EXPOSING Fake Disabled Beggars
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This is really disgusting!!!! As someone with an ACTUAL PHYSICAL DISABILITY this is beyond disrespectful! 😡💯
Seriously, my dad was a real amputee and it was nothing to joke about... This makes me angry to watch them try to scam people of the money they worked hard for!
My disability is invisible, but still very much there. I have been accused of faking multiple times...
This video is about FAKE beggers💀💀
I don't have a disability but my friend does and it actually annoys me that people fake disabilities to get money
These people should be arrested!
I absolutely despise scammers like that. As someone who genuinely IS disabled and genuinely DOES need help, evil cretins who prey on decent people give people like us a bad rap right off the bat.
As someone with autism, and ect, I agree these people disgust me🤢
These awful people deserve a special place in hell in my opinion 😤
@@TheBestDog
I also pass the time by making shorts!
Agreed, my friend!
Me too!
There isnt nothing more irritating than seeing fake beggar in street and asking for money 😡
Politicians wasting vast amounts of taxpayers cash is a lot more irritating.
I guess its better than them mugging people , anyway shame on them also
I'm disabled and all I can say is, I hope there's a special place in hell for these scumbags
Me too
@@Alleycatlove me three!
Are you sure about that
@erica rachel Perez sure about what? Hoping hell has a special place for disgusting lazy lying worthless scumbags? If they aren't sure, I sure am. Pathetic
@@ericarachelperez4643 yeah like why would you lie about it the 2 of you like?
Some of them are even richer than the person who gave them money
That's NO joKe too
Thank you for raising the awareness of these fools.
.yea
Yep
Hey, they cant leave all the fun to thieves and Darwin Award winners
👍
@Goose The Cat you are true and wrong at the same time
That second man who had props who couldn't walk was actually entertaining. If he just can do a street comedy show then he can make a living
exactly! he just needs a slight career change
Yasssssss
Clearly he was inspired by the Ministry of Silly Walks.
@@cuffed2479 lovely, now I have to watch that again for the Nth time 😂 🥰 😅
😂 he had me laughing out loud
Thanks for the entertaining videos! I hate scammers like this. We want to be generous and help others but don't want to be taken for chumps.
If you offer food/job and they refuse, they are scamming.
@@nadiabiznas8585 not true, many people don’t accept food bc some evil people try to poison the homeless
I usually offer people food and I have seen people who own a business offer jobs to people who are panhandling and they can normally tell those who are really in need to those people who don’t because a person who is in true need will normally take whatever job offer they get while people who are lazy will actually refuse the offer of a possible job offer because they’re not in need!! I have seen it several times on my local news!
And that's the problem, because thanks to these assholes I no longer believe in anything.
The saddest part is that in the US, these scammers could have their exposer arrested for assault, sexual battery, attempted abduction, holding someone against their will, and more.
for the fake blind beggars, just pretend to trip towards them instead, cops can't arrest you for tripping
also, most of these weren't in the US anyway, it's more of an issue in countries where begging can earn you more than a regular wage
How do you figure attempted abduction or holding someone against their will?
@@dianequince8761 It’s not a crime to lie while begging people for money. The individual begging has no obligation to be honest about their real life. Because no crime has been committed against the generous people, forcing the beggar to undress while not allowing them to leave is criminal. Assault for getting in their face + battery for pushing them around + sexual assault for forcing them to undress in public + sexual battery if you help them undress + holding someone against their will for not allowing the beggar to leave + attempted abduction if you use force to prevent them from going. As always, the laws are subjective and often subject to the officer's discretion. Finally the, the DA
I said the same thing. So, I guess America is the scam capitol of the world. Fish rots from the head
@@The_Blazement thats true, they earn really well.
I remember my mom was once approached by a beggar back in Edmonton asking for spare change to buy food, and when she offered to buy him an actual meal from nearby sandwich shop the beggar simply just walked away. She did this because of a previous experience where she handed a beggar money to buy food and they went straight into a liquor store instead, with no hesitation. She told my sister and I to never give money to beggars, and always to be wary of people who ask for it. It is a shame honestly because I really do want to help people but I can never tell if they really need help or if they are faking it. And with the rising costs of food, it makes this doubly more difficult.
I really want to read this very long comment but I’m so tired rn 😭
@@WillowTheStarKitsune Yeah... sorry about that. I tend to get wordy a lot of the times. I will try to edit it to be a bit shorter.
I live an Anchorage, Alaska. I've also been homeless. They will look you in the eye while they buy alcohol or illegal drugs with your money. Giving money to beggars isn't kind. Give to charity instead.
