A Scammer Wants Me to Be His Distributor!

Here's a crazy scam that tricks you into thinking you're a supplier of a rare herb called Lactozora. If you've ever been approached by someone at Stiglo Pharmaceuticals, you might want to avoid their proposal!

[DoodleThis]

“Kindly” has officially become a red flag for me ever since I started watching this channel

[heyjustj]

My wife and I just booked a trip to Scortland. We are kindly expecting to leave on the 72th of February. I just hope customs won’t give us trouble with all the lactozora we are taking with us for my wife’s fertility issues.

[JimBrowning]

Certainly a different scam! You have to wonder who dreamt up that back story.

[nexhep]

the "72th of February" absolutely floored me 😂😂💀

[Luke-rjbw]

When the email starts with "Dear Friend" you know whats about to go down

[argetech]

I love the music you play when you find out where the scammers are from. LOL!! 🤣🤣🤣
Bravo!

[PruneHub]

"Lactozora" sounds like it could make you need some serious IBS Management.

[radfoo]

By scamming a scammer you were awarded
"Biggest Scammer in the World"🏆
😂😂😂

[乂]

Ben has mastered the art of leading these guys on 😂

[ericthompson]

Absolutely off-the-wall bonkers perpetrated by the scammer and I enjoyed every minute of you playing him for a fool. Thank you for what you do!

[NeatNoodle]

I've always wanted to visit Scortand. Such a rich history and lovely non-scammy people, I'm told .

[RILDIGITAL]

It's shocking how these scammers build elaborate narratives to trick unsuspecting victims. Thanks for sharing your experience and for raising awareness about such scams.

[salamancadingding]

4 seconds into the email and you can already tell its from a scammer in Nigeria

[pippa]

I love that you cover the things no one else does. Thank you whole heartedly Mr Dover!

[scottlarson]

For some reason I'm strangely happy that scammers are coming up with new things. For years all I got were the same stupid Microsoft tech scams calls and over a period of months I got at least six calls with the ridiculous "car full of cocaine on the Texas border" scam which took an hour and made zero sense in the end.

[jackbrigoli]

Oh, he's warning you never to do business in the UK? Well, as a Brit, I can say with full confidence, we welcome Ben Dover any day.

[justinb]

I remember seeing AtomicShrimp drive one of these scammer types crazy. I enjoyed these, because it's not the run of the mill scam they usually push.

[loisdgilbert]

"Best compliments of the season" and signed "Supervisor" sounds so legitimate, how could anyone possibly think this is a scam?😄Theses Nigerian scammers are very creative, too bad they don't use those skills to make honest money.

[jenanne]

Thanks for your content, my friend. I appreciate you protecting all of us.

[mikecassell]

I’ve been interested in plants since I was a teen and I currently work as a greenhouse grower. I like to learn everything about plants that I can, especially different plant species. Half way through the video, I had to pause it and research Lactozora. I couldn’t find anything except that fake website and the picture made it look like Lactozora was some type of coniferous tree. I figured that since plants can have many common names, I’d need to find the genus and species. I kept looking and looking. Getting frustrated. Then I finished the video and learned that it is not a real plant. Now I feel like the biggest moron alive. Thanks, Pleasant Green!