@@AnonMedic Yes. Ultra Mobile has sales for $100 for annual unlimited talk/text + 3GB high speed data/month. Paid $100 and no more bill to worry about for an entire year.
There are lots of scammers that target youtubers. You're a prime target since you like investigate scams and actually pay scammers to "go further in the scam." Love your content, just be careful!
Good on you for owning up to getting scammed after showing everyone how to not get scammed. It shows humility and takes some real balls to post a video like this in my opinion. I have to say I'm impressed and you have earned a lot of respect from me. I know it may sound dumb to most people but in life or at least in mine it isn't very often that you find people who are humble enough to own up and say that they made a mistake. Mad respect. Love the videos.
@@TheBertil1234 Probably and hopefully that, but put a kid with that kind of imagination and manipulation skills in the wrong environment and whatever comes out will not be trustworthy, to say the least.
@user-ud8ko9ee9k literally is. The outcome of either is ultimately the same. Making a fool of someone. Just different methods to get there. So yes, they're very much the same thing.
The so-called "Steve" who got his phone stolen is part of that "Indian scam story" series, not this story. The liar who has been "investigated" in this video was only the Apple ID scammer from the previous video and apparently is not related to the other parallel series.
@@superwaffle01 No sane person actually believes pleasant Greens stories but I have to give him a thumbs up for his creativity. I think he should focus that energy on writing an actual book that people would enjoy reading. This made up scam series is getting stale!
NAVRET that’s exactly what I was thinking. Who in their right mind would just ignore the fact a large company wouldn’t even use correct grammar and spelling?
James N that’s exacly the type of people the scammers are looking for, they’re not trying to scam people with PhD’s, rather the “mentaly disadvantaged” people that don’t see these spelling mistakes. It’s a systemic filtering of dumb/gullible people.
I freelance edit for international businesses. Most of the correspondence that I edit has bad grammar, random capitalization, misspellings, run-ons, or the wording sounds weird- hints that the email is coming from a place where English is not the first language.
I agree, but I'm a grammar Nazi so I catch stuff like that right away. If you're a friend or coworker and I know you, I bypass it. Now, if you claim to be a professional or working for a big company, um yeah... I'm going to delete or hang up on you!
My fiancee fell for a scam. She was 7 months pregnant,we were on hard times living in a hotel trying to get a foot ahead. This guy posed as her aunt and got her to send a gift card his way. It pisses me off pretty bad. Scammers have zero empathy
@@jason200912possibly hacked or cloned Facebook account. One of my friends got hit by a mutual who was hacked and begged for 50 bucks as soon she sent the money my friend got blocked so then she called her and it turned out she paid a scammer who hacked the Facebook account. So it’s not impossible
I’ve watched ten of these videos by pleasant green and I have no idea how this guy has the patience dealing with these scammers! But his sense of humor is great 👍🏿
Who Pleasant Green? Ya me either. It's crazy to me that many people still can't tell this is proofless BS. He wants clicks and money. He even has admitted this, he also admitted to wanting to find a way to keep making scammer videos because they blew his channel up.
Jay Williams yeah I never believed it either, I keep saying that the dude in this channel is becoming way too soft and too susceptible to the sob stories, he needs to really really reconsider and understand. This kid probably does this to thousands of people in the factories in the United States makes no difference in fact it’s worse because he doesn’t even really need the money neither do they but. I was actually getting that exact same phone call for a while so it’s definitely a widespread thing he failed with the initial email scam so he just put him on a list of susceptible people because most people never even reply so if you respond at all you automatically get put on a high potential list
@@firemonkey1015 It all depends on your cpm. If you make controversial content like politics and such, advertisers don’t pay as much for ads so you’ll get around $1 per thousand. If you make content like makeup or healthcare, advertisers pay more for ads so you’ll get $20 to even $100 per thousand
I actually think the kids name was Logan Peterson. Because the first letter sounded like a P before he censored, and the bar was to big to be Paul. So in going with Logan Peterson is this kids name.
