Now whenever I use Zelle or bill pay through my bank a warning window comes up asking all these questions that would let you know if it is a scam. At least the banks are trying!
I was sending this video to my boyfriend Brad Pitt to give him a laugh up after the bank blocked his access to his millions of dollars and gold bars. Can't believe some people can be so delusional 😩
She is not too bright giving her banking information to someone online who isn’t physically her boyfriend never met in person . I wonder if she sleeps with his picture in bed or kisses it.
When she said she knew it wasn’t a Nigerian accent because her brother in law is Nigerian and then his accent sounded so obviously Nigerian, I rolled my eyes so hard lol
This reminded me of myself when I heard myself losing it with my manager one time. I am Asian but I speak with American accent, but when I get angry. All of the sudden, I sounded very Asian. Every Asian alphabet comes out... Lol
Right? It's always an overweight woman or a creepy older dude thinking someone with a ton of worth wants them when they have nothing to offer other than money. Like it blows my mind. How do you notice in real life that no one shows you this kind of interest, but then just think that some super valuable person wants you because it's online. It's not even just the physical appearances, either. Lots of these people are just shitty individuals, and of course, none of them are intelligent.
They all know. They are happily paying for a romance, until they stop. They are addicted. Scammers are providing a service. Noone forces them to send money.
In this century, and on this planet, when you lose your wallet, you contact your financial institutions and if you are out of the country - your embassy. Not someone that you have never met online to assist you with the issue. How do people fall for this?
If I was dealing with this guy, I’d leave him stranded and broke where he is. I’d have him eating his shorts having to answer difficult questions about contacting his bank, getting other people to help him. I’ve dealt with some scammers on instagram asking them a tonne of questions and watching them get frustrated 😂😂😂😂
NO decent man is going to ask a woman for money, if he is seriously interested in her! He would be afraid she'd think ill of him. PERIOD! END OF STORY!
I have never seen a RUclips video where the victims weren't talking to scammers. I had one contact me through FB last Tuesday. He claimed to be Swiss living in Dallas, Texas but was messaging me at a time when it was 3am in Dallas. His FB page was all made on the Tuesday and from the same FB page and he also claimed to be in Oslo Norway on the check-in section also on Tuesday. I blocked him on the Friday because he was so boring. I also told him some of the things because I know he can't alter it.
@@crystaltheo8494It is because she KNOWS better! I’m trying to let her down easy 🥹 I’m about 10yrs younger but she isn’t exposed to social media like me so she doesn’t “get it.” But she’s my bestie and I WILL protect her. 🤷♀️ ❤ (I saw u were laughing but damn, I’m trying)😂😂
@@tinalettieri What ? Got damn? Seriously. Dunno what sort of GOT you believe in....but I am as sure as allahell! he is a lot more compassionate than that!!🤣
That was frustrating. She was grasping at straws. How can he have a New Jersey accent if he can barely speak fluent English. She purposely ignored the signs 🙄
Her bank told her it was a scam. She suspected it was a scam. She disregarded his very obvious west african accent and even made up a new one: "NY/NJ European accent". Ma'am you did this to yourself.
I met my husband online over twenty five years ago and we talked on the phone and emailed endlessly for months before he drove to my state to meet me. Not once did either of us ever ask the other one for money. We will celebrate our 25th wedding anniversary this fall. If they ask for money, run!!!!
That old EGO that can't admit to being wrong! Love the, "He sounded deeper than I Nigerian; I have a cousin that's Nigerian..." No lady, he sounded Nigerian, hate to break it to ya!
They are not victims . They only hear what they want . It's clear these guys have African accents , yet they don't notice . They ask for tens of thousands for the dumbest reasons , yet they send it . Not victims , just sad and dumb people .
How can anyone not know that this is a black guy speaking?! I don't even know anyone from Nigeria but even I can tell that this is an african man. They all sound the same
@@keletsom8000 at uni where I studied in the UK there were alot of black guys around. They all have the same voice and all sound similar. It's not even about the accent, that's irrelevant because a white guy will never talk like that and with that voice. It's ridiculous
@@lizzinessbibi7202 i understand west African accents tend to sound very similar but I can assure you Africans don't all sound the same This Is coming from a south African I have heard "you don't sound African" and "why don't you have an African accent" all the time, I have a johannesburg accent
@@lizzinessbibi7202All she had to do was utube how does a Nigerian sound speaking English. Or even better watch a few scam fish videos where you hear the guys talking EVEN BETTER ONE let her brother in law listen and he would of told her that's his people.... she had a Nigerian brother in law. I think sometime people have tunnel vision and refuse to research they just trust and hope.
Sometimes I wonder if the show just hires actors and gives them this same script. There can't be that many dummies out there that are willing to publicly expose themselves as gullible victims.
I'm pretty sure he just dusts himself off then moves along to his next target. This is obviously very lucrative for these guys. They get tens of thousands of dollars before they get caught.
@@margiecasey9428Next? These Guys generally have dozens going on at the sane time. One tried it with me on Facebook. I knew immediately he was a scammer but accepted the request to mess with him. He couldn’t even remember what FB account he friended me from. He said he lived in California when messaging me but the page said he was born in Arkansas and lived in Texas. I asked him where he was born and he said San Diego. How people fall for these scams when the red flags are literally screaming at you blows my mind.
An engineer, working overseas, has a sick daughter (or son), wife passed away in accident (or from cancer). Classic Scammer101. He's had a great life until he met this woman, then all of a sudden, one endless disaster after another has befallen him. Can we all just acknowledge that every single one of these "victims" are just terrible bad luck charms and should go live on an island somewhere? It's incredible how much bad luck these guys have as soon as they enter a relationship with these women,.
@@happyhermit3141Naah, I think they'd all have 10 separate unfortunate accidents- all requiring gift cards to buy food at the island shop (because they couldn't go fishing while laid up).
Aw, poor Tim. Such hard luck! You'd almost think a grown ass adult could deal with their own problems without expecting someone they've never even met to fund their lives, but I'm obviously just being heartless.
You are not heartless, why women are quick to take of men issues sending money back and forth, and then inquiring if those bastards are real or not? Why don't you do that, then?
I have worked in a university setting and been around so many diverse people and heard many accents. You get really good at guessing where they are from, then asking them for confirmation. Kind of an icebreaker and learning experience. A South African accent is slightly German with a different pronunciation of diagraphs such as th.
Even if every adult on the planet was required to take classes on how to identify romance scams, there would STILL be a lot of people falling for them.
Lonely older people are especially vulnerable and naive and they get sucked in far too easy. All it takes is the scammer telling the victim what they wanna hear. I can't fathom how they have no remorse for bankrupting people either. I wish Interpol and the FBI would get involved and shut all these sick fks down.
What's particularly scummy is the fact that scammers use children's images. If you have kids, you might want to make sure their images aren't being stolen or used for illegal purposes.
