Could You Spot This Scam?

Tourists in Italy are being targeted by a sneaky bracelet scam that’s catching countless visitors off guard. Watch as we expose how scammers operate and share tips to avoid falling for their tricks while exploring this beautiful country!

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[KarlRock]

Why isn't Italy protecting its guests? I ran into guys like this across the country, and I saw many tourists falling for their tricks. I didn't expect this in Europe!

[FirstWorldProblemz]

The switch up is crazyyyy. He showed his true self in the end

[aletta]

Pulling the race card to butter someone up before you try and scam them is wild.

[AbysswalkerASMR]

Don't forget: If you are wearing these bracelets, it signals to other scammers that you are an easy target and you'll be harassed non-stop... especially those who play their games in parks and on roadsides just waiting for gullible folks

[josephgioche]

His accent is not even Kenyan... he's just a professional scammer

[antonionesci]

Lol when anyone calls you “my friend” you’re about to get scammed 🤣

[jcalk]

1st mistake was stopping to engage with them, just keep walking

[dabendan]

"Are you from Texas?"

"How did you know?" With the most Australian accent ever

[-onlykvle_]

As an italian, we're trying to get rid of scammers, but the government keeps blocking the operations

[HelterSkelter]

We ran into this while on vacation in the Canary Islands. African dude with bracelets. I told my wife to keep walking, but she's not an experienced overseas traveler, so she stopped. He started putting bracelets on all of our wrists and was saying it was a good day because his little nephew had just been born back home. I told him we didn't have any money for him, so he pointed at an ATM and said he could go with us to get money. I took off the bracelet, handed it back to him and said no. Just like in this video, he went from the happiest man alive to bad mood in a split second.

[jallyhome]

I live in Italy, I went to Rome recently and these scammers were everywhere, I couldn't do it anymore Italy needs to do something

[commentwar]

One of the reasons why my parents told me you can’t survive in this world by being nice is because of people like these that will take advantage of your kindness

[sagerich]

totally agree it ruins cultures and countries..because people.want to be in peace when traveling..not be harassed by someone pretending and making you feel unsafe...glad you posted this

[rustyshackleford]

Sad because he seemed so nice at first and then showed who he really was afterwards. People like this prey on the kindness and generosity of others too often.

[zzzzzzz]

They should do what Singapore does, no touting rule. And if anyone is caught touting like this they are fined in thousands.

[ΚωνσταντίνοςΧΙ]

They are everywhere in European cities not only in Italy. And they're acting exactly like that. They're very disturbing.

[SuperHeavenHelldiver]

“You need problem from me?” Probably the nicest way someone has ever been threatened 😂😂

[andrewmosley]

Italy is definitely the nicest city in Africa.

[ysl]

Him:Do you want a problem with me?

The world: yes, yes we do 👍

[riccardodellorto]

As an Italian, we also have no idea why they are allowed to operate