Scammers in US based office 

Was that it??

How are you

Are you going live today? 👈❤️

I love watching you mess with these scammers. I get emails for cashapp everyday.

Was this even live? We want more 🥺🤘

yes, sad that scammers had him brainwashed. Kudos to the UPS employee. UPS, FedEx, and all couriers and gift card store employees NEED to be educated to watch for these.

Regularly, editorials too.

@@stpfs9281 yeah, I'm actually quite surprised by how little coverage there is of this sort of stuff in the media at all

They're too busy pushing big pharma.

If it don't evolve Donald Trump then they don't care

A lot of these people who get scammed fall for it more then once. So even if people heard about how scams work alot of people will still fall for it I doubt that would do anything. Really it should be on the family members. If your parents or whoever get scammed you should probably figure something out

You can always forward the email to their email address.

⁠forward to whose email?

Yes the McAfee is so bad!

I had something similar happen at a Target. Oldster in the line ahead of me had a stack of gift cards... like 10 of them. The instant he asked for 500 (the max limit) on one I started laughing... HARD. The cashier and the oldster started looking at me so I asked, between gales of laughter, why he wanted five hundred on ten cards. He said it was to pay a bill to get his accounts in order after MS f*cked his banking up. That's when the cashier clicked in and halted the purchase. We explained that it was a scam and the man should go to his bank and make sure his accounts were in order, just in case, and send the scammers a bag of feces instead of cards.

why can't stores be mandated to call a hotline for scams at the gift card section? Stores just don't care except to make money if they don't do this. I did see Target make a sign saying they're not giving out gift cards freely anymore, so that's a start. It just can't be one business though - it needs to be written in law!

This ought to be taught in schools and to anyone opening a bank account. The lesson would take 1 minute.

Thank you for doing that to help someone. You are a good person.

Godbless you! Our elderly are everything

They call my mobile all the time

You too are a Hero!

Simple list: Listen to accent: if indian, be suspicious. Ask: “do you know perogi?” and repeat the question til they get annoyed. Hang up immediately unless you know the number.

An internationally-recognised task force would be the best.

@@gigaslave such a task force does excist . but likely in pure secretive like FBI/CIA like

There is lol, just a bunch of RU-vidrs instead of government officials.

Honestly the amount of people joining the struggle of the chaos in this work has been growing at a slight but noticeably increased rate every year. He'll have teams all over the world at this rate haha.

@@shaney02007 I wouldn't say they count. They're US only, and people world-wide get scammed daily. The FBI/CIA do not have rights or power to operate within another country without explicit permission from that country's government. A third-party group run by people like Pierogi is probably closer to what they mean. They're not government-run or funded, and are less likely to be seen as potential spies for another government, and because they're not run by said government, they can put however much of their own money into this as they please. If you've ever read r/scams, you'll likely know that the FBI will only take actions for scams exceeding losses of 1M or more. Another factor is anonymity. These people can have team members or colleagues that don't show up on public files for scammers to send PIs to track down, harass, and potentially frame for some crime to get them shut down. Being anonymous also means they can actually *do* the hacking of a scammer's PC. A government organisation trying to do this would likely spark war between two countries if information is butchered, or communications go sour over the actions made by the government-run organisation.

Did she fall for it

@@p0p7art yes. She was balling her eyes out after. Made me furious.

@@SnwBrdnSOBsorry about your wife but is your profile picture the farting horse that kicks a tree

@@NicDoe thanks and it sure is haha

L wife

1. Everyone knows he and his team has grown. 2. What he does is paralleled. Have you heard of Jim Browning? Trilogy Media?

@@WillToWinvlog#1 So fucking what? #2 as you may or may not know, He does work with Jim Browning. You might have been able to figure that out if you weren't trying to pick the flyshit out of the pepper. Step Off cupcake.

Well said Ronin

yeah ty!!!

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Think of how badly you're being scammed on an everyday basis. You think Americans have any scruples in this regard?

odd right?

I'm new to this channel. Who's pierogi? Is he a little Polish dumpling?

​@@realShikha885"innocent and working hard" by taking money from innocent people and elderly while also being shitty people using tricks on them to keep them on the phone

bro is probably one of the scammers

@@realShikha885are you a scammer?

I keep saying yes yes yes yes yes ok. Once one guy asked my name. I said my name is Yes

Wait, which guys!?😂

Maybe he just watched Braveheart

what?

@@ellenorbjornsdottir1166It’s in the video.

I was dying when my man did that xDDD goated accent

😂

I work in car insurance and apparently you can dodge taxes by setting up an LLC in your name in Montana and have the vehicle registered in that state even though you might keep it in California.

Lawyers aren’t doing it. Each state has a website where you can fill out some forms, pay a fee, and set up an LLC. It takes like 15 minutes. No lawyers needed at any point.

