OK... One More Question (Scambaiting)

Scambaiting again. I wish we could get to the point, but I have just one more question...

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

[Taschenschieber]

There are multiple United Nations now? That doesn't sound very united.

[jacquiecotillard]

I love when the small boy accusations come into play.

[CharemTheShadox]

The fact that you can re-obtain their attention very easily by just vaguely bringing back up the idea of you giving them money...smh. Scammers are so damn lame.

[oliverg]

Lmao, when they said, "let me know if you have any questions" I just laughed. The scammer will definitely regret saying that to Mike!

[a]

Thank you for always saying "information you should never give to a stranger" I often hear this phrase in my head when I receive dodgy messages and calls! ❤

[hedgehog]

The GDPR request was like a memory wipe and seemingly the scammer switched to a different scam afterwards. I wonder if they genuinely got scared and deleted your emails so when you once again replied they had forgotten what scam they were doing with you.

[CGR]

Always love when you sneak in accusations of being a small boy

[mrtecsom]

I sincerely hope that the soul called John Warosa isn’t involved in this scam.

[TakadoGaming]

Here’s an idea for this type of scammer: pretend you are (or were) very wealthy and that the amount on offer wouldn’t even cover what you lost

[ShikiKiryu]

Mr Shrimp doing a Columbo with 'One other thing...' is exactly what I wanted for my friday evening.

[ryanhkimmel]

These videos are so silly and fun! I belive you are entitled to call yourself "professional infuriator." We are lucky that you use these powers for good hahahaha

[first_m]

Thanks to you, I've begun employing the Small Boy Gambit in online games whenever one of my teammates gets mad that we're losing.

"You guys"
"Automic Shrimp is mad" (I make it a point to misspell their name)
"He must be a small boy"

It usually doesn't make them less mad, but it does make a losing match more entertaining.

[MattayManiac]

You have an uncanny knack of making me feel almost sorry for the scammers because your emails are that infuriating. It is fantastic

[stonent]

Recently had a scammer reach out to a family member. We had posted 2 dogs that had escaped to an online regional pet locator group and the scammer called them saying he was "Officer Armstrong" and that he had the 2 dogs. But the location he gave was about 30 miles away yet the dogs had only been gone for about 15 minutes. He followed with that he needed to send a "confirmation code" to verify that "we were real and not scammers".

Of course the confirmation code would likely be some kind of account password reset code, and I told the family member to not communicate any further with this person.

The dogs were eventually located by someone a few streets away.

[chribdotnet]

I was wondering when we'd see another scam. Also, this is the most flawless channel. Came for the scams, stayed for the various hedge row jams... Thank you for being you, man.

[bourbon]

That Blackadder reference was hilarious 😂😂

[inventiveusername]

I worry that someday a very rich influencer will run an "I pretend to be a scammer but I actually am giving out a large amount of money" video which goes viral and then a load of people start taking these scams seriously because of it.

[steubenbreunden]

"I thought the fee was only a different number" slayed me. Good work Shrimp.

[SanniSandyBunny]

Regardless of all the scamming intentions, it's heartbreaking to see the terrible poverty of where these people are living.😢
I'm so sorry 😔

[Hunteriffic]

I really need to lead all my emails off with "This is to inform you that your email has been received and we hereby respond accordingly."