$50,000 GONE: Calling the scammers who did it! 

The Indian Government doesn't have a single shred of respect for the Liberal Government in Canada. They won't help us with anything now.

We Indian people are with you,make sure they get punished harshly.

Even we want our government to take strict against them

They don't care They don't They plan to announce their global currency system as the solution. As of now these scams are actually helping them with their "global currency as the solution" plan

if you’re in true trenches aka a bad neighborhood, police are less active, that’s with anywhere in the world, also if you’re rich enough, it really doesn’t take that much to change someone’s mind to turn the other way.

Yes, that 🇨🇦 bank will do that if they've been given the evidence. It's not easy, but it's more likely with the help of people like P.

Whenever I think of scammers I think of India.

@@biggestcomplainer they’re also in Jamaica (PCH scams) and Nigeria (romance scammers).

I’m also from India I’m also a victim mostly of Indian may be a scammer but don’t think bad about India 😥I feel bad

@@biggestcomplainer there are evil corrupt people all over the planet. And good generous loving people all over too. And just regular day to day people. Holding prejudice and hate against an entire people based on the few is very wrong. There are many many people in destitute poverty in India, who are honest. These scammers make them feel ashamed. And they're not responsible. How we win is not allowing hate in our hearts. Satan is the ruler of the wicked. So don't blame the innocent.

how about an informative letter and/or email to all of your customers that informs everyone about these scammers and what they are doing ~ I get these kinda things from my bank here in germany, even the start screen of their website is showing warnings about recent scams and how to prevent being scammed

​@Yasminh- A friend of mine was working with these scammers and he was sending all details to someone on usa who runs this business. So I guess the bank is involved

Sad

U banker sucks. U should aware these stupid people about these scams .

That would be priceless hearing them cry .

These indian scammers call me about my Amazon account and i tell them to go back to live in poverty and that sets them off.

Yeah it's a lot toned down to what some others do to the bastards

'Crying' doesn't achieve anything, you fool. Putting them in prison for 20-year prison terms, where they are locked in with violent criminals, is the answer. If you think 'making them cry' accomplishes anything, you are a fool.

@@YD-uq5fi Yup unfortuntately there is not many punishments deemed to harsh for the likes of these scumbags

Keep an eye out for red flags: Indian accent: cash app or cash cards, bank wire transfer, Bitcoin

It’s because it’s mostly elderly people with bad memory who fall for these.

There is awareness out there but some people choose to ignore it and think it won't happen to them .

Been receiving Medicare A & B calls, 5 & 6 daily calls all from my homestate, I hear the Voip sound immediately, then a voice recording in English, then get switched to India accents. Anyone else getting these? At my wits end...

@@boldasalion6436 I get 5-10 per day.

Paise ke piche bc kuch bhi karte hain

I’m Pakistani and just to say there’s good and bad in every country

99%? where you get that figure?

Oh thank God!

God bless the FDIC or whatever they use in Canada

Better being a skeptic than a gullible fool.

Then start a movement and petition your government to systematically shut them down instead of a useless comment here. I mean it. Your comment is not worth it. The police and the government of india should do something about it and you guys can petition that.

for what have you been ashaming of? Everyone here can understand that scammers don't rapresente the whole india. Although I am Italian I certainly don't agree with the mafia at all. Cheers.

What if the govt itself is a scam?

Stealing that much money. They all should be put in jail for the rest of there so called life's

​@@Acetowman Dude really? Does a thief deserve life sentence? have you ever been in a country like that? It seems like you were born a democratic country.....

True they thing they are working hard for the money "Hard earned" money, it's sick!

there are more people trying to actually stop these people than your one comment that you blamed youtube for not allowing it to "protect by placing your comment on top"

*The biggest problem is, INDIAN GOVERNAMENT OF NARENDRA MODI IS PURPOSELY ALLOWING THIS CURRY SMELLING INDIAN STINKERS to scam the westerners because it brings revenue in dollars and British pounds.* *In the beginning, there was some little action taken by the Indian police, but now they are part of it. You send a report to local Indian law enforcement and they laugh at you.*

what?

RU-vid is biased. They remove some of my comments too

Whenever I think of scammers I think of India.

You are living a fantasy if you think he is stopping the problem. His entire income depends on these people. It's a game, he's making money off of people like you who believe this is going to defeat this problem. If all of this type of scamming stopped tomorrow, he wouldn't have a bank roll. Be a realist for a moment.