It's people like this that make me weary to help anyone out. You just never know anymore, and it's so sad that people do this crap every day and get away with it
I kinda view it as I'd rather give money if I have it because if I give to 5 people and 1 is fake I still helped 4. And even if 4 are scams I still helped 1 who needed it.
@@lexi6916 A good way is to give food or a drink, or something else a homeless person would truly need. I had a friend who used to make up little bags of hygiene products, who would add sanitary products for any females.
if they stoop that low then they are mentally challenged
several years ago i was on a city bus when i over heard 2 "homeless" people talking. One of them actually said "I make a couple thousand a week and i just have to sit there, why would i want to go get a job and get stuck doing something i hate" I is hard to give them anything after that even giving them food or other things like umbrellas or hat and coat. I seriously hate what this world has come to, you cant trust anyone because everyone has an agenda or something.
I've heard similar things, some making £250 tax free per day. Unfortunately others get caught up in drugs and thats a major downturn of course.
We see these scam money collectors at long red lights while coming off the highway. Most of them have more money than I have. Do not fall for this, they only want your money. Many of them own luxury cars, live in beautiful homes.
Oh man that's so disgusting to think that people like that actually exist out there and that some of them even get away with it for so long. Such leeches upon society should honestly just get caught more often before they can live out an undeserved life of luxury
1 bad apple allways spoils the bunch
Yes girl 😢💯💯💯💯💯💯
I have them in my city too. I’ve seen them smoking cigarettes and once one even pulled out his smart phone. Even just today a lady had her husband and son (I assume) sitting on the side of the street while she brazenly walked between the cars stopped at red lights and held her sign up at driver side windows.
I know there are people that genuinely need help, but people like this make it hard to tell.
@@silverthehero1295 so just because they were smoking a cigarette and had a cell phone you think they shouldn't be asking for change or aren't homeless? If that's the only criteria you use to make such a judgment I'd say it's pretty weak. JMO.
It's really sad because they are genuine People out there that are in need and These Idiots are making it hard for Them.
This video would be even more interesting if it included an instance in which the scam was subverted and the beggar is genuine.
Me and my girlfriend who is disabled spent several years homeless seeing and dealing with the worst of humanity. The scammers just piss me off. They all need to get exposed.
agreed! hope you're both in a more comfortable living situation now
@@BeAmazed Thank you and right now we live in a apartment in the middle of the ghetto. It might not be much but we are super thankful for what we have. We used to run into a lot more crazy situations like once someone refused to leave the inside of our car til she called the cops when I was getting space from my girlfriend. We feel a lot safer having a home.
@BeAmazed Haven't watched the video and won't want to as I don't want to glorify dishonesty & greed . However I'm over my offence at your burping in your last video. ♑️✍️🇸🇯🇦🇺
@@southernfriedwestcoaster u sad twisted freak
Faking being a beggar is one thing.
People who fake being a disabled beggar, like people who have ACTUALLY LOST THEIR LIMBS IN WAR, is something deserving of the death penalty....
I agree, both my grandfather's fought in the war and could have easily been injured but thank God they were not! 🙌🏽
@@Alleycatlove and I mean specifically those people!
Look, I dont have a prob with beggars (besides the ones everyone has)- I've been to to Las Vegas and seen countless beggars, people who can't act, people who try to sound like they're some famous rapper to sell you a CD that's complete garbage, and even people who've had their children out while holding the signs; and you can tell i'm serious because these are too oddly specific to be lies. And yeah, if you want to pretend to be disabled in some way, sure, go ahead, literally can't stop you.
But the people who specifically pretend to be ACTUAL veterans/soldiers of war and pretend to have some missing limb, body part, mentality issue, etc.? THOSE PEOPLE DESERVE A SPOT IN HELL!!! It's not just a matter of being disgraceful or disrespectful of people who've lost their lives in war, there are legitimate homeless veterans out there who've seen the cruelty of war and everything it has to offer, some of which have lost actual body parts and whatnot. So for some everyday guy with absolutely nothing wrong with him who makes his living by being a beggar, one who "lost his arm in iraq saving 6 children in a burning fire" or some BS? They seriously deserve a life sentence- and a literal one at that because it's actually illegal to pose as a vet X(!
So sad to exploit one’s children like this.
I hate scammers, they make it impossible for real people who have issues like this to get any help.