That kid's kind of brilliant. Throwing out a scam with no actual hook, vanishing for long enough for anyone to forget about it, then hitting for low enough value that nobody will really mind. Depending on how long that datasheet took to make, he may have even earned the money.
Mohamed Mohamed no darling, you’re forgetting how they met, he only had his number because of the fact that he responded to one of the fishing emails with the post office scam, but the reality is Pleasant greens is scamming his viewers none of this is real
@@zararoyce319 i think we forget one part that, he was trolling a youtube twice. And he easely tell that locked lie for money, there's a chance that this kid might know who he dealing with. And he just trolling with the fact that he know him....
Watched this yesterday and later figured it out. The kid in GA was running the stupid scam knowing you were going to make a video and was going to approach you about royalties at a later time. He got busted so his only option was to ghost you.
Actually, the US Postal Inspection Service would be an even better choice. Dude was reckless enough to involve the USPS, who have their own independent law enforcement.
That is actually insane, Im a senior in hs and just moved from McDonough like 3 months ago... never knew there were scammers there until now but it’s crazy to think that I may actually know who this is
I lived in McDonough in 1975-76. I was 12-13 yrs old. Of all the many places I lived growing up, it was my very favorite. Paradise lost now, I suppose. 😔
I said to my wife after watching the first video that he was 100% being scammed about the worker being forced to work in an Indian call centre. I'm surprised to know it was an American kid doing the scam but hey! you live and you learn.
Remember in the 90s when you would see in a Penny Saver Magazines, an Add that said, Make $1000 a week Stuffing Envelopes. Well I had one that said to send. One Dollar to this PO Box. So instead of sending it, I went to that Post Office. I got the Clerk, who probably knew it was a Scam, to give me the Name and Address of the PO Box Owner. So I went to the Address and knocked on the door. A guy in his 20s answered and asked him about the name. He asked why, so I told him. He laughed and called for that person. Then to my Surprise, a 13 year old boy came to the door. When I told him about his add, he was really scared. I think he thought I'm mad that it didn't work. When I never paid. So I asked him what do you do to make this money? He said, just put an Add in a Cheap Classified and wait for the money to roll in. I don't think he Made a DIME. 😆
Smart? The kid is using the same PayPal email from his original scam, didn't even bother changing it. Clicked on the IP grabber link too. This kid would've been in prison a long time ago had we had a good law enforcement in this country.
@@hippopotamus86 it's a made up story guys, it never happened.. Lol just enjoy the narrative and press the like button. RUclips videos such as this are a quick way of earning money from RUclips and with Greens creativity, I'm sure he never gets disappointed.
Actually Logan to me feels a really smart guy (or a nerd who doesn't have friends to play with) Like there is a chance that he turned on a VPN before clicking the link you sent as he probably knew it could be an IP logger as he sent it to you before Also if he could plan such an elaborate scam he can do above thing I mentioned too Also I hope he uses his brain in some good work instead of scamming random guys on internet
@@blakryptonite1 It's not real guys, just let the ads run, enjoy the story and put something in Greens pocket. C'mon y'all can't tell me you're buying into this.. 😂😂
A great example of a convoluted crime with a tiny payoff. I always find it funny when someone is willing to go to great lengths and risk criminal prosecution for a pittance that could be earned in less than an hour of honest labor.
You shuld just report him to the officials - even if he's about 15 and tries to scam very stupidly for maximum 20 Dollars. Stupid and dumb try but criminal!
Imagine if that scammer was being locked in a room in Nigeria and forced to make up these creative scams, and he was forced to scam pleasant green in such a way.
