GlitterBomb Pranks w/Mark Rober 

You're doing a pretty great job. Hats off to you

Thank YOu!!!

Put asofoetida in your next glitter bomb. It's a spice used in cooking. It stinks to high heaven and makes fart-spray seem like French perfume!

Production skills = Leveled up. Nice work 👍

Great video man you are a hero for real 👏 🙌

Same here. Let them try to scam me. Well see just gets scammed!

Good man salute

@@internetfamous5491 I have at least ten of these cllsa day. I hang up and block them but on ten minutes they're calling AG n. I can't believe anyone would be gullable enough to fall for it. It is a hame they're getting away with this. I guess we can't prosecute because they're in India and other corrupt places

Thank you for your service and welcome home!

@@matwhite7155 bet he's a peach of a guy!

That's hilarious. How true.

Not really true, its just difficult finding out how to call them, and you cant really blame them or they would get millions of calls a day. Stupid people who dont read the directions on what they bought and are having some simple problem, or they dont read the description and are mad somethings not black when it says its purple

Not to mention that almost everyone of these scammers seem to only speak with an Indian accent. I’m not saying that all scammers are Indian but these days you can’t be too careful.

@@Redspeciality It is actually very easy using the contact feature.

Or simply does that Indian accent sound from Florida

she has good customer service skills, only if she used it for good

"We have found a suspicious activity on your account and we believe someone is to do fraudulent activity on amazon." Yep well spoken indeed.

@@GentleWruzzPuppet um, for being a non native speaker, she’s really good at English.

I feel sorry for the guy who marries her or is married to her. Poor guy is going to be manipulated and reduced to nothing by Christine.

Terrifying good in keeping the accent consistent through the conversation. One detail though struck me: she was trying to keep a British accent, although she said she was living in Florida.

This sounds like the Christine from Kitbogas video who sang w him

The tell tale signs of a psychopath.

best part hahahah

Rickrolling scammers

🎵 Never gonna give, never gonna give 🎶🎵

Omg I thought I was the only one who noticed the joke

As someone who uses scripted patter for very different purposes (namely close-up street magic), it can be very easy to get caught up in going from step a, to step b, all the way to steps g and h, all while making sure your hands are in the right positions, your patter (essentially your scripted talk through the trick), and your angles are all correct. So easy, that if you’re not practiced enough or if you’re overly nervous, it can be very easy to miss nuanced responses from the marks. Im not saying we should feel bad for her. Not at all. What she is doing is despicable and deserves condemnation. I’m merely providing a bit of insight into how/why she missed it.

Ooh I like that idea!

Your mouth to God's ears.

Not quite the same but BBC Panorama did a documentary on scam calls with Jim Browning. It actually got a call centre arrested

Eventually, but not too soon - don't want the scammers to know how much we know about their operation!

This is such a fantastic grass-roots effort. All of these channels working together is more efficient and interesting than much of the content thats on TV anyway. BUT - Netflix/Amazon/Hulu, etc provides a MUCH bigger audience. I am all for it.

The government is the biggest scam!!!

Probably the government is involved somehow. Probably, because it gives them the perception that immigrants have "jobs". That perception is not shared by the general public, though, but they don't care.

Where are the 2 replies?

This government is probably involved in it

India a dump

yeah I got it on the wrong video rip lol

@MIchelle Porter The "PI" was another RU-vidr.

@@realisticpenguin7003 that’s actually incorrect. It was a PI.

@@ScammerPayback maybe a PI with a RU-vid channel 😂👍 Love the clip! Hiphophurray

I worked for a PI firm before, it’s a lot of insurance fraudsters and cheating spouses.

@@realisticpenguin7003 ha wrong

Came here for this comment 😂😂

and monika

😂😂😂

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣she was so nervous, she didn't realize it.

Yes Rickrolling w Rick asley , never going to let u down.

If you've ever paid a tax, you've been scammed.

Was the money in your account real though??

