Lol, worst trick in the book. How could anyone actually fall for that? I have never ever ever traded bills for bills because that’s part of the scam. Hilarious if you’re dumb enough to fall for that.
He received a $20 back but took the $20 and swapped it with the $1 and told the cashier that he gave him a 1 dollar bill so he was trying to get the cashier to give him another $20
It’s actually manipulative. Had this happen to me, but the customer said they had given me four $50 notes when I was 100% they had given me 3 notes. This being around Christmas, the customer obviously thought I would just give them the odd $50 and let them be. I made them wait 5 minutes while my manager snap checked (counting up the register) to see if the till was $50 over. I was right.
interesting he's using a common psycological trick called pamella effect i think basically you tell someone they did something and say remember causing them to think they just forgot obviously this failed but interesting he went for it also i probably got the name wrong
Scammers are such gawd-awful human beings. What a pathetic existence they lead.
"You gotta give me a minute man I'm on the phone, I mean im busy." Lmao
Funny title, its like saying how to buy things for free
Lol, worst trick in the book. How could anyone actually fall for that? I have never ever ever traded bills for bills because that’s part of the scam. Hilarious if you’re dumb enough to fall for that.
Yes you are right
He don't need any customers I'm pissed
what did he do?
He received a $20 back but took the $20 and swapped it with the $1 and told the cashier that he gave him a 1 dollar bill so he was trying to get the cashier to give him another $20
It’s actually manipulative. Had this happen to me, but the customer said they had given me four $50 notes when I was 100% they had given me 3 notes. This being around Christmas, the customer obviously thought I would just give them the odd $50 and let them be. I made them wait 5 minutes while my manager snap checked (counting up the register) to see if the till was $50 over. I was right.
The black guy gave him 100$ and got 20$ in return ???
I dont understand
Hye Nenad, he wants to change two $10 bills for one $20 bill, but when I gave him the money he switched for a $1.
government's call it ultimatums!
interesting he's using a common psycological trick called pamella effect i think basically you tell someone they did something and say remember causing them to think they just forgot obviously this failed but interesting he went for it also i probably got the name wrong
this is easy, sell something of value! a commodity people governments do not want you to have!
No use. Camera never lies.
Hidden fees
He a magician
hahahah
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