Mario mario not entirely true since there are some who don’t have much of a choice whether to scam or not such as the other guy Ben is helping in India
Mario mario that’s not really my point. A lot of times people think it is going to be legit work but it ends up not being legit and they really want to get out of it but they have to do it to support their families and keep them from being homeless. Plus even though “being poor doesn’t make you scam” is true, that’s unrelated to the fact you said once you’re a scammer you’re always one
I watched the other video before this one and the whole time I was watching it I kept saying to myself " I can't believe hes falling for this crap" lol wow kudos to Wade
*All this seems so convoluted! I wouldn't be surprised if PG made up the **_ENTIRE THING_** for views. Shoot, it got you, me, and all the rest of these people interested.* 😂
This was so obviously a scam from the very beginning that I don't understand why it continued past the first or second contact! A huge waste of time plus losing $100???. Whatever, glad you're doing what you're doing to get back at the scammers and wishing you continued success!
Wait...How did he get the $100??? He asked for $5, you didn't give it to him. He asked for $20 and didn't get these also. And how come it's free to send a million empty packages from Nigeria??? So many weird stuff going on here.
He paid him in the other video-- $80.00 for the list of phone numbers and $20.00 to chat about the call center scam that the scammer alleged he was participating in. This video (it's the same scammer or at least using the same paypal account) and he is paid nothing. The packages were not from Nigeria.
@L Well, he has to pay....other wise he has no content to film and make videos of. To uncover how a scam works, sometimes you have to play along, and that is what he did.
The post office hold music in ur country is so relaxing, i go through 10 thousand steps of depression when i call about my internet problems in my country
As someone from McDonough, GA, I would love to have his address so I can prank him. I'm also scared of RUclips's Recommendations because I've never watched a scam investigator, and it recommends me one where the scammer is from my city.
Could be a coincidence, or simply that you either searched for something relevant to your city, or have location tracking enabled on services from your google account.
I also thought he made the whole story up and wasn't sounding indian at all and sounded like a 13 yo kid. Would be great tho, that you really whooped his scammer boss!
Ok Ben , listen to this: When I was a kid I would visit my grandfather and read his Popular Mechanics magazines. @1965. There was always an ad about this guy who had made it financially well off. It was called ‘The lazy man’s way to riches.’ He had a big house, 2 cars…. all debt free. You could even write his bank manager to get him to verify. Any one could do what he did, so he said. It’s easy. He asked you to send $20 to learn out how you could be rich like him. His answer? ‘Put an ad in the magazine like me.’
Videos from this channel started showing up in my home feed. I watched them and kept watching because it was entertaining storytelling. I saw the video where Brian "decided to give up the scam" and kept thinking the story didn't add up. How does he get access to his bosses computer if they lock him in a room. I checked the comments in the video to see if anyone else questioned what the kid said vs the messages he sent. Eventually got led to this video. Not sure if this entire arc was developed as part of the channel, or if you actually did fall for a scam, but i am thoroughly entertained. I'll binge this channel for a bit longer 😂😂😂
Imagine being scammed by a kid for mere pocket change...
So specific as well, wonder what he needed that for 😂
@@parthkachhia5896 in game purchases man gets em everytime
it was $100. not just pocket change. $100 is my annual phone bill.
@@blakryptonite1 you pay 100$ per year. 🤷♂️
@@AnonMedic Yes. Ultra Mobile has sales for $100 for annual unlimited talk/text + 3GB high speed data/month. Paid $100 and no more bill to worry about for an entire year.
That scammer was so creative coming up with the weirdest schemes. He could put his talents to good use in more productive lines of work :-/
Like in a real indian call center?
@@SOADfreakable hahaha
For the cia I guess
Productive for himself that's why he does it, he enjoys the thrill
Matt NA Or he could be smart and continue rolling in money from scams.
He's trying to get some V-Bucks
Lmao yes you can say that
😂
Bruh that was my first thought
Congrats you where right
You won an free iPhone 11
I will just need you’re address and you’re credit card information
This channel is a scam
"How do you put a tax on something that doesn't even have value?"