As a scammer myself I must say we are also trying our best to make a living
@@sparkybig9799 then why not find an honest way to make a living instead of scamming people out of their money
@@blackqweenmarsI’m pretty sure he’s joking lol
I just want to pipe in and say that not all disabilities are visible. I have been accused of faking my disability multiple times on public transport just because you can't see it on the outside. That said, it is usually pretty easy to tell if someone is genuinely faking.
Yes, this is very true. I'm also disabled and my disability is not apparent. People can be judgmental.
"genuinely faking". Hmmm
I have Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, and have faced many accusations of faking it because I look "too healthy" to be disabled. The one that truly sticks with me though is being told "you look too young to need a wheelchair", all these years later I still shake my head at that one.
@@lucretialee3691 I have a sister-condition of EDS! So I really, really feel you. I use a rollator and as a 21-year-old I hear those "aren't you too young" comments very often indeed
You're right, being a scammer is a disability.
You know what? This Pisses me off. I AM disabled. I suffer from a rare neuromuscular degenerative disorder CMT and I am only 52 and in the last 10 years have gone from walking to in a wheelchair. THIS IS NOT THE AVERAGE CASE, but people only will see a faker. People like This in this video make me sick and hard to know who is truly disabled or not.
I also have a neurological disorder and have flare-ups that require either a walker or wheelchair depending on the severity. That alone confuses people who don't know me very well so I usually try to give a quick, brief explanation. But tbh it almost feels like I'm defending my right to use the mobility aid based on the look they're giving me at the time. It's no wonder I stay home as much as possible.
I feel you... I went from walking 8 miles with no issues to using a rollator for short distances in 3 years, I'm 21. My disability is genetic and the symptoms are progressive, although the "cause" isn't.
Whats worse is someone like me who has all 3 types of adhd and people like to assume oh that just makes you hyper it doesnt cause anything else it does it can cause depression and a whole list of other things
@@matthewlivesay8876 adhd does not directly lead to depression
Most of these young children beggars are sent out to do so by their families, getting caught probably means a beating.. or they are 'street children' trying to survive, you rarely see them in the western developed world. Your disability sucks and it's a real sh!t blow for you🤗 , don't take it so personally regarding the beggars, they are few and far between and we have far more sneaky sophisticated scammers in our countries, the ones that can take all your money from your bank etc. I also have a major disability but it's not obvious, so even here, I am not considered. and thats by my fellow countrymen... the ones that park in disabled spots etc, they are the ones I have issues with, not starving people in India
Imagine getting exposed for begging
lol
Watching this while my sister eating ice cream reminds me of when around 2 years ago me and my family had brought some ice cream and encountered this beggar outside a Target store. He was begging for money for "food", so my mother told my sister to offer him some ice cream. He refused, saying it would "melt before he could eat it" and would therefore only accept cash. And man was I annoyed at that. Gladly I haven't seen him in quite a while. I really feel bad for those who are actually disabled and need help, it's irritating how people can easily fool others like this.
Ice cream isn't actually nutritious food, though. You can't judge based on him not wanting ice cream.
As a speaker of all 11 south African languages I can assure you that the truck driver knew/knows the begger because he says
Truck driver: "Walk properly"
The begger: I'm back!!!!
Truck driver: where have you been all along?
You speak all 11 language lol 😂
@@thandazile1672 yes
I fell for one of these scammers. I donated $30 to someone who said they had kids and they were about to lose their apartment. The very next day I saw a similar person in a different location in a different town. The language they used was almost verbatim to the first person I saw. At that point I knew I had been scammed, and I decided never to do that again.
At least my heart was in the right place. 😒
Right! And just one experience like that makes us unwilling to help out because we don't want be taken. I hate scammers!
It's happened to me, too. Your heart was in the right place. Now, I MIGHT only buy food or bus fare for them but not money.
Even the food I'm weary about after seeing a guy online running a scam for money and leaving the food someone bought him as trash. Also, last time I bought food for someone was during the height of the pandemic when my finances were funny and instead of the man saying thank you he says "what...no drink?" like he was expecting a four-course meal that I couldn't even afford for myself. I told him to drink water like I do, which was free and available to him at that moment.
J'avais l'habitude de donner a un mandient qui opérait devant la Poste,et un jour ma fille emménagé dans un petit immeuble,lorsque je vois le mandient entrer en face avec son petit chien,je m'étonne et ma fille m'explique qu'il se paye ses vacances ainsi😂😂😂😂
These people make life as a real disabled person a nightmare, full of ridicule, assault and abuse. They need to be stopped.