@@Alexander_jade Honestly I just wouldn't post pictures of your kids. If you want to share photos with friends and family, send it to them directly (maybe in a family group chat?) Make it clear to them that you don't want them to post the photos online either. If you absolutely have to post photos of your kids online, make sure all of your privacy settings are on the highest level, don't use a photo with a kid as your profile pic (because those are always public) and never add anyone you don't know in real life or you don't trust not to keep the photos private
I borrowed 20 dollars once from my ex boyfriend and he made my car payment once when my card wouldn't work. Paid him back 3 days later and felt bad borrowing it and we had dated on and off 18 months
Being deliberately ignorant doesn't make you a victim, Norma is an easy mark. The men she's been with in person have used her and cheated on her and STILL she fell for this scammer. Even after her bank told her it was a scam. I don't feel sorry for this woman at all.
In another video there as a Registered Nurse who's scammer kept asking for money for medical bills and medication. This guy was supposedly a contractor and she didn't question why he didn't have health insurance? RED FLAG Also, he said he needed some medical equipment, for a heart condition. As a nurse, she knew that none of it made sense, I guess the defibrilator and pace maker couldn't be used together. She stated that "his physician must be incompetent; no doctor would ever prescribe both of those things at once". She thought the doctor was a quack rather than come to the conclusion that her bofriend was a quack and lying to her! I thought that was so unbelievably delusional!
You would think that have dating some loser she thinks the online is a better choice to find match especially you never met in person and his accent is so fake he doesn’t sound European, American, Canadian, Australian , British or Spanish
It's always women with low self esteem that don't feel like they deserve any better. They are willing to ignore tons of red flags and live in a fantasy world where they want this to be true.
Exactly. There's always so much harsh judgment in the comments. We are all humans in need of love. It's a blessing if you have that in your life, but not everyone does; it makes them vulnerable to these types of scams. Some of them are ridiculous, but most of them are just people who want love like everyone else, and it blinds them.
They don't have to tell they stories I'm not feeling sad for idiots that want to keep believing in a dream when the truth hits them in the face they come hoping for a miracle that's it thats all they deserve all the backlash they get sometimes It takes a storm to shake people up out of there fantasy life
He is clearly Nigerian.. 😂😂😂😂 🤦🏽♀️ She did say her brother-in-law was Nigerian, so how does she not know that this man is clearly Nigerian? This is a damn shame.
The thing she doesn't realize is that there are many different national languages in Nigeria. So someone who speaks Yoruba as their first language would have a different accent in English than someone who speaks Hausa or Igbo or Tiv as their first language. It's just like someone who speaks German as a first language sounds different in English than someone who speaks Spanish or Japanese as their first language. So this guy probably speaks a different first language than her brother in law which is why the accent might be different. But you can still tell it's from somewhere in West Africa due to the cadence and pronunciation of certain sounds. He sounds nothing like somebody from NY/NJ - she can watch any episode of "The Sopranos" and he sounds nothing like any of them
@@susaninika7552 I have a dear friend who teaches English as a 2nd language. Her students learn how to make the correct sounds with their mouths. A person who came to the USA from Nigeria at a young age, learned English through skilled native English speaking teachers and who thoroughly immersed himself into American culture would sound very different than even someone from his own original region when both speak English.
It is fascinating, isn't it??!! How people can be scammed even now, with so much publicity and awareness of such scams ... There is no real human connection, either! People will empty out their life savings because someone tells them a bunch of empty, pretty words? Unreal...
Think about how many millions of people believed the biggest scam ever pulled on the world four years ago, followed by the scam of what they needed to have in their bodies the next year.
They’re always 6 feet tall, always an engineer, always had a wife die or cheated on him, always has a sick kid, falls in love immediately, and then needs money because he can’t access his account. Geez people, grow a brain!!
And his mother and daughter lives in a country that has free healthcare. How did she make it to this age without self awareness? I would have looked up his company. His accent! Was not a white man from Amsterdam.. I would have no respect for a man who can’t solve his own problems.
DON'T EVER send money to ANYONE you've never met & only know through the Internet. A REAL man will figure out his own problems and not rely on a woman to rescue them
I’m utterly dumbfounded by how fast romance scam victims fall in love and trust their “fickle lovers”. Is calling you “queen, honey, babe, love and photoshopped profile pictures all it takes for people to fall in love?
@@mildredpierce4506 You’re right. Hadn’t remembered the victims don’t say that a lot. It is embarrassing so they say the scammer was ‘ romantic’ chatting or something
I've chatted with guys I met online, talked to them and thought there might be a real connection. When meeting them in person it's sometimes taken 5 minutes to realize there was no interest there. You don't know until you meet in person!
These people who get catfished are just looking fot their own ego boost. "Dating" a young handsome or beautiful person knowing they're out of their league just confirms it.
@@beatapogorzelska1241 exactly. The guy who tried to catfish me was good looking and just my type. We were pretty equal in attractiveness. I don't know how he knew because my late husband wasn't that different 30 years earlier but in the only pictures of him on my social media he looked very different. He found me on FB on a Judge Judy video thread. I wasn't doing online dating so he just took a wild guess. The photos were nice but not professional photo shoot level. BTW, I remember reading something years ago that people may be different types but they tend to wind up with someone who is rated about the same in attractiveness. It takes a really honest assessment to know where you are. Not just what you see in the mirror but how people respond and interact with you because attractiveness goes beyond superficial looks.
My 18 yo son lost his wallet & managed better than this grown ass man?! Come on. I’m Convinced that these folks would rather live in a fantasy world than accept the truth that they have to see
How naive can this woman be? I travel internationally and my American Bank called immediately when I made a purchase in Paris. They locked down my credit cards, debits, savings and I had to verify it was me, even quicker with biometrics. What? They have no American Consulate in Holland? No wallet, no passport..... BTW she could have googled his company herself. People only hear what they want to believe.
I lost my wallet in the Rome airport and didn't realize it til I was on the plane. Came home with just enough money to get home because it was in a different coin purse. Called lost and found in Rome, they had it and couriered/FedExed it to me and I had it intact with all my card. They couldn't ship currency so my Euros paid the Courier fee but I lost a lot on a double exchange for my shekels. Somehow I managed.
@ShellieV1971 Your son, at 18, is also a "grown-ass man." Have him commit a crime and see where he lands. He's a grown-up, Honey. Stop babying him, please!
I am so glad my grandmother on my dad's side is content with her singleness. She is almost 90 and hasn't dated since her 40's. She is active with her church, volunteers with the other elderly people and spends time with her grandkids. It is okay to be single especially if love never worked out.
Lol nothing wrong with people wanting someone. My grandfather died in 1983 and my grandmother didn't pass til 2012. She didn't try dating anyone again either but I've never acted like that was a good thing or bad or said I'm glad she didn't lol. Doesn't mean she would of got scammed if she tried. There's a special way of thinking to get scammed like this smh, my grandmother would of never fell for something like this junk
My grandmother met a man when she was 80 and he became her boyfriend before he passed away. No internet then. In person is the only way to meet someone.
"They're there for each other" ??? How? How has he been there for her other than asking for more and more money. Geez Louise! And OMG, that is NO WAY a New York or Jersey accent. What is wrong with these women?
I know...I have no idea what these people are on or are drinking, because they are WAY off on this! I mean...REALLY, come on...who is that delusional, WHO?!?!?
This is not a Nigerian speaking folks. Perhaps this South American sounding individual is working with a Nigerian (doubt it) but it is not a Nigerian. Go back and listen to Spanish accent.