IRS: *observe*
like a piece of paper with green ink on it? hahaha
xD
Even empty boxes have value. :)
XD oh they''l find someway to tax bitcoin..okay no they wont but you know a joke
IRS when someone says you earned money you never even got: 👉🤚
That Logan kid was probably shitting bricks when he saw that email about the weather in Georgia lol
Pleasant green: “Hey Logan, hows the weather today”
Logan: *Aight ima head out*
What is ur mail sir
@@obiefuleblaise8866 it's JoeMama@yahhoooooooo.cccoooooommmmmm
@@professionalnoob2688 Thats my email
@@EliteStricker 👁️👄👁️
@@EliteStricker who's Joe?
There are lots of scammers that target youtubers. You're a prime target since you like investigate scams and actually pay scammers to "go further in the scam." Love your content, just be careful!
he never pays?
@@icewallowcome4955 you haven't watch enough of his vids if you think that.
@@anarchyseeds4406 I watched him for years. but its scripted most of the time. you think he is gonna pay a monthly payment for someone? 80$
@@icewallowcome4955 he has sent cash to scammers; idk what you want me to say.
@@anarchyseeds4406 he's toxic dont entertain!
Pleasant Green: _"How's the weather in Georgia?"_
Logan: *Oh shi-*
LOL XD. He was probably like *Oh fuck*
Georgia? The state of Georgia, as in Atlanta? Or "that other" Georgia 🇬🇪? (12/21/2021)
@@knowbodiesfull5768 georgia, as in atlanta. pleasant mentions that it was in the USA
Good on you for owning up to getting scammed after showing everyone how to not get scammed. It shows humility and takes some real balls to post a video like this in my opinion. I have to say I'm impressed and you have earned a lot of respect from me. I know it may sound dumb to most people but in life or at least in mine it isn't very often that you find people who are humble enough to own up and say that they made a mistake. Mad respect. Love the videos.
I agree.
Conspiracy theory: that kid faked all those scams to feed his ego by being in your videos
OOF
It really does look like a very targeted scam
The whole story sounds contrived.
More like he wrote the story for content on his channel…. But that’s alright I guess. We watched anyways
The biggest scam is my mom telling me “ If you tell the truth I won’t yell at you”
More like "I won't beat you" your parents are soft af
@@ploperdung asian kids can relate
My mom's scam is "Admit you did it, and I wont beat you." I used to fall for that when I was way younger.
ImmortalLeaf Classic mom moment
Heheehe true my mom does that ehhehe
I’m scared of what he’d be able to do when he’s older.
Wouldn't you think he grown mature and found a more reasonable way to make money ?
@@TheBertil1234 Probably and hopefully that, but put a kid with that kind of imagination and manipulation skills in the wrong environment and whatever comes out will not be trustworthy, to say the least.
He might get a great salesman
@@MrMKFreak Then it's good this video is made public
Bad habits die hard. I wouldn't forgive this kid if it was me. I'd be pressing charges.
So when the kid talks about his boss, does he mean his dad?
Damn got dark really fast
Sorry sir you will have to pay a fee of 5$ for writing this, if you wish to delete it you will need to pay a fee of 29$.
From youtube
@Mather Sorry sir, it will be a additional $100 to call the authorities, Would you like to cancel for an additional $200?
Demon Man123 sorry sir but it costs 1000 to inform him about this.
@@darrendavies5704 Sorry sir, it will be 10K for every ounce of air. Would you like the ability to not breath for a additional 100K?
I love how he doesn't fall for the smart one but falls for the dumbest ones 😂 😂
He wasn't scamming you, he was trolling you!
Trolling, scamming, literally the same thing
@@__The_Real_V__ literally not
@user-ud8ko9ee9k literally is. The outcome of either is ultimately the same. Making a fool of someone.
Just different methods to get there. So yes, they're very much the same thing.
@@__The_Real_V__ except scamming typically involves stealing money while trolling does not. But that’s also just a generalization.
He scammed him for $100. He’s a scammer.
I think the time his ¨phone¨was stole was when his mom took his iPad away.