@@Saltiren you don't get it, it's a scam. He's not stopping it. He's making incredible amounts of money off of people's belief that he is. And it's not in his best interest to stop all scamming, what would he then do for income? It's all a game. He can antagonize all he wants.

@@Saltiren clearly ppl are giving him money under the belief this will one day stop the scams. You just don't get it

@burgesj7 you don’t get it. Stop even trying to come because no one listens to haters like you. Don’t even try. Pierogi is trying so stop them. He gives people the money that they lost. How about you be a realist.

I love it too, but the problem is they'll be back online scamming people shortly. They need to start arresting these scumbags.

How much were you scammed out of? Please dont hold it against India, its not the nation's fault

@@BasedHSVdudeur police and government is in on it just see how cyber police response to complaints

You a victim

If you heard indian voice just shut it down…😌😌

Lol serves u right, it's the law of nature that poor ppl gets facked, like my ancestors who got colonized. I don't know why Americans and Europeans are acting so butthurt and crying like a b!tch They were happy when us invaded those poor countries and looted their oil in name of "bio weapons"😂😂😂

Lol would also appreciate some of that for Christmas for my son🎄

haha@@NairobiTeacher

Why does being an indian make a difference

thank you!!

Call police in uttarakhand they can do that.... BJP is in power

They are sick animals. They have no conscience for their evil doings.

It is the government's that should be held accountable for not holding the Indian government responsible for all monies lost.🤬

Trust me, the Indian government only cares about themselves. Their citizens are the biggest victims of scammers than those overseas and they still don’t care. I hope all these parties just wipe off and we get ruled by a Rationalists Party that prioritizes development.

*The biggest problem is, INDIAN GOVERNAMENT OF NARENDRA MODI IS PURPOSELY ALLOWING THIS CURRY SMELLING INDIAN STINKERS to scam the westerners because it brings revenue in dollars and British pounds.* *In the beginning, there was some little action taken by the Indian police, but now they are part of it. You send a report to local Indian law enforcement and they laugh at you.*

​@@sueladybird6923can I draft these scammers? I could use some cannon fodder for my Ukraine war and you could do with less scammers. Agree?

i lost 50.000$

@@Jemshit55for real? I’m so sorry, man.

Wow

Is it from installing an app?

Apparently a LOT of stores in America now have big notices and cameras on the Gift Card section, or people watching, because nobody reads the big "Are you being scammed?" notice. They are watching for (generally older) folks talking on the phone to someone whilst collecting many gift cards. Sometimes it's enough to ask them if they are being called by Amazon/Paypal/Whoever, then ask why do they want payment in GIFT CARDS. And why do they have an Indian accent? Enough to break the trance they are in, and point out that they are being scammed RIGHT NOW.

No, its because many companies have outsourced their customer support services to India. And that is why when people with thick Indian accent calls their victims they are fooled into thinking that they're dealing with an official agent from Amazon or PayPal. If these greedy af companies stopped outsourcing their costumer services to India amd kept it all within the US or Canada, you wouldn't be seeing this problem blowing up the way it currently is.

There's a ton we could tell elderly people in order for them to stay vigilant, but it begins with you at home, talking to your elderly. Don't depend on someone else to do it. 1) Most companies will never call you directly and ask for personal information. 2) If the caller sounds Indian or Nigerian, then its probably a scam. (sad but true) 3) Don't ever give out bank details over the phone, use a trusted site that has your information encrypted. 4) Question the caller about personal information to verify their legitimacy. Time for a lot of us to take action.

Sadly some of these people start believing the scammers over their bank service people simply because when they start hearing conflicting information they will just stick with what they heard first, not what makes the most sense.

Also vast majority of these victims are elderly who are not very good with tech and are more susceptible to being scammed like this. I have worked in a bank in India and you would be surprised how often even the well educated people here fall for such scams and the common factor is that a lot of them are like senior citizens with very limited knowledge about internet banking and cyber security basics

Well at least now we don't have to feel bad when it happens to him.

@@zombifiedpariah7392 at least he will understand it was his own fault if it does.. at least he better, otherwise just a lost cause. they do exist unfortunately

Some people are just arrogant.

That’s the part I don’t get ! I almost more understand when they make a Zelle transfer but when it’s gift cards that makes no sense to me

As someone who has worked retail, and stopped a scam in progress, seeing these people, in person, being educated or "sophisticated" has nothing to do with it. In the moment, they are frightened. They don't understand what's happening. How many times have you been swept up in a situation, found yourself in a panic, and done something that you'd kick yourself for later? That's how it is for these people. It has nothing to do with sophistication.