As a Nigerian, let me clarify something just in case it helps someone. Different parts of Nigeria have different accents or diction to be exact. Based on the way they enunciate and pronounce words, you can tell if they’re Hausa, Igbo or Yoruba e.t.c. I sincerely apologise for what you went through ❤
@@margiecasey9428 I suppose they probably do but I’m a Nigerian woman and I do try to help as much as I can so people don’t fall victim to scammers as I have, many times. My husband’s family is caucasian and a few of them have nearly fallen victims too. It’s a sad situation that people do this to others but remember that Nigeria has over 213million people and for reference only a tiny percentage (4 million people at most) of them take the cowards way by being scammers. The average Nigerian is a hardworking person but alas, the few bad eggs have earned us bad notoriety 😔
@@amypendragon5129 It's quite obvious that the majority of the scammers all use the same techniques. It's as if they are all reading the same playbook or "how-to manual". We can all see what does work. These victims completely believe and trust a stranger they've never even met! I just can't understand that! It's not a "little" money, not a couple of bucks; this is tens of thousands of dollars! Blows my mind!
This woman must not have been to New York or New Jersey or heard their speech patterns . If her brother in law is Nigerian she should of let him hear this scammer. Dumb Dumb Dumb
I thought the same thing. Especially since she was having doubts, the scammer kept changing his story, AND the bank told her it was fraud/scam. Why not have the BIL listen in on a call? How hard would that be? But then again, how hard would it have been to run a reverse image or google that company name or do ANY sort of checks a normal person would do when validating who they are talking with online...? Sigh. It is willful ignorance. It's almost as if the victims are afraid to find out the truth, because then the fantasy is over.
I bet he did hear and told her it was a scam. And she STILL didn't listen. These people don;t want the truth. They want to continue their boyfriend fantasy, regardless of whether the real person is in Nigeria.
This is not a Nigerian speaking folks. Perhaps this South American sounding individual is working with a Nigerian (doubt it) but it is not a Nigerian. Go back and listen to the Spanish accent.
I love when Drew and the team give them the details of the scammer, and they always say they knew something wasn't right. Her entire introduction was her believing everything he said to her. She can't even admit she was all in. At least be honest about your mistake. I hope she takes a lesson from this to protect herself.
Someone with her track record in relationships should definitely not be looking for love online. Scammers will tell her everything she’s wanted to hear after learning how she’s been treated in the past. Very sad.
I'd rather search for someone in the produce section at Walmart than online. Just make sure they don't follow you home afterwards. I'm dying here listening to them scam the scammer....he was so pissed...LMAO....OMG>>>>>>>That was EPIC!!
@@captaininsulin2154 your relationship with your wife started when you spoke with her on the phone & met her in person, Before that you were just messaging someone you don’t know online for some time..
I LOVED the flipped script with Drew being a hard-core agent protecting the victim. It reminded me of Kit Boga or Rinoa Poison (she has an episode where she plays 'Frank' from Target in a conference call with the scammer and the scammer kept screaming 'Hang up on the Frank, hang up on the Frank!'). I hope Social Catfish does more of these type scenarios where the scammer is forced to interact with someone besides the victim. Dangling that big $$ was the lure they needed to get the scammer on a 3-way call! Otherwise it is just the same sad story: 'He isn't Nigerian'...When he is CLEARLY Nigerian. 'It was 50/50'...When it was CLEARLY 100% a scam.
Would love to see more episodes where they play with the scammer too! Kitboga is great but I'd love to specifically see damage done to romance scammers. Just dangle carrots in front of them for ages till they lose it lol
I tried to find it by googling 'hang up on the frank' but couldn't. If I find it I'll leave a post. It was hysterical. Rinoa, playing the victim, was talking to 'Frank from Target' (also Rinoa) who had flagged the gift card purchase as a scam. Rinoa said, 'I don't know what to do' and 'Frank' said, 'I'll tell you what to do, hang up. This is a scam!' and the scammer is just going nuts, 'Hang up on the Frank, hang up on the Frank'. She is so talented. Again, I'd love to see Social Catfish be more interactive and really turn the screws on these scammers like Rinoa/Kitboga and others do. @@rickispanish6398 @RinoaPoison
It unbelievably obvious that it’s a scam. She should have immediately asked him for money and see if he stuck around. I guarantee she would never hear from him again.
Drew doing his Texan accent and messing with scammers kills me😂 I love when he answers the phone “Howdy!” Also “Don’t tell me how to talk to your wife. You watch your mouth.” *wheeeeeeze laughing*
What I don't understand is how these scammers so easily convince their victim that "I have a problem and MY problem can only be solved by using YOUR money". He tells her about HIS serious problem and then he proceeds to ask her for money. I personally am not interested in hooking up with a man who is so careless and immature that he loses his wallet and gets locked up for documents that have expired and who cannot manage to get on an airplane and who thinks that ALL of those mishaps need MY money to bail him out. No. I don't think so. I don't have a lot of money, but I think I'll just keep what I have... or at least I won't be sending any to someone online who is a rank stranger to me. Do not send ANYONE that you have never met any money and then you won't have to spend sleepless nights where you agonize over whether or not he is "real".
Exactly, you are right there is only one rule to follow. Fall in love all you want with a fake European person from Ghana 🇬🇭 it’s cool as long as you don’t wire funds.
It’s amazing the number of people who will believe a complete stranger they have never met who is constantly asking for money instead of the people they see in person who are trying to save them from losing money.
If someone suddenly had terrible bad luck after meeting me and telling me all these horrible things that were happening to them, I'd assume I was the reason they were so cursed and would cut them off immediately so they could have better luck 😂😂
Drew, you ROCK! It will be good to see more of you and your team confronting those bastards. And the way people are so needy for love, we will have this for years to come.
A scammer who's an "engineer" working on a contract overseas? What a novel scenario! I've never seen that before.
Yeah…the originality is mind-boggling 🤯
It just works!
And yet and still they all fall for it
Hahahaha
I actually recently met an oil rig engineer who works overseas. I forgot that this is actually a real job that people have lol
The bank told her it was a fraud and she was in a romance scam. Oh boy. It's amazing that people will see and hear whatever they want to.
Exactly !
Now whenever I use Zelle or bill pay through my bank a warning window comes up asking all these questions that would let you know if it is a scam. At least the banks are trying!
@@viewandchew that's good ig, cuz even with all these videos people still get manipulated and scammed 🤦🏻♂️
I don’t understand why she didn’t believe her bank? Banks know all about these scams. SMH
This. And then saying they know the scammer. Cmon now, they never even spoke to them (in video), omg.
“We both like pasta”, that’s a beautiful connection
😂😂😂
Sticky ain’t it?
This is not a Nigerian speaking folks. Perhaps this South American sounding individual is working with a Nigeria (doubt it) but it is not a Nigerian.
@@fancifrance4039Are you delusional like she is?
Maybe not this guy but there are plenty
I was sending this video to my boyfriend Brad Pitt to give him a laugh up after the bank blocked his access to his millions of dollars and gold bars. Can't believe some people can be so delusional 😩
I did not know Brad is cheating on me .
😂
Oh no! The same thing happened to by BF Jonny 😭💀😂
😂😂😂😂
johnny sins?