The so-called "Steve" who got his phone stolen is part of that "Indian scam story" series, not this story. The liar who has been "investigated" in this video was only the Apple ID scammer from the previous video and apparently is not related to the other parallel series.
I can prove this was a scam read my most recent comment
@@jonhdoe943 "John Doe"
ok scammer
To be honest this story is hilarious. After all that I'd say he earned that $100.
He earned crime charges
I mean maybe, but this behaviour shouldn’t be rewarded. Let him keep the 100 bucks but tell his damn mom or something lmao
Yeah, the problem is this is rewarded now, and in old age he'll be a Bernie Madoff or something.
Thanks to your channel I was able to prevent my wife from being scammed with a catering scam.
So he got scammed by a 16 year old kid
But doesn't get scammed by adults 😂😂😭
After all. When u heard a kid voice being suffer , ur heart melt and couldnt hold ur guard. Its quite funny tho xD
@@prumchhangsreng979 no? Who even falls for that i just say try ur best
@@leaveleague3491 ? Well the dude in the video?
@@leaveleague3491 I watched the original video and I felt suspicious about the kid oof
Twice.
This kid will make a great politician.
dayumn
That was the most elaborate scam ever conducted by a kid that sounded like that. Man this is crazy
We in the comment section knew you were being scammed. Surprised how you fell for it
Exactly!!! Lol! Some of the things he was saying was American quotes & sayings. Totally knew from the start.
This series is now just a story, he can’t ride Joel’s coattails forever.
This is some WWE shit.
@@Tony36271 And with how ridiculous his indian scam story series has gotten, this whole channel feels like total bullshit now.
@@superwaffle01 No sane person actually believes pleasant Greens stories but I have to give him a thumbs up for his creativity. I think he should focus that energy on writing an actual book that people would enjoy reading. This made up scam series is getting stale!
he havent fell for it.. he just posted the video then waited for 2 weeks to upload continuation video.. see he wore same shirt!!
The typos and grammar are the dead giveaways it’s a scam.
NAVRET that’s exactly what I was thinking. Who in their right mind would just ignore the fact a large company wouldn’t even use correct grammar and spelling?
James N that’s exacly the type of people the scammers are looking for, they’re not trying to scam people with PhD’s, rather the “mentaly disadvantaged” people that don’t see these spelling mistakes. It’s a systemic filtering of dumb/gullible people.
I freelance edit for international businesses. Most of the correspondence that I edit has bad grammar, random capitalization, misspellings, run-ons, or the wording sounds weird- hints that the email is coming from a place where English is not the first language.
I agree, but I'm a grammar Nazi so I catch stuff like that right away. If you're a friend or coworker and I know you, I bypass it. Now, if you claim to be a professional or working for a big company, um yeah... I'm going to delete or hang up on you!
@@jamesnesbit1 like here instead of hear and oR and well no logo, no email, no number.
He needed the money for pornhub membership
My fiancee fell for a scam. She was 7 months pregnant,we were on hard times living in a hotel trying to get a foot ahead. This guy posed as her aunt and got her to send a gift card his way. It pisses me off pretty bad. Scammers have zero empathy
How does a man pose as an aunt
@@jason200912 voice changer
@@jason200912possibly hacked or cloned Facebook account. One of my friends got hit by a mutual who was hacked and begged for 50 bucks as soon she sent the money my friend got blocked so then she called her and it turned out she paid a scammer who hacked the Facebook account. So it’s not impossible
I’ve watched ten of these videos by pleasant green and I have no idea how this guy has the patience dealing with these scammers! But his sense of humor is great 👍🏿
who else thought the boxes said all scammed not scanned lmao!
Lol same here. I had to look twice to realize that it said scanned!
I find it weird I have a cousin named Logan in Georgia that’s 19
The kid is not 19
Would be funny doe
@@paulusxd3177 The kid said he was 19, although he might have been lying
@@dot32 yeah that's what I thought
Lol
Imagine how good he'd be at social engineering when he's older lol
I love social engineering, its about the one thing I'm good at in my pentesting training lol.
