Watch Out For These Popular Scams 😳

#shorts

[EchonoxSpirits]

This isn’t even scamming, it’s just gaslighting 💀😭

[cutr]

The easiest way to avoid these scams is to ignore the person when they get mad. They won’t actually do anything they just want you to believe they will if I see the painting on the ground I dance on top of them and walk away while the person yells fuck it

[SamPoundNumberOne]

Actually, when you accidentally kick over the cup, in some cases, they will have someone in the crowd ready to pickpocket you as you pick up the change for them

[Blossom_and_Friends]

As a OUT FOR THE KIDS. Teens and kids are the worst and more dangerous. When I mean dangerous I mean it. So watch out

[diegoalexanderflorestorres]

*grabs the shoeshine and starts eating it*

The best way to deal with scammers.

[Julius_The_Lego_Man]

Fortunately if anybody tries this in america all they get is a brand new coffin.

[Ghostvix]

This is why you need to walk confidently and not look obviously like a tourist. (Obviously depending on where you are it’s more difficult than other times).

[straighte]

i actually was a victim for the "stepped on painting" scam when I was like 7 or 8 years old, and holy shit the guy who drew the painting was such a mf literally charged like 1000 rupees (which is like 12 bucks in the US but still pretty alot in india).plus my dad hadn't brought that much money cus we were just trying to go to my mom's friend's wedding in another place.So my dad didn't actually give him the money instead he insulted the man saying "you asshole thinking you can make money off of people stamping on your art by accident.we know you're doing this on purpose".

[hniequq]

I’ll just step on the painting and walk away 😂

[BoopSnootAndTroubleshoot]

Europe... Is... A CONTINENT
NOT A COUNTRY!

This is for every continent, always be careful, not JUST Europe

[CRKindle]

In France, you’ll sometimes get people dressed in moderately okay clothing walk around saying they need money for their family back in their home country, they keep going up to you and suck you dry— don’t fall for it

[THBVBRHPSloves]

I like how he dropped the brush in front of people wearing sneakers

[elizabethdini]

I went to Amsterdam and Paris recently, which was my first time going out of the country. When me and my brother were walking up to Sacre Coeur, these two men by the front entrance, who were selling handmade friendship bracelets, stopped us and started trying to put the bracelets on our arms. One man grabbed my arm and was forcefully trying to put it on my arm. I kept saying no no, but they were like “just watch us make it.” And I thankfully knew that if I let them, after they “showed” me how to make it, they would probably demand money for it. But thankfully, my brother told the men to get away from me. They then moved away from me. The scammers and street sellers are NO JOKE!

[GreekFighter]

As a Greek, most teenagers play violins or guitars on the street without scamming, but just working for money. So if you see a kid playing an instrument, give em something

[gage]

him:pay me now u stepped on my painting that I brought at a store

Me:steps on it again 😂😂

[Goku_Black_Can_say_nigga]

I would kick that cup on purpose with all of my strength

[muddle]

Imagine that dude offers you a free shoe polish but u have flip flops on, like, what will he do, polish my feet!?

[scarypiano]

Also be careful in Italy. I went and somebody came up to me and offered a feee bracelet. I didn’t say yes but somebody said that they will give it to you then they will make your pay for it.

[bob-is-cool]

Me as an European, its tru-
DUDE MUSICIAN DONT EVEN USE THE CUPS THEY USE THE COFFIN OF THE GUITAR
😡

[doorbutiron]

"Picks up shoebrush"
"Gives it back"
*Offers free shoepolish*
"Walks off"
*tries to convince you*
"Refuses to elaborate, walk away"