He can't even say the name Timothy. Even if he was real, why would you want to be with a man who uses you as an ATM?
Teeeee Modeeee!
@@Boobalopbop🤣🤣
@@Boobalopbop 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@Boobalopbopthen Drew's like, "Kimberly?"😂😂😂
She is not too bright giving her banking information to someone online who isn’t physically her boyfriend never met in person . I wonder if she sleeps with his picture in bed or kisses it.
scammer: "what food do you like?"
scammee: "pasta"
scammer: "oh my god, I like pasta too!"
😂
Lets get married
Stop 😂
You forgot the next line. scammee: "We both like pasta! We have SO MUCH IN COMMON!"
I like pasta to. Do you want $20,000?
When she said she knew it wasn’t a Nigerian accent because her brother in law is Nigerian and then his accent sounded so obviously Nigerian, I rolled my eyes so hard lol
She hears what she wants to hear...
“it sounds like a new jersey, new york accent”🤦♂️
The madder "Timothy" got the more Nigerian he got. 😂
😂
Tats why they wanted to get him riled up
For sure
This reminded me of myself when I heard myself losing it with my manager one time. I am Asian but I speak with American accent, but when I get angry. All of the sudden, I sounded very Asian. Every Asian alphabet comes out... Lol
😂😂😂😂
She was literally TOLD this is a romance scam but she carried on.. at that point she is a willing participant not a victim
She knows better than a bank doing fraud detection.
Right? It's always an overweight woman or a creepy older dude thinking someone with a ton of worth wants them when they have nothing to offer other than money.
Like it blows my mind. How do you notice in real life that no one shows you this kind of interest, but then just think that some super valuable person wants you because it's online.
It's not even just the physical appearances, either. Lots of these people are just shitty individuals, and of course, none of them are intelligent.
@@mycinnamongirlfacts
@@elipotter369lol
They all know. They are happily paying for a romance, until they stop. They are addicted. Scammers are providing a service. Noone forces them to send money.
In this century, and on this planet, when you lose your wallet, you contact your financial institutions and if you are out of the country - your embassy. Not someone that you have never met online to assist you with the issue. How do people fall for this?
Most countries will help you get back home via the embassy. You do have to pay back the cost. The US would definitely make sure you got back home.
If I was dealing with this guy, I’d leave him stranded and broke where he is. I’d have him eating his shorts having to answer difficult questions about contacting his bank, getting other people to help him. I’ve dealt with some scammers on instagram asking them a tonne of questions and watching them get frustrated 😂😂😂😂
Whatever happened to critical thinking?
@@user-fe2jj4op3q It's completely fallen out of fashion in many places.
Yes! My goodness, I thought this was common knowledge 😳
NO decent man is going to ask a woman for money, if he is seriously interested in her! He would be afraid she'd think ill of him. PERIOD! END OF STORY!
Ugh learned this lesson w my ex.
@lizzylahaie
In that case are u single. I’m on an oil rig and very lonely. ;)
@@lizzylahaie Yep, that's how I learned it, the hard way!
Usually if a man loves a woman, he spoils her so I’m surprised that all these ladies are giving all of their money to complete strangers.
I agree. Wouldnt he ask his boss or his work mates first? And not 10,000 dollars!
She says it was a 50-50 chance he was a scammer. Nooo... It was a 99.9% chance.
I have never seen a RUclips video where the victims weren't talking to scammers. I had one contact me through FB last Tuesday. He claimed to be Swiss living in Dallas, Texas but was messaging me at a time when it was 3am in Dallas. His FB page was all made on the Tuesday and from the same FB page and he also claimed to be in Oslo Norway on the check-in section also on Tuesday. I blocked him on the Friday because he was so boring. I also told him some of the things because I know he can't alter it.
100%
A European, New York, New Jersey accent?? Huh?? I'm beginning to understand why this lady gets scammed.
IKR? Get a map, lady 😂😂😂😂
That’s the clearest West African accent I’ve heard. He made no effort to hide it!
Came here for this comment lol!!
I'm a European from NY/NJ. Still no Nigerian accent 😂.
I just turned it on and heard that African accent, how guilliable
Me watching this with my 64yr old best friend who thinks she’s talking to GEORGE STRAIT! She’s learning a valuable lesson TODAY!!
Omg 😂😂😂 so sad
@@crystaltheo8494It is because she KNOWS better! I’m trying to let her down easy 🥹 I’m about 10yrs younger but she isn’t exposed to social media like me so she doesn’t “get it.” But she’s my bestie and I WILL protect her. 🤷♀️ ❤ (I saw u were laughing but damn, I’m trying)😂😂
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@@crystaltheo8494omg..he’s dead!
Thank God for you!! She gone learn TODAY 😂😂😂
She paid for that flower arrangement!!😂😂😂
I thought the same thing 🤣😂
How did he know the flower shops near me? Umm You gave him your address.
I don't think she had given him any money at that point yet. So some other scamee paid for it.
The older I get, the less companionship I need
Exactly
I have dropped 2 long term friends because when I thought about it they had done some bad things to me and I couldn't put up with anything else.
It's true, why is that?
Not the case for these gullible scams-attracting people!!
I am perfectly happy with my three dogs.
Drew’s Texan customer service voice gets me every time 😂 our boy commits to the character
"son" 😂😂😂
The “got damn’s” are what get me 😂
It's a horrible accent & that's why it's so awesome, these idiot scammers can't even tell.
@@WilliamsPinch He needs to stop saying that. Very offensive to a lot of people.
@@tinalettieri What ? Got damn? Seriously. Dunno what sort of GOT you believe in....but I am as sure as allahell! he is a lot more compassionate than that!!🤣
The way she debates the accent. She'd rather be right and scammed than wrong and stopped. Unbelievable.😂
She needs to spend more time in NY and NJ if she thinks his accent is from there
That was frustrating. She was grasping at straws. How can he have a New Jersey accent if he can barely speak fluent English. She purposely ignored the signs 🙄
A new york, new jersey European accent.
It’s because she lives in Delulu land the accents are different there. 😅
This is so sad that these people get scammed so bad 😢
Her bank told her it was a scam. She suspected it was a scam. She disregarded his very obvious west african accent and even made up a new one: "NY/NJ European accent". Ma'am you did this to yourself.
Still, she didn't send him her life savings or take any loans.
" She disregarded his very obvious west african accent and even made up a new one: "NY/NJ European accent" I hollered on this part 😆😆
@@truthhurtsohwell05 the delusion! because what the hell is "NY European" LOL
@@IsMaryStillPoppin- Hilarious?
😂
I met my husband online over twenty five years ago and we talked on the phone and emailed endlessly for months before he drove to my state to meet me. Not once did either of us ever ask the other one for money. We will celebrate our 25th wedding anniversary this fall.
If they ask for money, run!!!!
Would lose all respect for a man if he asked for money, no chance!!
Congrats!
❤
Wow, over 25 years ago? You met on the very early days of the internet. Was it on AOL? Congrats on 25 years of marriage 🙏💙
@@dovegoddess1100😂 I met my husband on AOL 27 years ago! We’ve been married 23 years.
I can’t stand when the “victims” act like they knew it was fake the whole time after they get exposed.