I was almost taken for $79….luckily I accidentally hit the wrong button (they would freeze your screen back then but all you had to do was close the window). I accidentally closed the window and EVERYTHING clicked in together in my head like dominoes lined up. My computer worked so I no longer need to pay for emergency support. Flash forward 15 years and when comcast or any other company connects me to India or the Philippines for tech and I immediately feel the hair on the back of my neck rise up. And then voila I am practically in a murderous rage.

These films should be shown to oldies while they are waiting for their vaccinated spots on their arms to dry up. Who has the patience to go through getting scammed like this? - even if they are extremely lonely and inherited lots and lots from their husband.

Prison?no no these crimes warrant the sort of justice im sure everybody else is feeling on par with pedos....

Sure, prison. The big fire one with little pitch-forky demons. ...yeah I'm saying kill them all.

I dont think prison is scary enough.. death penalty is my choice for these scumbags

@@ytcomms3945 it’s a difference in mentality between their generation and younger people. If I had some place in India dump $50,000 in my bank account I’d tell ‘em to screw off and get a lawyer but people from older generations were conditioned to pay all their bills and take care of debts. That’s why they’re easy targets.

If only. The local police have proven inconsistent and mostly ineffectual.

That is a happy dream.😌

@@davidwilson6577 Very high chance that the organization behind the scam operation is buying off the police, so police will leave them alone unless it gets social/media attention.

Imagine Christine goes, "I was going to be your granddaughter...family!!" And see's its a guy. The look on her face!! 😂

YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THE LAST OF VIVIAN H. ROGERS!

I DIED she had no IDEA what he was talking about 🤣🤣🤣

I’m so sorry this happened to your mum

I’m so sorry!

Sorry about your mum 🙏🏽

@@robbyz512 fk off

Your mother would have been so shocked and really gutted by this. Well the whole family I guess would be affected, I hope you are all supporting each other. It almost happened to me and it was a horrible feeling. I can understand your anger, chin up and on we go.

Are you ok with the government scamming tax payers??? Get an education you one dimensional simpleton

The same bastards will keep calling to get the old person they want to speak to, since they have auto dial numbers from a list. They try to call my 91 year old mom, where I live. You recognize the voices. A few actually have the name and say can you put "xxxx" on. Literally just ask them who the fuck are you, at that point. You already see the unknown number on caller ID, and any legitimate person would announce who they are. Only good thing is that it seems possible that the phone company or whoever gives them the numbers, somehow knows there's something going on. They shouldn't give them the numbers, but most of the numbers seem to be from economically devastated river towns from around the area, with major drug problems. They're not local scammers, but they want local numbers to call people from, thinking it will help them. It's as if whoever gives them the numbers knows something isn't right, and figures that the least they can do is give them a "special" number. When you see the location, it would be like seeing "Camden NJ" on your caller ID, if you lived in the suburbs of Philly. Hopefully most would say "Hmm, looks questionable".

Knew to hang up or play along and waste their time? Both are correct answers 😊

Sooooo agree!

The ink packs from banks

That would be awesome for glitter-bomb 4.0!!! 😆 *INK AND FART SPRAY!!!*

Sulphuric acid.

Wow, clothing security tags spray permanent ink. Cool, I didn't know that!

I’d say it’s mainly because the actual customer service people are trained to do that and in order to be convincing, they need to replicate that.

"The power of deceit is how close it comes to the truth." -Missionary trainer who I (sadly) forgot the name of

@@VidralliaArchives wrong, its how consistent it is, and how complete it is, and how consistent it is with their (incorrect) beliefs. all parts of the lie should follow the same logic, or a rational person will detect an inconsistency. being nice has nothing to do with truth.

many are prob rejects from actual call centres... who decided they can make more money scamming western people .. they have no issue robbing people's life savings... makes you wonder doesn't it...?

I know right

Yes

@@Gavin-mr1zs I hope he's a good guy but boda scambaits really helps u, I had a problem and he helped. This guy doesn't want u to dm him

@@Gavin-mr1zs or it could be he's doing it in story form. He also does file deletions.