Dont glaze a kid weirdo, he just fooled this guy with some stupid and obvious scam ymI swear you people will praise anything
“the IRS have everyone’s information imma tax payer” 😭
"It would be incredibly dangerous for me if you posted this... unless you share some of the ad revenue"
Finally its here I never believed him anyway
Jay Williams I happen to be watching an ad before the video. I’ll leave quickly so this doesn’t get a view.
@@jamweslay5298 He's talking about the indian guy, not Ben
@@jamweslay5298 Nah it was a really good video. Come back.
Who Pleasant Green? Ya me either. It's crazy to me that many people still can't tell this is proofless BS. He wants clicks and money. He even has admitted this, he also admitted to wanting to find a way to keep making scammer videos because they blew his channel up.
Jay Williams yeah I never believed it either, I keep saying that the dude in this channel is becoming way too soft and too susceptible to the sob stories, he needs to really really reconsider and understand. This kid probably does this to thousands of people in the factories in the United States makes no difference in fact it’s worse because he doesn’t even really need the money neither do they but. I was actually getting that exact same phone call for a while so it’s definitely a widespread thing he failed with the initial email scam so he just put him on a list of susceptible people because most people never even reply so if you respond at all you automatically get put on a high potential list
$100? Not bad. Especially considering a RUclips video with half a million views makes anywhere from $1,000 to $2,000.
It all depends on the ads.....and how many people click on them....but yeah he made more than 200$
Half a million views? The general rule of thumb is 1.00$ per 1,000 views. He’d make 1,000$ off of a 1 million viewed video.
@@firemonkey1015 depends how your RUclips channel it some people get 5$ or 2 from 1000
@@firemonkey1015 It all depends on your cpm. If you make controversial content like politics and such, advertisers don’t pay as much for ads so you’ll get around $1 per thousand. If you make content like makeup or healthcare, advertisers pay more for ads so you’ll get $20 to even $100 per thousand
1,000-2,000 a day? A week? A month? A year?
wait, LOGAN PAUL IS A SCAMMER?
he sneezed 3 times
@@emmanuelalalade9271 Such a poor soul :(
no its not logan paul
It was obvious in hindsight.
I actually think the kids name was Logan Peterson. Because the first letter sounded like a P before he censored, and the bar was to big to be Paul. So in going with Logan Peterson is this kids name.
Loved the birds and the pleasant elevator music when the post office put you on hold. Nice touch.
That kid's kind of brilliant. Throwing out a scam with no actual hook, vanishing for long enough for anyone to forget about it, then hitting for low enough value that nobody will really mind. Depending on how long that datasheet took to make, he may have even earned the money.
Okay, although this is a scam, the “locked inside a call centre” scam was pretty genius 😂
Thats more of a troll than a scam. Logan didn't want money. He just wanted to troll you
Mohamed Mohamed no darling, you’re forgetting how they met, he only had his number because of the fact that he responded to one of the fishing emails with the post office scam, but the reality is Pleasant greens is scamming his viewers none of this is real
Well This might be disapointing. It’s very apparent on many levels if you understand what to look for especially,
@@zararoyce319 i think we forget one part that, he was trolling a youtube twice. And he easely tell that locked lie for money, there's a chance that this kid might know who he dealing with. And he just trolling with the fact that he know him....
RUclipsr*
"I didn't click on this because it's an IP grabber link." - You should have found a Nigerian VPN! :-)
Best of wishes to you and your family this season, Ben dover. . .
You're a decent guy. Keep up the good work.
Watched this yesterday and later figured it out. The kid in GA was running the stupid scam knowing you were going to make a video and was going to approach you about royalties at a later time. He got busted so his only option was to ghost you.
Well, you could also report him to the FBI, to teach him an early lesson on how fraud doesn't pay...
