Scammers Couldn't Stop Bragging Online and Got ARRESTED

This is the dumbest fraud ever.

This video is an opinion and in no way should be construed as statements of fact. Scams, bad business opportunities, and fake gurus are subjective terms that mean different things to different people. I think someone who promises $100K/month for an upfront fee of $2K is a scam. Others would call it a Napoleon Hill pitch.

[CallMeKinfolk]

My thing is, we are in the middle of a pandemic. You had the perfect reason to wear a mask and you chose to go to an ATM ON SECURITY CAMERAS with no mask 🤦‍♂️ if you gone do wrong at least do it right 😂

[DIY_Miracle]

It's safe to assume anyone showing off that much money in their 20's is either a silver spoon, a coke dealer or a scammer. Like nobody believes these people made a series of smart investments in the stock market.

[jodifoster]

a few things wrong with what you said, stealing someone’s identity isn’t a simple mistake, it ruins innocent people, idc if they are in their twenties they knew it was wrong

[kingeliii]

You have people who never worked a day in their lives that know how to get approved using other people's information. When real people apply they get turned down. The world we live in is backwards.

[jonno.alexander]

Smart enough to scam; but not smart enough to hide dirty money like the real crime bosses do. Or to invest and make it grow while you lay low? Then you can truly flex 5 years from now. C'mon!

[knucklesskinner]

Honestly I don’t know how you could give these guys any slack, they’re disgusting. People NEED this unemployment money but can’t get it, and these people have so much they don’t deserve. It makes me sick

[Ratclan]

So this is why I never got my stimulus check ...

[AwkwardTruths]

“Showing off is the fool's idea of glory.”
― Bruce Lee

[vigilstudios]

Scammers: "Geee it sure is easy to defraud stupid people."
Also scammers: "Ima document my crimes then flex by posting publicly on social media so law enforcement has irrefutable evidence of my guilt."

[jrosam]

A sister of a mate of mine worked as a detective in the police, her quote "we generally only ever catch the stupid one's". Most of what I see in the world reflects this.

[theyjustwantyourmoney]

The obsession of wanting people to know you're rich in poor people is baffling

[TheGrinningSkull]

4:51 "Hold the money to your phone like ring ring, you're going to jail".

Next level commentary.

[El-Berto]

Surprised that they were arrested before they were robbed by their own friends who saw them holding all that cash in hand.

[kahuna_]

The worst part is the lesson learnt is to just not flex. Not “don’t steal”

[thenewman]

This video is proof you can hustle millions from those in need and still look homeless.

[zugdigitalx]

Let the mistake haunt them, they obviously didn't mind taking money from people who really needed it and where struggling to keep a roof over their heads

[RemyBeast]

If you're balling from scamming but no one sees it on the gram are you really balling? LMAO

[PabloTBrave]

The sad things is how many $100s millions were fraudulently removed from this scheme by people who weren't stupid and didn't flash the cash

[zcrib]

Can we just agree that poor rappers holding all their life savings and credit they can use in their hand doesn't look cool but just shows how broke they are?

[Mr.CreamCheese]

its such a highschooler's mindset tbh. everyone i knew in HS wanted that crazy car or crazy diamond ring to flex on the kids at school. funny thing is, pretty much everyone realized this fex shit was bs after highschool eneded. sadly some didnt get the memo.