@@Gavin-mr1zs Are you kidding? I get around 5 scammer calls per day on most days-- yesterday Social Security, Amazon, car warranty, and cash buyer for my home. And I never answer them, but let them go to voice mail. . If I started answering them, the numbers would most probably increase since they sell and share lists.

The"cops" are in on it. They receive mucho $$$$$ 😐

So sad. They must be stopped!!!

Someone close to me got taken by one of these. Luckily just for a few hundred and they got the charge reversed because it was a standard credit card payment. Man, someone gives instructions like this to someone I care for, there's going to be more than glitter in that box.

@@slowjamcdub The only way they are going to be stop is if people stop sending the money! People need to wake up once they start asking you for your account information hang up and block!

Parasites don't care about the host

It is fucking disgustingly vile!!!!

WHY IS THIS SO FUNNY

Lol yea

@@Eva-qv4ii Thanks, haha

In my part of the world, it helps me sleep well.

Yes

Yeah, one of those “Microsoft Technicians” called one morning and got my husband (knows zip about computers) all kinds of worried about the “virus detected on my computer”. But he told them he’d have to have his wife call back and took their number. I promptly reported the number to my state Attorney General’s scammer line. Some states do have some law enforcement looking into this awful issue... I’m waiting for INDIA to man-up and do something about their population of scammers. If Trump was in his 2nd term like he should be - he’d do something about these criminals.

That’s awful. I think some of the most kindhearted people fall for these scams because they trust people and can’t imagine someone would betray them like this.

@@boomer1954ful It was going on through his entire 4 years...why not do something then?

@@boomer1954ful I'm waiting for India to do something about their population.

@@kayb9979 like what

Nor will they call you for a real refund...you have to go through so much to return a $10 item!

They do pretend that they care to the customers. Such as giving you a refund on things during the pandemic without you sending it back. Or if you have a problem with the delivery always ask for a inconvenience credit. Also they do give a moderate discount if you have food stamps even if you don't use Amazon fresh just load your food stamp card into your card revenue and you get a decent discount you have to redo it every time your account lapses though. Granted it is just pretending considering that I also have been getting charges for Amazon music over and over and over again no matter how many times I canceled call into cancel it call into canceled again call in to cancel it again I continue getting the charges so clearly they're trying to charge me on the back end without me noticing it... Most recently they were supposed to refund me for 8 months of Amazon music that I did not want and I had canceled beforehand but I only got 3 months back so far.

Also, they will never talk about their work benefits and complain about hours

They prey on the fact that older people value and seek out personable customer service. That’s what they’ve been used to growing up.

Tell the tale man....!? How'd you do it? :)

I got tricked about exactly two years ago too, with a Microsoft pop that freezes your computer and won't let you use it unless you press the power button off. Didn't know that at the time and called them. They tricked me, got my numbers so were able to track my keystrokes. Only pure chance I didn't have money in my account, but I was set to send them about 150 on my payday. But during the wait the cogs upstairs starting working and long story short I never lost any money. But did close down my email and bank account.

I am so sorry to hear that ma’am. When you are ready to start recovery of the funds, purchase 5 amazon gift cards of $500 and let me know when ready to proceed.

Underrated comment. I think having rules like this is so important to share around

One time years ago I called Microsoft and they had me installed something so they could control my computer. They installed Microsoft office. And then they had me uninstall the program for them control my computer. It kind of freaked me out at the time. I had never heard of these scams back then. I dont think anything bad happened though. I paid regular price for the software...

@@charliepetersen2815 Yes, that's true I called them. I try not to be judgemental of others, but I can't imagine believing someone who calls me and says "this is Microsoft, Amazon, etc." One tricky thing is when you enter a website incorrectly and it takes you to a scam. I'm glad I didnt misspell "Microsoft" and then call a fake number... My friend fell for the "Roku Scam" she said she was following the instructions on the box, it had a phone number or website to set it up.