How do they? I am also disabled but beggars from countries such as India etc have not made my life a nightmare? How does a faker from another country cause YOU ridicule, assault and abuse? all the way on the other side of the planet??
@@beebromley Because everyone assumes that you're faking it, because they've seen other "disabled people" being called out. I've been hit, punched, sworn at, pushed to the ground, had my walker and sticks stolen by people that believe ALL disabled people are faking it just because a few on the internet are. That's why.
It's easier to beg as a homeless person than a disabled one 😮
In my home city, which is placed by the sea, there is a gypsy-lookin' woman who tends to sit with a tiny baby in her arms near streets and walkways near more tourist used places in the city.
Not much at the first glance, but I live there since birth and I tend to go through those places from time to time, especially during summer. I'm 25 now, but I remember seeing that lady with the baby since I was 10 and I have never seen her pregnant so there's no way that she had a new baby every 2-3 years.
In my country they hire children. Yes, you read that right. These people go to the poorest neighbourhoods and "rent" toddlers for the day for as little as five dollars each. One was caught when she was seen by a passerby who happened to return to the area where she begged later that day. She was getting into a high end SUV with the kids. An angry crowd formed and she confessed.
As a South african 2:01 is so true, once i saw a person who was on a wheelchair and a car was legit coming and the person stood up and ran😭🤣😂🥹
Lol I've never given change to disabled people. I have given it to homeless people with no disabilities. In my mind I've always thought they are greedy and play on my emotions coz they get disability grant. Good to see I was not wrong 🙈😂😂
im also in south africa
I saw one in Subway train, after he got the money, he quickly flee out of the train in new york city
It's way worse in cape town! Why do the police let them stand in the middle of a busy road?
😂😂😂😂😂
Those guy binding their legs like that are in danger of blood clots forming. Also, after a day begging, it must hurt to stand up, and take awhile to get circulation back into their limbs.
This video has a strong message. People must pay more attention to it.
In medieval England anyone found to be a ‘sturdy beggar’ by faking a disability had half their ear cut off so that everyone knew.
The south African beggar though 💀😂😂😂😂
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I once saw a woman with a sign that said "deaf please help" asking a bus driver to tell her when the bus reached her stop. If she's deaf, how could she hear the announcement?
I once lived in skid row in Los Angeles, and seen food placed next to people asleep on the sidewalk. Hours later, I saw that same food thrown in the gutter. The conclusion I made was that if they can't drink, smoke, shoot or snort it (or provide means to get such things) they don't want it.
I agree with you but just one thing I want to mention. If a person truly is hungry but you place food next to them while they're sleeping, they probably still wouldn't eat it because 1) they don't know the source (ppl target the homeless too) or 2) pests probably got into the food. I've heard of and witnessed situations where ppl and companies will try to donate spoiled food to get tax breaks or somehow feel good about themselves not wasting it (very illegal and akin to giving out poison to unknowing recipients), and many homeless ppl are not that trusting, even when you're trying to help.
I've learned for a long time that most people that need the help DON'T expect anything, and as shown here greedy self righteous ones don't need anything
Once I gave a homeless guy part of my meal I just bought minutes before. He asked for money to buy food, instead I gave him the food directly. He took it but wasn't happy and didn't even say "thanks" or something like that. He just took it and I went away. 5 seconds after I left, I looked back, to see what he's doing and saw, he threw it into the bin. I was very angry, because I could have taken it with me and eat it later. Since than I never ever gave someone anything again. Not even a Cent. My trust and hope in humanity for such people is lost.
Thanks a lot for exposing such people, it's really painful though, knowing legitimate ones won't get a dime from willing people due to such.
A lot of organizations make 'blessing bags' with snacks, basic toiletries, socks, etc. to hand out. More than once I've heard of those bags being refused or even thrown back at the givers. The fakers (of all 'abilities') make it difficult for those who actually need help.
I've also heard stories of people begging outside, like, WalMart, been invited to come in to apply for a job, and they've refused because they literally say they can make more money begging than they can at a more traditional job. As they then drive off to their 4 bedroom house in a new car. With their sign saying "homeless, need gas money" etc.
So very true and disturbing, they want to make tax free money.
Churches give out that stuff All the time...
People should be allowed to inflict the same disabilities that these scammers pretend to have, when the punishment fits the crime they would think twice about it.. these scammers make life even harder for those who genuinely need help and they should suffer severely for it
What makes me so upset is that some thought it was humorous to pretend they were actually disabled!
