Don't Accept Free PS5s from Grieving Parents

Ever seen the posts on Facebook from parents wanting to give away their PS5? Ever wanted to know who's really behind them? This video will show you.

Young people need to learn digital safety at an early age. I created a course for them!

Thanks to my friend @GambitShow for helping with the screenshot. Check out his work!

[wakopiano]

i like how the scammers are so secretive until you say a certain phrase and then they reveal everything like a broken AI

[SPECTRA]

Nigerian Here, you are doing Fantastic work, these people have ruined the reputation of Nigerians all around the globe

[soundplayground]

Scammers make my blood boil! But I appreciate how you tried to teach him a lesson.

[emperorpalpatine]

“My son was hit by a running car”

Wow, that’s crazy. As opposed to being hit by a parked car.

[averagegigel]

X: How do I know I can trust you?
Y: You can trust me.
X: My life is yours to command!

[ajayshortsandreacts]

“I am so sorry about the loss of your family member, anyways do you still have that ps5” 😂😂😂😂😂

[Bested]

Don't worry guys shipping just takes 20 years

[Jac_]

I swear you can't go 1 millisecond without finding a scam on Facebook 😂

[hongkongcantonese]

This should be a segment on a national news network. It's professionally produced, extremely educational, and provides a public service. It's also highly entertaining. Great job!

[BigKevin]

I love it when scammers get caught off guard, they always resort to making a sob story to try justifying their scam.

[Carnyzzle]

it's amazing, these scammers have absolutely zero shame at all

[Jessicab-uc]

I'm always touched how you get these scammers to do something like sending a video of where they live and helping them out a bit.

[brandonburks]

I really enjoy how often you connect with the scammers on a more human level.

[MikeStavola]

I was once given an N64 from a grieving parent. It wasn't a scam, and they met me at a flea market. They just wanted it to go to a person who'd enjoy it like their kid did.
I wouldn't trust some random person on the internet with that story, though.

[AlKaseltzer]

I like that scammer. No anger, no cursing, really no negativity when he was found out. He honestly seemed really nice. Though his actions were wrong, he seemed genuine with his reasons.

[diamondguy-xslg]

Usually the busting scammer videos I watch are the ones that puts justice against the scammer. My guy just humbled the scammer and instead of dishing out some payback for scamming he wanted him to learn a lesson and wanted him to do something kind and selfless, I don't think I've ever seen another channel like his who humbles scammers and convince them to change their ways rather than dishing out justice. You have my fullest respect.

[NevesThaMenace]

You’re a national treasure my guy 🤙 your compassion is contagious as well as admirable.

[noelphilips]

This is why I love your videos so much. You could just leave it at the scam bait like so many others, but you always take it in a positive direction, connect with them on a personal level and turn it into a positive experience. The world needs more Ben Dovers.

[KGood]

I just recently saw this in a group I'm in, and I reported to Facebook. They decided twice that there was nothing wrong and refused to remove the post.

Thankfully, the Admin is a real person, and she removed it.

[thebush]

Tbh even though the one dude is a scammer, that was pretty chill of him to spills the beans on everything. I also like that he tried to let you in on it. I almost felt bad lmao