OK - Let's Tell The Scammer I Already Have The Money

Time to go scambaiting again! This time, let's see what happens if I pretend that I somehow already received the prize, without paying the advance fee (scam)

The Music at about 3 minutes in is called Gymnopedie No.1 by Erik Satie

In case you have questions about my scambaiting videos or efforts, you might find the answer below:

[AtomicShrimp]

*People keep saying three things: 1. Why did I change 's to 'is' in this video? 2. Did I steal this content? 3. Dhl is a real company!*
1. Apostrophes are not used for plurals in English; an apostrophe followed by an S occurs in two contexts:
Possessives - e.g: this is Bob's car
Contraction of the word 'is' (or sometimes 'has') - e.g: What's the time? (= what *is* the time?) or: The cat's in the cradle (= The cat *is* in the cradle)
Obviously neither of these use cases reflects the actual intent of the scammer, who merely misused apostrophes. And of course I am not _correcting_ the scammer, but mocking them.
3. No. Dhl is not a real company. DHL is a real company.

[Nouno]

scammers: everybody gangsta till he actually received the money

[godsgranddad]

"it's Tuesday where I live"
>Replied on Friday

I love it

[British_Rogue]

_"Perhaps it is the weekend in your part of the world. It is Tuesday where I live."_
Pure brilliance.

[Galimeer]

Standing in front of an expensive car while holding your own keys is such a power move

[craigsteeves]

That was fantastic. I once replied to an obvious scam email " does anyone actually fall for this anymore " and the next day another email from the same simply read " sometimes "

[lanexyz]

“Very sorry, but it’s all your fault”

What a way with words

[martinlutherbling]

Those damn scammers. These joke videos have inspired me to start an online "anti-scammer" insurance company. For a "one time" fee of $100 ( U.S.) I will pray that a scam never happens to you. You can pay me the fee via a gift card of your choice.

[CheesyLizzy]

Imagine how frustrated a scammer would be if you did buy the steam gift cards, but then redeemed the codes on them yourself before sending the pictures making the gift cards useless for the them.

[loveshank]

“There are a multitude of ways to pay... including STEAM CARDS.”

*I LOST IT.*

[cavanmoriarty]

never seen them get so mad to the point where they don’t even want the codes anymore💀

[beau_geste]

YOU Sir are a scam… You are a time waster…
I have just watched this entire video for the THIRD time and somehow it gets funnier every time!
Thank’s for lot’s of laugh’s! 😂

[tenmillionvolts]

Jeremy Juggler: "What the hell? 1.5 million pounds just got withdrawn from my account. Barosa, Warosa, get in here, NOW!"

[SilentMemer]

He literally used all the fonts and sizes that exist in this world

[joebogle]

"This Car cost £50, 000 but you can just stand in front of it and dangle your own keys completely for free."

[JavertRA]

This really made me smile. And I love how polite you sound even when being completely sarcastic. And the reference to "My Lovely Horse."

[skyhaven]

The font changing in the emails felt like a mysterious letter made from cut up magazine articles.

[theNeathBoy]

“Perhaps it’s the weekend in your part of the world” CLASS

[goatyqt]

My friend once got an email scam. His first reaction was to pick a random word and explain his necessity for it - he insisted for 3 emails about how he “craved” a new microwave. Unfortunately, the Norwegian study seems to have ended early and my friend never got a microwave.

[bobbyunavailable]

This is such a re-watchable video. A true joy from start to end.