Embarrassment 😂😂😂
That old EGO that can't admit to being wrong! Love the, "He sounded deeper than I Nigerian; I have a cousin that's Nigerian..." No lady, he sounded Nigerian, hate to break it to ya!
They are not victims . They only hear what they want . It's clear these guys have African accents , yet they don't notice . They ask for tens of thousands for the dumbest reasons , yet they send it . Not victims , just sad and dumb people .
they are victims, get off your high horse. you are not immune to predators
@@NadDan1we are though lol. I’ve never given strangers money over the internet before.
Thanks for telling her it's 100% a Nigerian accent it's so sad to see this type of stuff and the denial it can put people in is heartbreaking
How can anyone not know that this is a black guy speaking?! I don't even know anyone from Nigeria but even I can tell that this is an african man. They all sound the same
@@lizzinessbibi7202 you lost it at "they all sound the same"
@@keletsom8000 at uni where I studied in the UK there were alot of black guys around. They all have the same voice and all sound similar. It's not even about the accent, that's irrelevant because a white guy will never talk like that and with that voice. It's ridiculous
@@lizzinessbibi7202 i understand west African accents tend to sound very similar but I can assure you Africans don't all sound the same
This Is coming from a south African
I have heard "you don't sound African" and "why don't you have an African accent" all the time, I have a johannesburg accent
@@lizzinessbibi7202All she had to do was utube how does a Nigerian sound speaking English. Or even better watch a few scam fish videos where you hear the guys talking EVEN BETTER ONE let her brother in law listen and he would of told her that's his people.... she had a Nigerian brother in law. I think sometime people have tunnel vision and refuse to research they just trust and hope.
These people never learn . The scamming patterns are always the same
because they work lol
Same thing I have been saying
Same story, different people. So predictable…
Sometimes I wonder if the show just hires actors and gives them this same script. There can't be that many dummies out there that are willing to publicly expose themselves as gullible victims.
Her actual shock of where the scammer is, is outstanding.
The second he spoke, I could even tell.
We ALL could tell….
Yes, my Queen!😂
This is not a Nigerian speaking folks. Perhaps this South American sounding individual is working with a Nigeria (doubt it) but it is not a Nigerian.
Have you eaten tday?
“wow”
“wooooow” 🙄
I love the scammer's panic when he thinks his meal ticket is being taken away. He wanted to be the only scammer in her life
Oh😂 that's what that panic was"who gives him the righ" he even ask her are you in something with this guys😂
I'm pretty sure he just dusts himself off then moves along to his next target. This is obviously very lucrative for these guys. They get tens of thousands of dollars before they get caught.
@@margiecasey9428Next? These Guys generally have dozens going on at the sane time. One tried it with me on Facebook. I knew immediately he was a scammer but accepted the request to mess with him. He couldn’t even remember what FB account he friended me from. He said he lived in California when messaging me but the page said he was born in Arkansas and lived in Texas. I asked him where he was born and he said San Diego. How people fall for these scams when the red flags are literally screaming at you blows my mind.
And they are doing this to multiple women at the same time.
YEP...well said, and that was PURE comedy! 😄😁😆😅🤣😂
An engineer, working overseas, has a sick daughter (or son), wife passed away in accident (or from cancer). Classic Scammer101. He's had a great life until he met this woman, then all of a sudden, one endless disaster after another has befallen him. Can we all just acknowledge that every single one of these "victims" are just terrible bad luck charms and should go live on an island somewhere? It's incredible how much bad luck these guys have as soon as they enter a relationship with these women,.
You said it!!! Classic!! Every time!! Hoe people can fall for this b.s. is beyond me!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The way their luck runs, the island would be obliterated by a tsunami or just sink like Atlantis, never to be seen again.
@@happyhermit3141Naah, I think they'd all have 10 separate unfortunate accidents- all requiring gift cards to buy food at the island shop (because they couldn't go fishing while laid up).
They should all meet up with each other actually. They'd prob be good together
Its amazing how they don’t even BOTHER to create a new story…
“What’s your name”
“Ti-MOO-dy”
“Kimberly?”
“TI-MOO-DY”
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂💀
😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Bhahahaha… 😂
Agree, can't even pronounce his own 'so called ' name. 🙄
I loved how Drew f*cked with the scammer. Had me laughing!
They're all handsome! Scammers aren't going to use ugly pics.
I would watch a whole show of Drew doing prank calls
😂
Omg I am in tears! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Same
Same loll
This was too funny. I didn't know otherwise kind and mellow Drew can put a fear of Lord into a scum scammer. It was awesome.
Aw, poor Tim. Such hard luck! You'd almost think a grown ass adult could deal with their own problems without expecting someone they've never even met to fund their lives, but I'm obviously just being heartless.
😂😂😂😂👏👏👏👏
Takes 2 to Tango here.
You are not heartless, why women are quick to take of men issues sending money back and forth, and then inquiring if those bastards are real or not? Why don't you do that, then?
@@yanickbernadeau26only bills I pay are mine!
I agree, you're not heartless. He was out with his "friends" so go and ask them for money, not some random woman you've never even met!!!
She’ll fall for it again. She was told straight up that it was a scam and she still made excuses for him.
Look at her😂 omg disgustingly desperate
She has narcissistic personality disorder
She eats it right up
Accent is pure Nigerian!! How can people not see that😂???
This is not a Nigerian speaking folks. Perhaps this South American sounding individual is working with a Nigeria (doubt it) but it is not a Nigerian.
Because you don’t see an accent.
I have worked in a university setting and been around so many diverse people and heard many accents. You get really good at guessing where they are from, then asking them for confirmation. Kind of an icebreaker and learning experience. A South African accent is slightly German with a different pronunciation of diagraphs such as th.
Even if every adult on the planet was required to take classes on how to identify romance scams, there would STILL be a lot of people falling for them.
I see those people as volunteers!
I agree because they have severe psychological issues and they need help:very low self esteem, loneliness....etc.
Lonely older people are especially vulnerable and naive and they get sucked in far too easy. All it takes is the scammer telling the victim what they wanna hear. I can't fathom how they have no remorse for bankrupting people either. I wish Interpol and the FBI would get involved and shut all these sick fks down.
Lonely people
Sad isn’t it
What's particularly scummy is the fact that scammers use children's images. If you have kids, you might want to make sure their images aren't being stolen or used for illegal purposes.
At the very least, the pictures should be watermarked
Yeah, don't put your kids on social media
Keep kids off social media, period.
Short of never posting a picture of or with your kids, how would someone ensure this?
@@Alexander_jade Honestly I just wouldn't post pictures of your kids. If you want to share photos with friends and family, send it to them directly (maybe in a family group chat?) Make it clear to them that you don't want them to post the photos online either. If you absolutely have to post photos of your kids online, make sure all of your privacy settings are on the highest level, don't use a photo with a kid as your profile pic (because those are always public) and never add anyone you don't know in real life or you don't trust not to keep the photos private
BOY, THEY GET NASTY WHEN THE MONEY GETS QUESTIONED🤣😅
Block a person who asks you for money. No one who is truly interested in you would ask for money. Come on people get real!