Seen a fraud about 20 years ago, when I was working for a security company. It was an elderly man, with poor but clean suit, soft-spoken, begging around the local restaurants. When night came, he hopped into a Mercedes SUV and drove off.
People scamming other people is as old as...well....people.
I been homeless before. It is not fun. I also never begged for money. One time I was holding a door for some people and I was handed a $5 bill. That was it.
in new zealand and aust police wont help iff you hitch hike or live out side.
Got a couple of families here in Florida who do the 'I got kids to feed' shtick.
There is an older man who sits at my local gas station, I always give him my leftover change and buy him coffees if it's cold. I used to give him cigarettes, and after quitting last October, I went to find him to give him my last pack. I look forward to running into him every now and then. I'll be sad the day he is no longer there. He is honestly a very sweet man down on his luck. We sat in my car and drank our coffees together a while ago when he told me his story and I couldn't hold back my tears. I wish I was rich so I could do more for him. He is always in my prayers. 🙏☮️❤️
These are the reasons why I don't help beggars. I'd rather help poor people who still works decent jobs than begging anyone for money.
Had a family of " refugees " playing violin in front of my local Walmart with a shopping cart where they were begging for food, clothes and money.
They had a full cart early in the morning when I passed by and when I came back at the red light I heard the violin still. Went to check out of curiosity and it was different items in the ( once again ) full cart and violin case full of 20's and 10's.
Decided to come back a bit later and wait for the closing. They walked with the cart for almost a mile before stopping at a house. Kids went in and the " parents " kept walking with the cart and at the corner was a van waiting for them. The doors opened and the van was reveleaded to be absolutely full of merchandise.
Called the cops on em for literally scamming people and it turned out that they were selling the goods on Facebook blackmarket below market value and had been doing so for weeks at different Walmart across the province. Police estimated that they received in cash donations alone, nearly 30K and that's not including all the food, clothes and toys that they sold.
Wait were they real playing voilen Or just playing a recording. If they were actually playing then what's the problem
@@bullymaguire5838 problem is that they had a big sign reading " refugees, any donation helps ". Wether or not they actually played doesn't make a difference. Had they had no sign and just played for goods it would've been a different story.
@@bullymaguire5838voilen 💀
Yes some people will always be fools & give away their hard earned cash to others.Why do some people feel sorry for these scammers when they are just criminals astounds me!
@@jennifergirling6850 yep.
My favorite was this guy who just got out of jail and needed money for diapers. I gave him 5$ and said not to come to my work again.
He got out of jail “again” less than a week later, forgetting who I even was.
Edit to scammers: We remember you.😮
1:06 "Where is your other foot?" 4X
"Show it. Stand up, please?" 😂😂😂
Those dudes are my fellow Filipinos.
I feel bad that they have to resort to lying like this in order to get any kind of money. A lot of these are in poor areas and sympathize with the desperation 😢
56 seconds
You don't have to lie to beg.
There is no sympathy from me to these scammers. Using a fake disability and or your children to rake in a sizable income is not sad. It's sick. You can catch me on a day I give AF about their life story, there is no excuse. I'd rather give money to people that genuinely need help and aren't scamming 24/7.
Me too, particularly the kids. I doubt many kids would rather do that than be playing or even be in school with other kids, and I was hoping they would be sent off with some food or something when they were caught.
It actually also bothers me that some ppl who do this make more than some ppl doing legit work; when begging can make you more than what someone going to work makes (i.e., companies are paying less for labor than what one can make begging), something's very wrong with wage policies.
I have a whole different view of beggers now after I got scammed three times. This one time it was a known "disbaled guy" that walked with a hunch where I work. Seemed genuine, helped him out a few times. Then I was walking home from work and happen to glance in an alley with other "disabled bums" and they was ALL standing and talking normal, joking around. Next day I see him and told him, your not disabled your a fraud. He said "So What?" straightened up and walked off. Pissed me off.
I’m sorry you’re pissed off
Disbaled guy
@@bottle3124lol what did they do to his balls?😂
@@blackqweenmars they disbaled his balls
@@blackqweenmars now he has no balls
I almost never give to beggars on the street, I DO give to charities to help people who need it but you never know who the scammers are
That’s a much better idea cause you never know on the street
As someone who actually is disabled, I can't stand people like this. I was once at a fast food place near a major intersection, and a nice new Mazda pulled up a few spots away from us. We watched as this guy got out in disheveled cothes, went to the trunk, and pulled out a sign and a pair of crutches. He walked, with no issues at all, carrying the crutches, toward the intersection. As he got near, he then started hobbling along on the crutches, standing on the side and begging for money. Was so sickening to see.