@@riversan90 Scared? I don't how scared I am, no one is going to make me believe that one of the big tech companies wants me to pay them back by going to the store and buying gift cards. Let's not mince words. This is basic common sense. I can understand senior citizens -- for whom all of this technology is new -- maybe falling for it. Then again, I've talked to octogenarians on the phone who call on the phone for support and they are tack sharp and understand tech as well as anyone.

@@Vicos No offense, but comments like these exist on many videos about scams and I also wonder what the point of them is. Like...congrats on not understanding people are different than you? Comments like these always talk about "common sense," but in saying these comments, youre also lacking the "common sense" to...recognize the evidence and reality in front of you? And/Or that not everyone is like you? Like, frankly, the concept of common sense is somewhat silly in the first place, but also, every video about this is evidence that that obviously "common sense" is...in reality, not common. And then these sort of comments are made and yet reject any explanation youd think such a comment would be asking for. "This is the way I think about it and it cant be any other way, whats 'wrong' with these people?" Like, at the end of the day, whatever, Im just curious of what the purpose these comments are made for? You wont take the explanation, so like...do you just want to hurt and put down people who have already gone through something that makes them feel awful? I just think thats hurtful and is unnecessary, I dunno. It sucks! Like, this sentiment and the urge to shame/put down people not only ignores the evidence that these scams are becoming more common (this is a statistic you can look up and ponder "If its 'common sense,' why is it increasing and not decreasing?" I urge you to! AND its even among young people), kind of lacks compassion and the sentiment of these videos/channels in general (to spread awareness, help people, to prevent others because this is a hurtful and serious thing that victimizes people even if you think YOU cant be victimized; especially since overconfidence is something that actually makes youre more likely to be victimized), and, like. The message of shame this sends is the reason why some people who get scammed/extorted frankly dont report, dont tell anyone and get the support they need after a traumatic even, and/or even kill themselves (e.g. the sextortion case earlier this year), adlbndalfkjn- Someone's already hurting and feel completely destabilized regarding their future and then they know theyll be treated badly because they for some reason deserve more hurt via people victim blaming them like its totally their fault and theyre so stupid and not...the people who took advantage of them and hurt them- At best, youre thinking about this in the wrong direction, focusing on the victim and not the perpetrator. At worst, youve just watched evidence and replied to someone who had in-person experience/would know more than you, and yet, responded, "This doesnt align with my worldview so it simply cant be true!!!" You dont seem to get victims, which is at the end of the day, again, is whatever. I dont get you and people like you, but Im not gonna act like youre lesser because we dont think the same way (maybe because of the hurt youre putting out, intentional or not). But if youre not gonna accept an explanation and/or recognize that people are different than you YET STILL deserve sympathy, you just gotta mentally settle with "It is what it is" and move on or something, I dunno.

Always credit the conman. They are fully responsible for tricking and harming people. I'd love for people to not fall for scams but our brains work the way they do and people of all ages have different information available to them and knowledge learned. It's embarrassing and scary and tragic, and we need to provide empathy and information to victims instead of shaming them@@Vicos

If you can get images (discretely) you could contact the local police, or if you don't trust those, send the images and any information (addresses, etc) to the EU head office. That just might trigger an investigation Europe wide.

@@ninemoonplanet Please do it, even Indians are fed up with this money laundering

And how did you get scammed?

@LaylaOlsen being stupid smh

@@marcushester2312 😔 please don't be stupid again unless you want to send me money. 😀 Kidding

@iamdeadicate4480 - I am very sorry about that. They should file a report with local law enforcement and contact their bank. You can also go to www.ic3.gov/ to report it and get other tips on what to look out for. Anyone that replies to you in these comments offering help, even if they use the Scammer Payback logo, is a fake. Do not reply to them.

Was the crime reported to the bank? The bank can stop it.

@user-ft8od3wt5u sorry but that does not look legit.

​@@Serraghostthey are scammers targeting your comment do not respond to them also the one that pretending to be perogi or scammer payback

@@maxp9598 what then is the best way to reach out?

@@Serraghost - I am sorry that happened but Pierogi does not tale on personal cases. Anyone that replies to you in these comments offering help, even if they use the Scammer Payback logo, is a fake. Do not reply to them.

@@TheBashfulScambaiter thank you. I appreciate the honesty.