This Scammer Sent me $30,000 dollars by mistake, but got angry when he can't get "his" money back. • Patreon - / rinoapoison • Twitch - / rinoapoison • Merch - www.rinoapoison.com/ • Discord - / discord
One tried to scam me yesterday when I was having computer problems, I called a 800 help me number, it was a scam number, but when I was on the phone I figured what I was doing wrong! I told the person I figured out what I was doing wrong, and I didn’t need his help, he got mad and said “no I couldn’t figure it out” He had the exact same voice as this video! 😂 I hung up on him, he called me back, and said why did I hang up on him with anger in his voice! I hung up on him again, he called me back again and said stop hanging up on him! I had to block him from my phone! 😂
OMG,this woman would drive me insane if I had to talk to her. You can hear it in their voice when she drives these people crazy. She’s absolutely awesome on these phone calls. I laugh my ass off when I watch her videos.
USA & Canadian governments should ask indian govt to take action against these scammers I can easily understand their accent I wonder how they fool others
Lots of governments are putting pressure on countries that have issues with scammers. The problem with a lot of them is that they’re dealing with a troubled infrastructure, a massive population density, and many people who don’t even have a birth certificate. It’s not hard to disappear in India. Americans also say it perfectly well. “Why should we focus on the concerns of other countries when we have so many of our own to prioritize?” It’s just not as high on their priority list as things like deadly pollution levels, starvation, and massive national poverty rates 🤷🏻♀️ and I get that. This is why scambaiters exist. Nobody should be falling for these obvious lies in 2024. There will always be someone trying to cheat you. Be intelligent and prepare for it.
you'd think their country would be involved as well. many people from there are wonderful folks but that accent is now synonymous with fraudsters. not good for their country nor fair to the honest folks with that accent
Dude, when you kept talking over him about putting 300 or $687 (or whatever the amount was) and in frustration you can hear him go, 'Oh my god...' and I just imagined his facepalm while saying that and I lost my sh*t, oh my god this is hilarious, great content!!
I don’t know how it came up, but I just found this channel about two weeks ago and I love it. I think it’s because I watched the snowplow show since I love long videos of prank phone calls.
Well done Ms. Rinoa. I gain extra laughs when my computer doesn't compute their language, I just know you have irritated the heck out of them. Pity you couldn't give your cold to the idiot, hope you get better fast. Thank you for another thrilling episode. My Gran's recipe: Boiling water, big squeeze of lemon into it, large teaspoon of manuka honey, stir well, sit back and enjoy. Wear a woolly hat and keep your feet warm - hope this helps you.
"Over there, over there...how I hate those wretched scammers over there..."..I love when they say "I am glad to help you out.." which is also a trad scam phrase.
All of a sudden we all are speaking English the Indian Tech support’s way now: Each and everything, let me explain you, give a look, give a click, listen me, by mistakenly, oversmart, behind the bar, did I told you to redeem it,
my bank legitimately called me from number A, telling me to call "[bank name] money bank" at number B, neither of which was number C on the back of my card. calling the number on the back of my card, i waited over 6 hours on hold to be hung up on, called again and told the cc department was closed and to call tomorrow. another 3 hour wait the next day...
plenty of cases where an employee over paid a worker, then the worker spent the money knowing it's a mistake and faced criminal charges. It's deemed as theft.
@@percy9228 If your employer is a coke dealer I think police won't get involved. I have a sneaky suspicion that an Indian scammer isn't going to press charges
Hilarious that he thought that 'tricking' you into thinking you had no money would be helpful in tricking you into giving him money. Any reasonable person would be panicked and insist that they can't give any money if they don't have any.
I love your content, I have been enjoying your method of knowing exactly when to talk and be so absolutely irritating to those who are trying to make you their victim! I decided I need to pay up a bit and just joined your Patreon. Please keep making this excellent content, more often if you can!!!
I need a scammer to explain (as only they can) how I can withdraw cash from an account that they already emptied. Not only can I use this info, but they wouldn't need to scam any longer.
Rinona, I thought of a way to mess with them. Every time they tell you something, respond with a non direct answer. If they say “Do you see a black screen?” Respond with “yes, I do not see a black screen” They then ask “ you don’t see a black screen?” You respond “yes, I do not see a black screen” Keep playing with their mind. “Ma’am , do not touch your computer” You respond, yes, I touched my computer 😂 Ma’am your refund is “$140 dollars, do you see “$14,000 in your account? No , I see $14,000 in the account. They ask”you see $14,000 in the account?” You say “No, I do see $14,000 in the account “
Hands down, one of the most financially educational channels on RU-vid. The number of new banking terminologies I learn here is capable of challenging any graduate educational institutions out there. Period!!! Btw, I know the muffin man. He rug pulled my entire judo/water aerobics team "The Splash Pandas" after he promised his new coin, "Rising Dough," would be "the next big thing," but it turned out to be a total batter!
huhh Older folks do all the time. I'm sure you're grams or older aunt would. Teach them, cause I just had a call from my power company name etc. How easy would they fall for a calk from lets say "Medicare or AARP or their Banking institution name" Cmon There goes all the grandkids trust fund
I’m 70 and I did fall for a similar scam because I was desperate to unload something, was just adjusting to my new IPhone and felt like a straight up fool, even though I saw a red flag. It happens. But I don’t believe in the long run I’d fall for this type of scam. Boomers are used to civility from Customer Svc and their abusive approach would definitely send out red flags to most older generations.
What gets me is I’m not a scammer…just fascinated by scammer activity. If THEY had ANY sense they’d listen to these RU-vids in order to learn who is mucking up their business…and as soon as they hear a weird voice and impossible stupidity they would have a clue. It’s called doing your homework to assure SUCCESS. Unfortunately for THEM… they are too stupid to figure out how they are being scammed back. 😄😄😂🤣
@@johnmontana8540 Have you read the description of the channel? So many more videos I have not released yet. This also includes movies that are based on scamming as well. If I were to come on live it would probably be to review the scams and or expose them.
Do you know the Muffin Man? 😂😂😂 I love it when these scammers go crazy like this. Keep up the great fight and make these scammers squirm in their seats. 🎉
Only Rinoa can create a muffin man.. lol!!! You are the best...!!!! You make me laugh soooo much!! .. and you're giving them what they deserve!! So great you are!
Hope you feel better! You are amazing at talking over them and frustrating them to the point they have to be rethinking their life choices. (We could only be so lucky that they’d just quit entirely.)