Just love to see these scammers faking losing a limb one day and actually losing them the other
The thing about McDonald's is they don't make as much money in the same amount of time. I never give them money, I offer a bottle of water and a sandwich. Or coffee. If they don't want it, they get nothing.
Same here
My mom was angry at that South African guy, she felt pity for him before, but not anymore. Thanks for letting us know about these deceiving fools.
The fact that these frauds exist tells me there are many good but gullible people that they take advantage of. It's sad that the people who really do need help are losing out because of these frauds.
Thank you so much for exposing these evil scammers. God bless you and keep up the great work !
Thanks for raising awareness about this! To be honest, I don’t even know what to believe! Edit: South Africa is full of beggars, real and fake alike.
first thing that popped in my mind for a lot of these is eddie murphy in trading places
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Ditto! LOL
I TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU KATY. I have CEREBRAL PALSY where I have a hard time walking on my own without the help of a device like a walker or wheelchair
There are people like this all over Las Vegas. Its disgusting.
Some of those beggars are really going to be having some health issues constricting their leg blood circulation for hours on end and other unnatural positions trying to mimic a disabled person
What about those who are filthy rich but beg on the streets for tax free pocket money? They’re why I only give food to beggars & not money. They & the other scammers are the reason the ones who are truly in need can’t get the help they genuinely need. These scammers are seriously disgusting people!
So true
These people are making the human race go backwards
Or the scams by millionaire-owned companies that ask you to donate things like vehicles to charity, only to turn around and sell the cars and parts for tax-free profits and give only like 2% of the proceeds to charity
in new zealand you do not hav too pay tax iff you sell strap metal or beg
Thanks for the upload! I know of many fake beggars over here in Vancouver.
This reminds me of something I once heard about. Basically this family would drive up to a Walmart in a car too expensive more your average family, wearing clothes that were the same, they would then walk into the bathrooms and change into clothing you'd expect to see on a beggar and beg for money outside the doors.
This makes me sad in so many ways as someone who was homeless
I still don't think it's right to pretend like your about to kick someone who's faking blindness, even if it's a scam
These guys are usually called jokers.
There's a subtle difference between a joker and a thief, a thief steals money, but a joker scams people out of money by pretending to be something they aren't.
1:06 Translation:
"Where's your leg?
C'mon, where's you other leg?
Show me, where's you other leg?
Stand up, show us".
Even when some injuries are real.. parents sometimes hurt their kids purposely so they can go beg and get some money for the family. never support beggars with money, instead give them a bottle of water or something to eat.
What country do u live in where parents are injuring their kids so they can beg for money? Seems to me if these parents are doing this type of shit in the US they would do it for a disability claim although depending on where u live in the US, like NYC for instance u would most likely make more money panhandling then u would from disability.
@@Slowmo1231 when did i say i live in the country where the things happen i mentioned?
@@Slowmo1231 btw the things i mentioned happen in mumbai. Big scandal and sadly involving hurting kids
@@jst_vjkisoensingh3236 well that's why I asked where u lived, I thought maybe it was a common thing where u lived. And yea idc what it's for harming a child is unacceptable no matter what the circumstances are, people really make me sick.
we need to stop this madness
Agreed.
In Scotland we had a gang of Romanians, one woman sitting on the ground with a baby, after a few hours another woman came along took the baby and sat down on the ground while the first woman walked over to a car and drove off!
Faking disability is so evil you might as well be the new Disney villain
I really am a double amputee, and i have to say im impressed by their creativity, sadly we live in a cold world, and im not going to be mad at someone trying to make ends meet, i just wished they didnt have to go to these extremes to make ends meet. But honestly this is nowhere near as bad as the scams of wall street.
You've got a point. Scammers come in all shapes and sizes.
Yup. Most ppl have pride and don't want to have to resort to begging on the street for money, even if it is under the guise of a scam. Scammers are bad, but like you alluded to, some are worse than others. Wall Street scammers aren't impoverished and will still take ppl's life and retirement savings without thinking twice
My question for the teen or anyone who legitimately needs to do that: how would they get that far from their house and onto that stone wall without any crutches, a wheelchair, etc? I’m genuinely asking. I guess one really long crawl?
In Cambodia there is a woman who walks around begging for money for formula. She doesn't need the money she scams you to buy it then she sells back to store and they get a cut to. Our tour guide warned us and my wife and I actually ran into her. She tried following me but she failed harder then my math exams from school.