I borrowed 20 dollars once from my ex boyfriend and he made my car payment once when my card wouldn't work. Paid him back 3 days later and felt bad borrowing it and we had dated on and off 18 months
@@susanlett9632 I borrowed $50 from gf to pay ebay debt (unpaid case or item cancelled iminent), she was paid back on my next pay day at the bank
@@susanlett9632but you've known him in person not via IG
“F” “U” Gift cards- makes me chuckle everytime 🤣
That and Drew’s troll calls 😅
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Right? So clever 🤣🤣🤣
Its just as smart as Pen&Teller`s Fool Us trophy :D
@@39zack Yes! I've always loved their FU trophy!
😂hilarious
Being deliberately ignorant doesn't make you a victim, Norma is an easy mark. The men she's been with in person have used her and cheated on her and STILL she fell for this scammer. Even after her bank told her it was a scam. I don't feel sorry for this woman at all.
She has no sense of self worth or identity. I think maybe the first guy used her, but after that she allowed it.
In another video there as a Registered Nurse who's scammer kept asking for money for medical bills and medication. This guy was supposedly a contractor and she didn't question why he didn't have health insurance? RED FLAG Also, he said he needed some medical equipment, for a heart condition. As a nurse, she knew that none of it made sense, I guess the defibrilator and pace maker couldn't be used together. She stated that "his physician must be incompetent; no doctor would ever prescribe both of those things at once". She thought the doctor was a quack rather than come to the conclusion that her bofriend was a quack and lying to her! I thought that was so unbelievably delusional!
You would think that have dating some loser she thinks the online is a better choice to find match especially you never met in person and his accent is so fake he doesn’t sound European, American, Canadian, Australian , British or Spanish
@@donnagelina8548 I saw that one. I really don't understand how anyone can be that lonely. I think these people are mentally ill.
It's always women with low self esteem that don't feel like they deserve any better. They are willing to ignore tons of red flags and live in a fantasy world where they want this to be true.
With the amount of backlash, I seriously respect victims who come forward to tell us their stories.
Exactly. There's always so much harsh judgment in the comments. We are all humans in need of love. It's a blessing if you have that in your life, but not everyone does; it makes them vulnerable to these types of scams. Some of them are ridiculous, but most of them are just people who want love like everyone else, and it blinds them.
Do they get paid?
@@lailas.3205- Been divorced 36 1/2 years…haven’t dated since 2001…sometimes lonely, but NEVER that stupid.
@@glorysmummyThey get help. That’s a kind of pay…
They don't have to tell they stories I'm not feeling sad for idiots that want to keep believing in a dream when the truth hits them in the face they come hoping for a miracle that's it thats all they deserve all the backlash they get sometimes It takes a storm to shake people up out of there fantasy life
He is clearly Nigerian.. 😂😂😂😂 🤦🏽♀️ She did say her brother-in-law was Nigerian, so how does she not know that this man is clearly Nigerian? This is a damn shame.
She should've asked her brother -in-law. 🤷🏾♀️
@@gingers8457 maybe he's part of the scam
The thing she doesn't realize is that there are many different national languages in Nigeria. So someone who speaks Yoruba as their first language would have a different accent in English than someone who speaks Hausa or Igbo or Tiv as their first language. It's just like someone who speaks German as a first language sounds different in English than someone who speaks Spanish or Japanese as their first language. So this guy probably speaks a different first language than her brother in law which is why the accent might be different. But you can still tell it's from somewhere in West Africa due to the cadence and pronunciation of certain sounds. He sounds nothing like somebody from NY/NJ - she can watch any episode of "The Sopranos" and he sounds nothing like any of them
@@susaninika7552
I have a dear friend who teaches English as a 2nd language. Her students learn how to make the correct sounds with their mouths. A person who came to the USA from Nigeria at a young age, learned English through skilled native English speaking teachers and who thoroughly immersed himself into American culture would sound very different than even someone from his own original region when both speak English.
These people create their own reality.
LOL I love Drew's FUGiftcards customer service bits 😂
Definitely!! 😂😂😂
🤣
FU is a perfect name for those “gift cards”.
"Baby, I am always going to be honest TO you" 🤣🤣
I no longer believe there are engineers that work overseas
There are, but they can easily go to a consulate and claim their papers there
I can’t stop watching these videos, and I’m continuously amazed at the things people will believe in order to be in a “relationship”.
Me too 🤷♀️😲
It is fascinating, isn't it??!! How people can be scammed even now, with so much publicity and awareness of such scams ... There is no real human connection, either! People will empty out their life savings because someone tells them a bunch of empty, pretty words? Unreal...
At this point I can't stand these videos with how gullible these people are, there is no basic common sense at all with any of these victims smdh
Think about how many millions of people believed the biggest scam ever pulled on the world four years ago, followed by the scam of what they needed to have in their bodies the next year.
They’re always 6 feet tall, always an engineer, always had a wife die or cheated on him, always has a sick kid, falls in love immediately, and then needs money because he can’t access his account. Geez people, grow a brain!!
😂😂😂😂😂
'You will need to start sending me money for my mother's medication' GTFO 😂
I know, right!!
I'd say "not my momma"
And his mother and daughter lives in a country that has free healthcare. How did she make it to this age without self awareness? I would have looked up his company. His accent! Was not a white man from Amsterdam.. I would have no respect for a man who can’t solve his own problems.
I gasped. The nerve. Lmao. No dude, take care of your own momma.
If u r a moron
She seems sweet, some victims are really unlikable. I hope she finds some peace.
DON'T EVER send money to ANYONE you've never met & only know through the Internet. A REAL man will figure out his own problems and not rely on a woman to rescue them
I’m utterly dumbfounded by how fast romance scam victims fall in love and trust their “fickle lovers”. Is calling you “queen, honey, babe, love and photoshopped profile pictures all it takes for people to fall in love?
It’s the phone sex. They will rarely admit to it but that is exactly what they have engaged in.
Yup. Really desperate. They want a fairy tale and it's handed to them immediately they get online.
@@mildredpierce4506 You’re right. Hadn’t remembered the victims don’t say that a lot. It is embarrassing so they say the scammer was ‘ romantic’ chatting or something
You’re totally right. They’re trapped in a vicious cycle.
They say Queen, babe, honey so they don’t mix up your name
Drew playing the gift card service rep is my favorite 😂😂😂
I love to see Drew do some acting. Drew has talent.
You cannot fall 'in love' with someone you have never met. You are in love with the fantasy not a real person.
Are you talking to that lady who's bank told her it was a fraud and romance scam?
Exactly... Its a delusional fantasy where common sense flies out the window.
I've chatted with guys I met online, talked to them and thought there might be a real connection. When meeting them in person it's sometimes taken 5 minutes to realize there was no interest there. You don't know until you meet in person!
So true.
People really need to hear that these days ❤
The call with the scammer was hilarious! I wish more episodes had those conversations.
Wake up and smell the roses.The minute they ask for money you should know it is a scam!
The roses from Amsterdam 😂
More like the fertilizer mixed with thorns!😂
These people who get catfished are just looking fot their own ego boost. "Dating" a young handsome or beautiful person knowing they're out of their league just confirms it.
He's not that gorgeous and Norma is pretty. Not a model but attractive. But you're right about most of them.
And the guy said he’s 48! Guy in pictures is no more than 30! Grow up people!!
