Don't Fall for this Task App Scam!

Have you seen messages telling about a cool job opportunity? Did it sound too good to be true? This is the Task App scam and in this video I'll tell you how it works and how to avoid it!

[JimBrowning]

If everyone is organised enough with fake IDs, unique email addresses, wallet addresses etc, you could potentially farm these scammers for their $50. Might be worth a try? Nice move for reporting their website.... always great to disrupt these criminals.

[signalsoldier]

I knew this wasn't Nigerians because we didn't see the word, "kindly" one time.

[segredosdotiosam]

I made $72 the other day. The scammer was livid... lol

[Goldenbear]

Oh my goodness. As someone who can speak Chinese, I had to pause the video @7:13 to "appreciate" their originality in making insults. The level of profanity is far beyond any cursing phrases that I know.
Good job exposing their scams!

[lexli]

As a Chinese audience of your YouTube channel who lived in US, I get lots of scam call in Chinese everyday, good to see you reveal some Chinese scam finally, good content, thank you!

[dazealex]

Everyone, just do the first round and take the money. That'll close them up really quickly...

[BadgerFiresFoam]

no lie, opening inspect element to look at a website's code to check what language it was coded in is something i never considered and i am totally going to take advantage of moving forward when i approach a sketchy website. thank you for showing us the tools of the trade!

[andrewjustandrew]

“Hey there, my name is Aina, as in… AINA WAY THATS TRUE!” 😂

[davidwright]

Great job! I love your videos. You hit on the most unusual scammer attempts that could fool even the most skeptical of us.

[Dtr]

So what you're saying is we should all go contact these people, get the first payout, and then bounce on them and drain them dry while simultaneously reporting the websites and getting them taken down.

[RILDIGITAL]

It's alarming how intricate and deep these schemes can run. Good on you for explaining its complexities and warning others against it.

[kkegg]

If they're comfortable giving away money they're definitely making a whole lot more

[ZetaReticuli_]

It always cracks me up how they resort to junior high school level insults. And it takes so little to get them that triggered too as evidenced in this video.

[poochiew.]

Happy to see you on Kitboga's stream earlier! You were a natural! Hopefully that will help drive more people here. With all you guys and gals informing the public about different scams, hopefully it will make a big dent in the amount of people that get scammed yearly!

[aileenxxo]

Hearing these people's voices over the phone so thrilled to be evil, almost giddy sounding, is utterly disgusting. Thank you *Scripttron* all you and your team does to shut them scammers

[barbarachambers]

Glad to see a new video. Because of you, I am able to understand why these are scams and how to avoid.

[devonjacko-mo]

As a veteran of the Marine Corps who served in combat, I want you to know that the work you are doing is crucial. You're fighting these crooks and terrorists on the cyber front. You are fighting to keep our society's most defenseless people safe from harm. You guy at *Scripttron* are doing a great Job ……

[Jacksonn____]

Hilarious, *Scripttron* I love the work you do mate. Those low life scammers take money from old ladies, they have no soul or heart and deserve everything u give them. Your doing a service to humanity. Love the videos, keep doing the good work mate...

[andreas.priv]

Yeah i got done out of $72, 000 usdt by scammers. The Commonwealth bank of Australia denied any and all responsibility. Love seeing the scammers run scared *Scripttron* keep it up!!!

[Capturing-Memories]

I think this is the first time I've seen you make money out of a scam, You usually allow yourself to get scammed voluntarily for the sake of saving other people, But I guess you deserve a treat once in a while for your efforts.