That's a common scam in India as well. Beggar with a baby asks tourists to buy milk powder for the 'hungry' child (who more likely as not may not even be theirs) then lead the tourist into a nearby store and select a premium brand and the tourist , unfamiliar with the prices of local goods, is charged twice as much as the shelf price by the cashier who is in cahoots with the scammer and after giving the item to the beggar, the moment he leaves, the beggar goes back to the same store to refund the item and gets their share of the money.
these people are going to make actual disabled beggars also look fake
This was excellently presented. As someone who is disabled myself this really annoys me. The best way to help is to ask about, see if the person is known as genuine. Alert a local charity who might be able to help them, and the authorities if they can help guide, help and advise those in genuine need. Police if you suspect they're fraudulent, trying to expose someone and you're wrong could be catastrophic for the disabled person. Each country, each area will have different support systems. But children begging can be genuine, they can be forced into it, that's an Horrendous heartbreaking situation. Good subject, expertly and kindly handled, well done Be Amazed ❤
There are places in the world where a gut feeling alone is justification to forcefully pull another person’s pants off. Careful not to do that to a person who is genuinely disabled. Glad they got caught though.
I was surprised about that, too. People pulling strangers' pants off or accosting ppl that way, the occurrence of these scams must be high but there has to be times when the accusations are wrong
@@aantaa.7618 And depending on the nature of the disability, the disabled person might be helpless to do anything about the assault.
In my city there's a whole bunch of guys who try pulling the "I just got out of jail/the hospital and need some money to get the bus home." They approach you giving all kinds of compliments but the moment you say you don't have any cash they get mean real quick. Though one time a random dude asked me if I had 75 cents because he wanted to get drunk and was short that amount to buy a forty ounce. I laughed, gave him a dollar, and told him to have a fun night. He was honest so I was like sure why not.
Loved all these , would love to see more
I feel sorry for those beggars.. just acting disable for money. That’s disgusting but still sad.
It's pathetic. Not sad.
They are fit to work, disgusting people.
I liked the video only because you exposed these thieves for what they are. It's disgusting and they should be ashamed of themselves!! To them - think about what you're doing. One day that might actually be you and maybe nobody will help you. Then you'll know what it's really like. As an added note- I do like your videos but to watch this made me mad. Please keep up the good work 👍
I don't give money to the homeless, I give them applications to mcdonalds.
How do you do that when paper applications don’t exist anymore
I see crazy people and beggars in my town in North Carolina somewhere.
KARMA will get them
Maybe one day he'll actually be disabled and appreciate how unfortunate it really is
As i don't have a job, i might soon end up on the street. I currently live on what little the government can provide. Because i have autism and ADHD, i literally do have disabilities. It's mental disabilities, but still. I never asked to get any of it, but what can i do about it? Autism and ADHD doesn't have a cure, so i can't do much, and we live in a society who doesn't care much for actual disabled people.
It was preventable, so sorry that your parents didn't get an early diagnosis for you kiddo.
I just will keep you lifted up in my church prayer
@Alicia Schneider preventable?? Autism and ADHD are NOT preventable, they're genetic
There are beggars that are addicted to drugs and the like sitting in parking lot, shopping centers, intersections and more! One time I gave someone that was begging in a local shopping center and gave him $1 and then he went walking away after I gave him the money, come to find out that he is a drug addict. I have not seen him in a while.
It goes to show that beggars get money to satisfy their addictions.
Thank you for another AMAZING video! I watch this channel like every day! Keep up the awesome content and educating everyone!
There used to be this beggar by the 7-11 on use 41 right before you get on 275 to go over the Skyway bridge. I saw this man for months begging there, one day I watched him walk behind the 7-11 put his sign in the trunk of a Porsche, change his clothes then get in and drive away. It was not a 300k porch but it was a 100k Porsche for sure. Then I saw the man at a different location and ask him how his Porsche was running and he acted dumb. My painting crew called the man out every time we saw him from that day on.
Well that's all true, but most blind people actually have better senses than normal people...
So there is a pretty good chance they heard or felt something that might be associated to a kick or punch...
Edit: Also there are many types of blindness, even the "Full Blackness" type of blindness, some can still see the light... and others might simply be able to see on their sides only... there is also color blindness... and alot more!
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True! They can feel the wind coming at them from a large purse being swung so close to their face or hear the rustle of clothing moving quickly and, from prior experience, know what to expect is coming next.
Also blindness is a spectrum! Many blind people can still see movement, shapes or lights
@@astralb.2647 there are many types of blindness too...