@@elisabethkiesel4567 He's more than 30, but probaly not 48.
It isn't this case though. He looks average and she isn't bad looking .
@@beatapogorzelska1241 exactly. The guy who tried to catfish me was good looking and just my type. We were pretty equal in attractiveness. I don't know how he knew because my late husband wasn't that different 30 years earlier but in the only pictures of him on my social media he looked very different. He found me on FB on a Judge Judy video thread. I wasn't doing online dating so he just took a wild guess. The photos were nice but not professional photo shoot level.
BTW, I remember reading something years ago that people may be different types but they tend to wind up with someone who is rated about the same in attractiveness. It takes a really honest assessment to know where you are. Not just what you see in the mirror but how people respond and interact with you because attractiveness goes beyond superficial looks.
All of the people falling for these scammers are suckers for love, that's the truth.
My 18 yo son lost his wallet & managed better than this grown ass man?! Come on. I’m
Convinced that these folks would rather live in a fantasy world than accept the truth that they have to see
How naive can this woman be? I travel internationally and my American Bank called immediately when I made a purchase in Paris. They locked down my credit cards, debits, savings and I had to verify it was me, even quicker with biometrics. What? They have no American Consulate in Holland? No wallet, no passport..... BTW she could have googled his company herself. People only hear what they want to believe.
I lost my wallet in the Rome airport and didn't realize it til I was on the plane. Came home with just enough money to get home because it was in a different coin purse. Called lost and found in Rome, they had it and couriered/FedExed it to me and I had it intact with all my card. They couldn't ship currency so my Euros paid the Courier fee but I lost a lot on a double exchange for my shekels. Somehow I managed.
@ShellieV1971
Your son, at 18, is also a "grown-ass man." Have him commit a crime and see where he lands. He's a grown-up, Honey. Stop babying him, please!
"We both like pasta", well then, you’re obviously soulmates, instantly!!!😂
🤣 silly 🐇
If only they both had the same favorite color, it would have been a soulmate match!
Drew giving the scammer the run around and telling him to watch his mouth is gold! A taste of the scammer's own medicine.
She seems like a kind intelligent person, its so sad that she was scammed. Being lonely makes one incredibly vulnerable.
“My mother is sick, I will need you to start sending me money for her medications.”
Lol.
I never take orders period
I am so glad my grandmother on my dad's side is content with her singleness. She is almost 90 and hasn't dated since her 40's. She is active with her church, volunteers with the other elderly people and spends time with her grandkids. It is okay to be single especially if love never worked out.
Lol nothing wrong with people wanting someone. My grandfather died in 1983 and my grandmother didn't pass til 2012. She didn't try dating anyone again either but I've never acted like that was a good thing or bad or said I'm glad she didn't lol. Doesn't mean she would of got scammed if she tried. There's a special way of thinking to get scammed like this smh, my grandmother would of never fell for something like this junk
My grandmother met a man when she was 80 and he became her boyfriend before he passed away. No internet then. In person is the only way to meet someone.
What is the point of this post?
I’ve been single since 1978.
@@hjames78 In 84, my uncle passed age 36, my aunty is now 70 and hasn't looked since Graham's death
"They're there for each other" ??? How? How has he been there for her other than asking for more and more money. Geez Louise! And OMG, that is NO WAY a New York or Jersey accent. What is wrong with these women?
I know...I have no idea what these people are on or are drinking, because they are WAY off on this! I mean...REALLY, come on...who is that delusional, WHO?!?!?
It shocks me these old women believe a good-looking man would want them and never meet them.
Fat and forty! Lol
It's amazing how obvious it is from any voice clip, you can tell they're Nigerian in like a second.
They show his picture, and you hear the voice, and you think yep, those definitely, totally match up 😅
This is not a Nigerian speaking folks. Perhaps this South American sounding individual is working with a Nigerian (doubt it) but it is not a Nigerian. Go back and listen to Spanish accent.
The moment you hear " Bitcoin gift card, baby" why does an accent even matter 😅
As a Nigerian, let me clarify something just in case it helps someone. Different parts of Nigeria have different accents or diction to be exact. Based on the way they enunciate and pronounce words, you can tell if they’re Hausa, Igbo or Yoruba e.t.c. I sincerely apologise for what you went through ❤
You've got me wondering. If Nigerian men watch these videos, they can learn what techniques work to scam women.
@@margiecasey9428 I suppose they probably do but I’m a Nigerian woman and I do try to help as much as I can so people don’t fall victim to scammers as I have, many times. My husband’s family is caucasian and a few of them have nearly fallen victims too. It’s a sad situation that people do this to others but remember that Nigeria has over 213million people and for reference only a tiny percentage (4 million people at most) of them take the cowards way by being scammers. The average Nigerian is a hardworking person but alas, the few bad eggs have earned us bad notoriety 😔
@@margiecasey9428yes 😂
@margiecasey9428 Yes. Scammers are watching the scambaiters videos for tips and tricks on how to avoid detection.
@@amypendragon5129 It's quite obvious that the majority of the scammers all use the same techniques. It's as if they are all reading the same playbook or "how-to manual". We can all see what does work. These victims completely believe and trust a stranger they've never even met! I just can't understand that! It's not a "little" money, not a couple of bucks; this is tens of thousands of dollars! Blows my mind!
Is this the same story every week and I shake my head in disbelief every time? Yes. Will I continue to tune in every week, no matter what. Also yes.
I love how she genuinely looks surprised when they tell her the truth. Is she really that gullible?
This woman must not have been to New York or New Jersey or heard their speech patterns . If her brother in law is Nigerian she should of let him hear this scammer. Dumb Dumb Dumb
Yes, she should have.
I thought the same thing. Especially since she was having doubts, the scammer kept changing his story, AND the bank told her it was fraud/scam. Why not have the BIL listen in on a call? How hard would that be? But then again, how hard would it have been to run a reverse image or google that company name or do ANY sort of checks a normal person would do when validating who they are talking with online...? Sigh. It is willful ignorance. It's almost as if the victims are afraid to find out the truth, because then the fantasy is over.
I bet he did hear and told her it was a scam. And she STILL didn't listen. These people don;t want the truth. They want to continue their boyfriend fantasy, regardless of whether the real person is in Nigeria.
She is really stupid
This is not a Nigerian speaking folks. Perhaps this South American sounding individual is working with a Nigerian (doubt it) but it is not a Nigerian. Go back and listen to the Spanish accent.
Love Drew scamming the scammer!!! Especially with that Texas drawl!! Hilarious!!😂😂😂😂
Drew's prank call made my day 🤣🤣🤣 he needs to bust his Texan Customer Service voice out more often!!
The way he pronounced Timothy: “TEE-MO-TEE” 😂😂😂
Men marry other women while dating you, not once, not twice, nut three? Go to a therapist, not on dating profiles. There is way too much to unpack.
I was thinking the same thing. I really, sincerely hope she's getting help. That's a terrible way to live.
This is not a Nigerian speaking folks. Perhaps this South American sounding individual is working with a Nigeria (doubt it) but it is not a Nigerian.
I like how they always say “Wowww” - as if they are so mind blown that the person wasn’t real…
I love when Drew and the team give them the details of the scammer, and they always say they knew something wasn't right. Her entire introduction was her believing everything he said to her. She can't even admit she was all in. At least be honest about your mistake. I hope she takes a lesson from this to protect herself.