@@username9999 I'm sure they didn't black out your screen, right? The person helping you let you see what they were doing to your computer to fix it. I had to contact HP customer service a few months ago regarding a new laptop I just purchased from them. HP customer service had me installed team-viewer so they could determined what was wrong with my laptop and fixed it or if I needed to mail it back to them so they can take a look at it. I saw everything he was doing to my laptop and asked me if I had any question regarding what he were doing to fix my laptop. He never blacked out my screen either so I saw everything he were doing. Once done, he had me uninstalled team-viewer.

If a stranger calls, ask who they're trying to reach. 99% of the time they don't know your name, the rest falls apart after that. Encourage seniors to call someone they trust (their child, the bank) if they get a strange call. And the third thing I'd add is if someone asks you to lie for them, that's reason enough not to trust them. If there is a legitimate problem, discuss it with your bank.

Well said. Thank you.

They need awards for people like you that nail these people. If you can get the information than they should have a place in the police dept. Oh ya, they do...isn't it the fraud dept?

Definitely. Talk about dedication. ❤️👍❤️

I would love to be as skilled as Jim Browning, or Perogi, all I can do is increase their blood pressure, and stress, by being VERY irritating, and offensive on the phone with them. If I get cursed in Hindi, I won. I did have one of them threaten to come to my house, he was at a loss for words when I told him not to waste money on a round trip ticket.

@@dgdixon704 #weareallscambaiters every person wasting their time is a win and saves the next elderly from losing money.

I used to participate in 419 scam baiting - that's the 'nigerian prince' type scams. There were many victims who committed suicide. These scum persuade them to lie to family and friends, borrowing more and more money and they don't stop until everything has dried up, leaving victims homeless, without friends, shunning family, feeling shame and desperation and suicidal. They are not all elderly victims and many are not stupid people, but scammers play on lonliness, or faith in god, or desire to do good for a (fake) charity, whatever the scammer thinks is the victim's weakness. It's horrible. And the deeper baiters like Perogi dig, the more horrible it becomes.

Well that’s depressing af. : /

Unfortunately victims committing suicide is not all that uncommon.

Yes, it was mentioned above that someone’s father killed himself.

@@catsandcrafts171 Atomic Shrimp has some interesting Nigerian scambait videos. He doesn't shut them down but he does annoy them.

u should check out kitboga

He’s only perfectly mic’ed up for the stream. The phone call on the scammers end sounds like a regular phone.

All they see is $$$ signs in front of their eyes.

@@TlNQA I've watched numerous times, mostly it's dead air ... He just doesn't have the personality of Pierogi imo. Al I wrote earlier he has an occasional funny video -- repeatedly hanging up or closing the box on the desktop is good... But otherwise I think he's like watching paint dry... 🤤

This cracked me up as well, by the way I love potatoes!

@@LanaKennedy121 best Rick Roll ever

🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@jacobmees8040 Yes best rick roll ever.

Yeah, I caught that.

Great so when will you start doing that? _That._

@@dynestis2875 When did I start is a better question. When I was about 8 or 9. But in this respect? Once I started learning more about scammers preying on them, about 4 months ago.

Or just put them down like the useless dogs they are. The elderly are the biggest blight on modern society...

Wait till there are ai doing it 1000 at a time

​@@bibsp3556 ugh frightening:/

I am so sorry to hear that ma’am. When you are ready to start recovery of the funds, purchase 5 amazon gift cards of $500 and let me know when ready to proceed.

That’s amazing. I hope everyone in retail is being trained to recognise this!

All about education. I am constantly telling my parents to NEVER give information over the phone and to tell their friends the same stuff. It will continue until we can show them that these people are trying to hurt them.

This is the sort of awareness we need. Great job.

Older people lose their ability to think critically they should not be allowed to buy gift cards

@@luckycatnip3667 true... especially with a value over an above some amount.

Good measure taken by your local post office.This measure both deters potential mules and hinders these scamming ops.👏

They are never gonna be arrested. We have to use a different method.

@@lennietaclof4057 They arrested some of the scammers in Canada last year. Unfortunately its not enough considering still getting calls...

It’s harder in India becuase sometimes the police there don’t care, take bribes, and It would not be surprising the scammers are getting better at hiding themselves.

