didn’t really survive.
I am a Nigerian, i have been watching your video ever since a woman told me about you... i think that should be December when you gave some Nigerian guys some shout-out job in Nigeria... you are so amazing with your skills.. the guy is right, no jobs here, and if you allow the money your guys throw around to motivate you, i swear you wont spend another second without you giving scamming a thought... Thanks for you have been doing for us, God will bless tremendously... "wow who are you lol" you are a God sent that diana never was....
keep up the hard work my friend! beautiful comment. i hope for a day when you all in Nigeria have better opportunities!!! NEVER GIVE UP! YOU HAVE MORE SUPPORT THAN YOU KNOW!
@@blahsaysme2u thanks man.. I can't wait to see that day
@@AITechTrendspotters I have read where you guys (Nigerian ) are some of most educated people as immigrants in the USA, you should put more emphasis on Forex trading
@@fuvjvjchxhc7063 Our Government is making it a hell to do that
@@AITechTrendspotters no, govt is not stopping you from trading in forex. They only banned cryptocurrency as a result of guys like the one Pleasant Green talked about. Stop giving out wrong information about your country.
Thank you for that awesome tutorial!
The most impressive aspect of the video was the advice you gave about staying in school and the $200.00 payment for info.
I guess the old saying is right...you can get more accomplished with sugar rather than vinegar. (That’s not it, but you know what I meant.)
I’ve worked with eBay...closing down hundred of illegal and counterfeit sites.
Thank you partner
I would give him 200.00 dollars if UA-cam going to cut me a few thousands for video and fews.
I hope that scammer stops scamming people and graduate schools and gets a good life later on.
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There might be some of these left if you are lucky
This is puuuuuure PRICELESS
This is so informative and you are hilarious. The Taken quote is my favorite!
If the Cameras wasn’t on, would’ve you give him the $200? 😂
Who else digging to see if the scammer commented? 🤣
htf did you know?
Lol he should have sent dogecoin
Depending on how long this video took to make, the scammer may not have commented.
Hahaha. Thats what i was doing.
I was the scammer my Instagram is @pics_portraits
0:34 when you realize you have a wife
Good thing the central bank of Nigeria has banned such transfer to naira. School is cheap here. With $200 he can pay school fees.
Are you f*ckn kidding me?
What institution is free in Nigeria?
I'm not in support of the scam, but which institution in Nigeria especially states (not federal) is below 100k??
I'll like to drop out from here and move there lol
I've been poor my whole life, using that is not an excuse to rob people.
Love this channel learned how to spot scams but I think people are pretending to scam him so he can make content
Nah
He tracks them down and starts the convo
He was lying about the school fees too. That's just an instagram begging tactic they use. If they can't scam you, they will try to manipulate your emotions.
What’s the name of that song that occurs when “Lagos, Nigeria” appears on screen?
mama africa
When you're so above that you just send money to a scammer for his time and answers.
200 bucks are a lot of money even for America, let alone Nigeria..
I made my ringtone into that nigeria music XD
i love it so much i wake up immediately when i hear that good ol' jingle!
Where do I download it?
@@Strdyaftrnoon you can just get a youtube to mp3 converter of this video and trim the video to where the music is, then repeat it for 30 seconds for the ringtone. Then you export as m4a im pretty sure, load up your phone with itunes connected to your pc, go to ringtones, and import the file.
we are glad you liked it 😂 🇳🇬🎵
Where is the music in this video? Can you mention the time stamp please
Love how you managed to get TWO Liam Nesson references in just one video. Nice!
6:44 IS ANYONE GONNA NOTICE HOW THE SCAMMER SAID "if you are lucky" AT ELEVEN:ELEVEN. WTF IVE NEVER SEEN THIS
Yeah that was cool. We all got lucky with this exchange.
A sad day when the words of a scammer are more interesting than people making genuine comments.
3:13 I have a bad feeling about this! 😂
Plot twist: Ben is actually a scammer and that's how he knows so much about scams and how to counter scams.
lol, hiding in plain site.
Very possible.
investment is the tiny line that keeps deferentiating the poor from the rich.
You're right
But don't know why people still remains poor out of ignorance
@@binibest6069 is not about ignorance but unprofessional broker in the market
I will introduce you to my broker Mrs Catherine woods she is from USA and her method working for me at the moment
wow I'm just shock someone mentioned and recommended expert Mrs Catherine woods
Makes me sad that people are forced into scamming to make money. Everyone deserves to make an honest living.