Scammer Was After This Person’s Details, Got Schooled In The Most Creative Way
Following on from a recent story about a hapless scammer, here’s another example of satisfying revenge from the ‘victim,’ after turning the tables in glorious style. This scammer somehow manages to make an even lamer attempt to get personal details, and then gets schooled in an even more hilarious and creative way.
Using smooth, crafty techniques such as “baby give me your email,” and sending an unrealistically beautiful picture of ‘herself,’ this scammer should probably just give up and accept that this is not the life for them. While most experts advise that it’s best not to engage at all with scammers, this ‘victim’ showed that sometimes it is definitely worth it, if only to get the satisfaction of wasting a bit of their time.
After taking a few hits and offering zero creative scamming in return, the sucker punch is delivered when scammer lamely demands: “send me your pics.” Because sure, gorgeous girls just love spending their time texting strangers, asking for emails and pics. Am I right ladies?
Scroll down below to check out how it unfolded for yourself and let us know what you think in the comments. Feel free to share your own scam stories too!
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I once told a scamester that he has called an active crime scene involving a murder and now he is under suspicion. His number and address is being traced right now and if he didn't report himself to the nearest police station within 30 minutes, he will be under investigation and considered accessory. A**hole almost cried and tried to prove his innocence on phone by giving alibis. I hung up upon him saying he is not allowed to leave country until notified otherwise. Now I don't know how he it took it afterwards, but at least I never received any call from him till date.
This is the best thing to read that brightened my day! ^.^
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Best idea is not to reply because if someone replies anything to a scammer they will know that it is a working telephone number or e-mail address and they can sell the list of working contacts to the other scammers.
Or it can be a virus that activates the monent you open the message.
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When I get spam calls, I say "I know where you are, and I have a pickup and a shovel. I'm sure no one will miss you." A veiled threat...9 out of 10 times I hear a "click" on the other end.
Says the guy who has to made an idiotic comment on every f*****g post on this site? Pot, meet kettle.
Load More Replies... I once told a scamester that he has called an active crime scene involving a murder and now he is under suspicion. His number and address is being traced right now and if he didn't report himself to the nearest police station within 30 minutes, he will be under investigation and considered accessory. A**hole almost cried and tried to prove his innocence on phone by giving alibis. I hung up upon him saying he is not allowed to leave country until notified otherwise. Now I don't know how he it took it afterwards, but at least I never received any call from him till date.
This is the best thing to read that brightened my day! ^.^
Load More Replies... Best idea is not to reply because if someone replies anything to a scammer they will know that it is a working telephone number or e-mail address and they can sell the list of working contacts to the other scammers.
Or it can be a virus that activates the monent you open the message.
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Load More Replies... When I get spam calls, I say "I know where you are, and I have a pickup and a shovel. I'm sure no one will miss you." A veiled threat...9 out of 10 times I hear a "click" on the other end.
Says the guy who has to made an idiotic comment on every f*****g post on this site? Pot, meet kettle.
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