They are stealing from us and some are in the US. If we have proof then they should be arrested. I hope they get punished.

Agreed. So sad that mules have not been caught up. Maybe the next car chase probably need to involve the police so that those mules finally caught?

To be honest the fart spray probably wasn't bothering them.

Mark's fart spray also has some skunk musk added. Mark Roper does glitter bombs for porch pirates. They are hysterical.

Ye i`m sure that put them off collecting more packages....not

I don't imagine it could stink any worse than the sewer he crawled out of.

I just feel bad for the money mule. You don't stop the scams by hitting the desperate pawns of the operation, the leader's just get a new one and continue. You're punishing the gas station clerk for the gas company destroying the environment.

That just shows how much corruption there is in law enforcement in India. If they really wanted to catch these guys, they could, and they have caught a few. When Jim Browning was featured in a BBC documentary, It got the attention of at least 1 official, who went after the call center Jim found for them. Unfortunately many of the police agencies in India are not above accepting a bit of bribery.

@@dgdixon704 But the money mules are in the US. The Indians can’t run the scams without them. The FBI should be rounding them up.

Now you’re on their list as someone with a working phone number who picks up and spends time with them. They’re going to sell your number to other scammers too. In fact, most of the IRS scams begin with AI on the first call. You may feel like you won, but you lost on this one.

You should’ve grabbed the phone and yelled at them first

@@critterwhisperer5821 or got hold of a whistle or something loud to batter their ear drums.

@@joannegray5138 yea that’ll show them 🤦🏽‍♂️

Christine sounded like a pre-teen boy to me. The more I listen to the conversation, the more I'm thinking it's a boy.

I'm so glad you were at your grandmother's home to protect her.

I know, right? Such bold faced liars, “I love you too..” says the scammer... the scum buckets...

I'd fire bomb their offices

hahaha

xd, I thought he'd stop after 2 phrases but he went all in

moral of the story, if you get a call about some vague money issue, and they ask for your age, just tell them some age that sounds similar enough to what they sound like. maybe see if that will freak them out, or theyll just move on to try the scam on someone older

@Ken Trussell Thank you for your service!

@A Russian Beast Спасибо. I was a nuclear engineer during the cold war. FUN FACT: The Cold War was neither cold, nor a war...

Actually, best thing to do is hang up, access on a separate device known contacts, like get a call access the website on a pc and use the in system help to figure it out.

Would be good if after the countdown there was a noise of a really loud explosion

That would make it cost a good amount every time they send it it’s meant for porch pirates not scammers operating an entire chunk of the scammers industry so having to buy a gps for each use would get expensive

Using tags like retailers use are the way to go. You could literally track the money all the way to the end,or at least the many people involved in the scam.

the phones havs gps trackers

@@universalunit9317 i mean it wont be that much

And their mules!

She’s probably not lying when she says she works long hours with no benefits. scammers don’t get paid a lot, all of the money is made at the top.

@@nootnewt9323 Wow!!! Not just doing it for the money, because there isn't much for them, only for those in the top ranks. So maybe it's about learning the ropes so they can break out on their own someday. Or, it's for the cruel love for wringing out the life savings of the elderly. She seems to be in it for the "thrill of the kill".

Checkout another scambaitor `The Hoax Hotel` he gets really good ones from Ghana mainly who are not the most patient or clued-up people on the Planet.

The devil doesn't come around dressed as the devil.

GO TO THE UPS WHY DON’T YOU GO TO THE UPS?

@@aislingsibeallyons3416 I mean Jim Browning has shown that people from Australia and the UK are being scammed too.

@@aislingsibeallyons3416 there are plenty of victims in the U.K. as well.

And paris 2..

Mexicans dont have money lol.. Americans do..😳

@@angiebenedek7039 Okay, first of all, I am American, and SO is my grandmother. She recently became a citizen and she lives with me in the U.S. every time I come back home from school she tells me that people tried calling her and hung up after she answered. They were scammers. P.S. my Grandmother is of Honduran descent, not Mexican -_-