@@paulteske4735 ,thanks for that information -which leads to the question are states getting a kickback from the scammers to allow them to operate?

States get a minimal registration fee. Kind of similar to an auto registration. No need for a bribe or kickback.

@@miguelservetus9534 Yep, blaming the state for scammers cause the state allows business registration is like blaming the state for vehicle thefts cause the state has a vehicle registration system.

Trilogy Media TOTALLY exposed an Indian relative money mule the other week. They've done it to a number if Indian families to, at their home which was being used as a money collection location. I hope their REALLY famous, or should I say infamous where they live.

Break their minds and spirits. These THINGS don't deserve sympathy or pity.

@@billg7205the thing is even if my neighbour is a terrorist if he is not in jail I will shut up. People can do little in the society where criminals are handled loosely thanks to human rights lobby. They arrested a guy in my locality with illegal Arms, he claimed he will call all Muslims and raise slogan against islamophobia. Done police was shitting their pants. Left hi on bail and are delaying the hearings and just confiscated the guns and explosives. Which he can easily get in parallel economy.

Do you know what Oscars are for?😂

@@carltonthepug yes it’s for acting. He’s saying that he plays an old lady well

@@liviesupremacy Oscars are for acting IN MOVIES. Other awards exist for television (Emmys) and theater. There isn't yet a current standard award for acting on RU-vid.

Bro what?! What a lucky coincidence.

In New Zealand?!?

New Zealand?

Me too 😮

When informed of the deceit, they responded with accusations of racism, and made no actions to check their clients. Ignorance only goes so far. LLC's do not protect against liability for negligence or professional misconduct.

Shocked to see the address, I was born there as most of my family, some still there and I currently live on the other side of the mountain 90 miles away.

Go stand by it and spit on ppl who go in

Thankfully there's been a lot of noise around this in Sheridan and the WY AG's office is actively soliciting information around fraudulent activities by entities registered there.

Know you might be limited while at work, but might be worth putting warning signs outside the door on signs you're being scammed? Might not catch it all but could maybe snap someone out of it. Would be a lot better if UPS had a training on how to ID potential and how to check but I'm sadly not surprised if they don't.

Itll be hard to take down the us gov

@@realShikha885 "innocent" and "scammers" can't be on the same sentence

​@@realShikha885F you They are not innocent scammers THEY scam people and take away so much money!

@@realShikha885 Why... Are u a scammer?🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨

Oh wow! Looks like @realShikha885 decided to delete their reply! kinda sus but whatevs

Same here!!

The problem of scammers from India was fuelled by the big banks themselves, they had a small tick box on applications, allowing your data to be outsourced, to be processed abroad. Choosing India was a big mistake, culturally, historically, the massive disparity with income, hatred over generations for the British Empire. The banks are partly responsible, they need to admit that and reimburse the victims. Strange why they target America, that's sort of English :) There are a lot of English voiced scams in the UK, it's NOT always India.

Most of the IT problems in my office are fixed by the IT company we use remote connecting in, diagnosing and fixing the various issues. They’ve been doing this for the last 8 years.

Apple did with me about 2 years ago when i had an issue. They fixed it within 5 mins 😂

The sad thing is, the scammers will try to justify themselves saying Americans are so rich and greedy, and they are so poor, that we deserve to be stolen from, like they are some kind of twisted, modern-day Robin Hood. Meanwhile, the U.S. has sent billions in aid to India over the years, and we were the #1 contributor of assistance during Covid, which translates to citizens' tax dollars, a fact the scammers apparently overlook or don't want to acknowledge.

The Indian government doesn't care. If you wanna make a difference make sure to anger an Indian today, pop some tires. ;)

Bro there are thousands of cases of scams in India every day and this is disgraceful. These bastards are ruining our country & even we'd like nothing more to have them arrested.

Wow. 3 replies but nothing shows. Sanctions do not work, and if they do, it is the little people who suffer. Why Washington is not doing anything could be for 2 reasons. India is not hip to fix it because 50 billion dollars from the US yearly helps their economy. I will not mention bribes. Tangent; Russian oil is being refined and sold over there, so "global" is not important to some higherups

the scammers pay the authorities in India to look the other way

The way bindens are shielded no on cares..... Scammers from top to bottom 😊

oh sh!t , im sure the authorities don't know about it.

@@someone.36I actually have a photo standing in front of this building since i was passing through Wyoming during a road trip & I incorporated using this service years ago

@@murphygroup7 this is so wrong

@@someone.36 you know anyone can incorporate there and not just scammers, right?

Agreed

Mum needs a spanking

You may want to consider having her sign you or another trusted loved one as a power of attorney if you think she is susceptible to scams like this.