50 Times People Pulled An Uno Reverse Card And Trolled Scammers In The Most Satisfying Ways

Yep, they won't need a coat where they're going.

There should be a special, hotter hell for scammers.

I kept one going for 5 days. I had a ball.

I've found the opposite to be true. The more I dragged them into my fake little world, the fewer scams I get via text messages. As to calls, I never answer calls

I upvoted it for you!

accurate as well

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Mmmmm take my upvote you will

Polite correction, it's artificial intelligence, not a real photo.

Damn, what a record-breaking killjoy. You think if it were a scam farm they would've worried about their own number being charged?

That's largely a myth if we discuss India. Even in the poorest parts of India, in the scam hubs like Kolkata, Pune and Chennai, scamming is a career, not something where people happen by mistake. Working in a call center in those poorer parts of India is considered a profitable job, something that with a bit of skill and luck could make you some good money. Paradoxically, slavery in scam call center exists, but not in India and preys mostly *on indians*! Young Indians who want to make a quick buck are hired as "tech consultants" (but everyone knows that means "scam caller") in Cambodian call centers, and once there they are deprived of their passport and held slaves. Those are people who do not make the cut or have no connection to join the "official" scammer business back home, and is scammed in return by even shadier criminals. Seriously, there is very little compassion to waste on the whole thing.

Nah, enslaved or not, people who prey on the elderly, empty life savings, retirements, emergency funds, get no sympathy.

Bloody hell, I was not ready to learn about scam farms.

Southeast Asia is infamous for it's gangs holding people against their will and forcing them into scam/fraud schemes and trafficking women as sëx slaves. Making matters worse is the involvement of national authorities who get a percentage of this horrific "business".

Same here. I was horrified to learn this. Regular people, answering a job advertisement (for instance, one was for a chef’s position), and getting kidnapped, and their families threatened.

That is a scam in itself!

That's the scammer...

it's the bleeding hearts that get scammed .....

Scammer doesn’t have access to “victims” cashapp. Just his Facebook. But he’s trying to convince OP it’s his buddy, so obviously would be able to access the app o his phone. So OP immediately “sends” the requested amount to the CashApp for his friend. Leaving the scammer unable to access it.

I think the scammer just shifted scams slightly.