I've come to believe this is a legit mental illness. is that fair?
she said she thought there was a "50/50" chance he was real. lollll no more like 100/0
The way she is smiling and acting so girlish about the whole thing displays denial even now.
@@brookiegremlin6660She was more than hopeful. Definitely more like 75/25 that she thought he was real.
@@jaeshaswayProbably 90/10
Whenever they say I'm sure he's not Nigerian it's a Nigerian 😅😅😅
This is not a Nigerian speaking folks. Perhaps this South American sounding individual is working with a Nigeria (doubt it) but it is not a Nigerian.
I am 68 and I never understood that "need" to have someone to share things with.
I do, but i dont understand the need to share my money.
Find Jesus Christ find peace ❤
Someone with her track record in relationships should definitely not be looking for love online. Scammers will tell her everything she’s wanted to hear after learning how she’s been treated in the past. Very sad.
She asked how to trust people when they are asking for money. Um… if they are asking you for ANY MONEY, you should NEVER trust them. 😮
I love it when Drew puts on a fake accent to deal with these fake scammers! Always gives me a chuckle.
I'd rather search for someone in the produce section at Walmart than online. Just make sure they don't follow you home afterwards. I'm dying here listening to them scam the scammer....he was so pissed...LMAO....OMG>>>>>>>That was EPIC!!
Walmart Wednesday meet and greets, not a bad idea 😂
The way he asks "Ok baby ?"
So convinced she's persuaded!
Or babe I'm gonna need 10000 dollars
I’m gonna keep saying it until the whole world knows..
“THERE’S NO SUCH THING AS AN ONLINE RELATIONSHIP!”
Well my wife and I met online and were in an online relationship for some time, so that's not true.
@@captaininsulin2154 your relationship with your wife started when you spoke with her on the phone & met her in person,
Before that you were just messaging someone you don’t know online for some time..
yeah, going to have to disagree. Met my wife on a twitch stream....she moved to my country to be with me...and we've been married since 2016...so....
im living with my fiancée i met on twitter- then again she never asks for money or gifts 😂
i don’t either to be clear, we met at 16 and now we’re both close to 20/21
Drew you’re a legend!!! That Southern accent & gift card bit was hysterical 😂😂😂
She’s hearing what she wants to hear. She will keep falling for these scams. Desperate people do desperate things.
The Nigerian accent is very particular and still the “victims” always say “he doesn’t sound nigerian” 😒
I LOVED the flipped script with Drew being a hard-core agent protecting the victim. It reminded me of Kit Boga or Rinoa Poison (she has an episode where she plays 'Frank' from Target in a conference call with the scammer and the scammer kept screaming 'Hang up on the Frank, hang up on the Frank!'). I hope Social Catfish does more of these type scenarios where the scammer is forced to interact with someone besides the victim. Dangling that big $$ was the lure they needed to get the scammer on a 3-way call! Otherwise it is just the same sad story: 'He isn't Nigerian'...When he is CLEARLY Nigerian. 'It was 50/50'...When it was CLEARLY 100% a scam.
Hi there. Whats the rinoa poison episode titled?
Would love to see more episodes where they play with the scammer too! Kitboga is great but I'd love to specifically see damage done to romance scammers. Just dangle carrots in front of them for ages till they lose it lol
I gotta go check that out!!
I tried to find it by googling 'hang up on the frank' but couldn't. If I find it I'll leave a post. It was hysterical. Rinoa, playing the victim, was talking to 'Frank from Target' (also Rinoa) who had flagged the gift card purchase as a scam. Rinoa said, 'I don't know what to do' and 'Frank' said, 'I'll tell you what to do, hang up. This is a scam!' and the scammer is just going nuts, 'Hang up on the Frank, hang up on the Frank'. She is so talented. Again, I'd love to see Social Catfish be more interactive and really turn the screws on these scammers like Rinoa/Kitboga and others do. @@rickispanish6398 @RinoaPoison
That's a Nigerian accent for sure🤞
watching from South Africa 🇿🇦
It unbelievably obvious that it’s a scam. She should have immediately asked him for money and see if he stuck around. I guarantee she would never hear from him again.
More of Drew winding up the scammer please . It was amusing . Drew’s great! This episode was the best ! I like T-shirts worn by the crew.
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Drew doing his Texan accent and messing with scammers kills me😂 I love when he answers the phone “Howdy!” Also “Don’t tell me how to talk to your wife. You watch your mouth.”
*wheeeeeeze laughing*
This lady disrespecting New York and New Jersey saying this scammer sounded like he was from there. 🤦
What I don't understand is how these scammers so easily convince their victim that "I have a problem and MY problem can only be solved by using YOUR money". He tells her about HIS serious problem and then he proceeds to ask her for money. I personally am not interested in hooking up with a man who is so careless and immature that he loses his wallet and gets locked up for documents that have expired and who cannot manage to get on an airplane and who thinks that ALL of those mishaps need MY money to bail him out. No. I don't think so. I don't have a lot of money, but I think I'll just keep what I have... or at least I won't be sending any to someone online who is a rank stranger to me. Do not send ANYONE that you have never met any money and then you won't have to spend sleepless nights where you agonize over whether or not he is "real".
I really need to know because. I am sitting here with these real problems and scared to ask.
Definitely don’t send him money even if you have met him!!!
With these ones (middle aged) what is going on here ?
I will give granny and grandpa a pass this time 😞.
If they are elderly I sort of get how they fell for these scams. She is not elderly 🥺..
Exactly, you are right there is only one rule to follow.
Fall in love all you want with a fake European person from Ghana 🇬🇭 it’s cool as long as you don’t wire funds.
It’s amazing the number of people who will believe a complete stranger they have never met who is constantly asking for money instead of the people they see in person who are trying to save them from losing money.
Well stated!
If they had a real relationship they wouldn't fund their boyfriends life
The people who are telling them the truth don't give them that dopamine hit!
That's a good point.@@donnagelina8548
.."I guess because he was so persisten.." My dear Norma, that's his MAIN JOB ☺
‘Something’s not right’ but she still sent him money? She’s not a victim, she’s delusional.
Every time I hear the scammers accent it's obvious to me that's Nigerian and I'm just amazed how many victims swears it's some other accent.
That's a Dutch-American accent, like they have in New Jersey, Europe. You deaf? 😂😂😂
@@nineteenfortyeight6762 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I know, same here. I just can't believe she is this desperate...I mean, WOW!😶
stop lol lol@@nineteenfortyeight6762
he clearly sounds nigerian
Drew trolling the scammer was the best part of the episode!! 😂
If someone suddenly had terrible bad luck after meeting me and telling me all these horrible things that were happening to them, I'd assume I was the reason they were so cursed and would cut them off immediately so they could have better luck 😂😂
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That is funny😂
What is wrong with people to think they are in love with someone they have never met and to send them money on top of it ??? It's insane
Drew, you ROCK! It will be good to see more of you and your team confronting those bastards.
And the way people are so needy for love, we will have this for years to come.
Yes! Everyone blames the victims here though I agree they ARE maddening! These criminals deserve some retribution.