@@terriwetz6077 that's a superpower I wish I had
Take into consideration that if someone needs to fake disabilities and ask fore any spare change, they probably need it more than you think, for most of these people its their last resort.
I know some of them just do it for easy money but those are only a few ones.
True. However, in some areas, people can get more money begging compared to working a full time job. Many probably started off as poor and continued to beg because it was easier.
Or they don't need to fake a disability or use their children to beg?
If you're truly down and out, don't scam people. As you can see from the woman in Manhattan, she clearly had no need for help. It certainly isn't the case for everybody, but I have no sympathy for people who cheat and scam, no matter what their life story is.
I see the same people begging day in, day out; standing up in the islands between cars for hours on end.
They can do something if they are able to withstand the harsh elements, holding a sign up while staring down the drivers for that extra sympathy gain.
Working a typical shitty job for little pay may not be feasible for some, but at least learn a talent to earn money instead of scamming or standing with a sign, looking pathetic.
Poverty and homelessness is a terrible thing to go through, as I have experienced my entire life with an actual disability; but I would never be caught dead using my story to beg.
Yes. Most ppl have pride and shame and don't want to beg on the street, even if it's a scam, so chances are they started the scams out of desperation. But too many also decide it's a career choice instead of an act of desperation
I live in Anchorage, Alaska. People will look you in the eye, claim to need money, and walk directly to a liquor store or directly around the corner to buy weed or illegal drugs. They have gotten increasingly aggressive and insistent because way too many people give them money in exchange for their antics.
I no longer believe giving money directly to beggars is kindness. If you want to be kind, donate to charity.
1:20 this is Filipino for the translation
"Where's your other leg?"
"Where's your other leg?"
"Where's your other leg?"
"Show it, stand up"
Nice video
I once tried to help a teenage girl who claimed to be homeless, however, when I called a local shelter to find her somewhere to live, they told me she was faking it and had a perfectly good home to go to. I was absolutely livid!
I was actually homeless as a teenager but I never resorted to scamming people.
Had the same thing many times offered a room .Al of a sudden they had somewhere else to live including a 12 yrld .This is in Australia so not a third world country..These people are criminals & should be treated as such. I believe the real homeless don't go begging.
I was once driving through Albany, Georgia and there was this couple on the side of the road claiming to be homeless. And the man was wearing under armor shirt and pants and he had on a pair of Jordans while the woman was wearing a bright blue sundress. And they both were relatively clean looking
P.S. I emphasize the issue about beggars with children walking around with them because apparently, it is a modus operandi in the Philippines wherein beggars will buy children and infants from God knows where and pose as a miserable family who begs strangers for money to survive. And despite their display of poverty, they actually end up earning more than a regular working person in a daily basis. So, I have zero empathy for them.
Your no fool
used to see these beggars with the tied up legs all the time in china.
I do recall one guy that i used to see daily in china around 20 years ago. He never asked for cash though and would just take food out of the street bins.
I still remember one time seeing him sleeping outside of a bank so i gave him a few notes. He woke up and ran after me throwing the money and scraps from the street at me. Would never even let me buy him food. I literally had to go to shops and buy snacks or restaurants to get take out and then pass him and place the items in a street bin so that he would take the goods
Pride is a hard thing to let go of...
@@Alleycatlove i used to see him daily for at least 4 years. i always suspected that he was maybe a monk
We had the Shaky Lady in Toronto during 80s and 90s. She parked herself at Yonge and Bloor. Turned out she lived in a nice apartment in an expensive part of town.
If she was living the good life then why beg? That is sick!
The "Crutch Scam" is common in London, England. It's used often by Roma Gypsies who work in organised gangs. They get dropped off and picked up by people driving expensive cars. Miraculously their so called disabilities disappear when they get picked up as they put their crutches in the boot of the car.
There was a fake scammer in Sacramento CA. in the early-mid 1980's. She would sit downtown from 10am to 2 pm. She would get the government workers, high-end lawyers and other well paid people at lunch hour rush. She made 250-400 dollars and often more, daily. She lived in a $500k home and was only exposed when a friend/neighbor had to be in the downtown area for her lawyer.
And then there's the family of four (none of them were disabled) who begged in the Rogue Valley Ashland/Medford OR. area. They begged in the street using their kids for sympathy, on the buses, in restaurants, the mall. Making enough money to send their kids to private schools, live in the better hotels and eat in restaurants (not fast food places). When confronted they had no shame and would become very aggressive towards the person. They soon made it too hot to do their panhandling in the valley and left the area.