Actually, the US Postal Inspection Service would be an even better choice. Dude was reckless enough to involve the USPS, who have their own independent law enforcement.
balkan niggaaaaaaaaas
@@xorby8619 xorby ur were prob high when u said that lmao...
Apparently it does because the rich just get a slap on the wrist for it, but a poor person doing it ends up in jail.
xorby hej buraz
Uh,hello mam this is apple scam
Please verify your “$5000” empty box. Oops sorry five bucks. N-no $5.36 fee. Wait boxes?!
It already seamed weird for me, because he said he was locked in into a room, but then he could magically go to his Boss' room.
He wasn't locked in a room, he said it so himself: he was locked inside the house, but the only locked door was the front one
I admire someone who does this for everyone and can admit they fell for one too. ❤ I just found your channel and subscribed; thanks for what you do.
That is actually insane, Im a senior in hs and just moved from McDonough like 3 months ago... never knew there were scammers there until now but it’s crazy to think that I may actually know who this is
Did you know any kids in the town named Logan?
Michael G i am from mcdonough bro i live in Jackson now
Axel Yeah but there’s no way the scammer is the Logan I know
I lived in McDonough in 1975-76. I was 12-13 yrs old. Of all the many places I lived growing up, it was my very favorite. Paradise lost now, I suppose. 😔
I said to my wife after watching the first video that he was 100% being scammed about the worker being forced to work in an Indian call centre. I'm surprised to know it was an American kid doing the scam but hey! you live and you learn.
This dude was a viewer of your channel and wanted to try to scam you lmao
My thoughts exactly
Remember in the 90s when you would see in a Penny Saver Magazines, an Add that said, Make $1000 a week Stuffing Envelopes. Well I had one that said to send. One Dollar to this PO Box. So instead of sending it, I went to that Post Office. I got the Clerk, who probably knew it was a Scam, to give me the Name and Address of the PO Box Owner. So I went to the Address and knocked on the door. A guy in his 20s answered and asked him about the name. He asked why, so I told him. He laughed and called for that person. Then to my Surprise, a 13 year old boy came to the door. When I told him about his add, he was really scared. I think he thought I'm mad that it didn't work. When I never paid. So I asked him what do you do to make this money? He said, just put an Add in a Cheap Classified and wait for the money to roll in. I don't think he Made a DIME. 😆
I can't stop watching your videos! I just shared your channel on Facebook.
Damn it, this kid is smart af
Probably has an indian teacher or something
Not that smart really. Just Ben was a bit silly for falling for it.
He went thru a whole lot of mindless trouble though lol
Smart? The kid is using the same PayPal email from his original scam, didn't even bother changing it. Clicked on the IP grabber link too. This kid would've been in prison a long time ago had we had a good law enforcement in this country.
@@hippopotamus86 it's a made up story guys, it never happened.. Lol just enjoy the narrative and press the like button. RUclips videos such as this are a quick way of earning money from RUclips and with Greens creativity, I'm sure he never gets disappointed.
Omg Infarlock! Never thought I'd see you here. RoN gang lol
I didn’t know usps boxes were free til now thank you just orders a bunch of boxes 😂
IKR BAHAHA I WANT TO MAKE STUFF OUT OF CARDBOARD BUT I NEVER HAD ENOUGH CARDBOARD
Damn isn't that ironic. I know a kid who is like 12, His name is logan, He is also a scammer.
Are you calling your son a scammer? :D
@@MarioAtheonioLol i haven't got a son, I don't exactly wish to have one either.
Gacha is cancer
@Hunter The Based God
👏👏👏👏👏
Preach!
Best the shit out of him
I love the idea of writing to Ben to say, "That scammer has a fake Danish accent, he's going "yåå" when he should be going "yaa". He's Swedish!"
Wow after all that all I can say is props to this kid. He's gunna be the next "catch me if you can"
Me being a different Logan thinking I’m a scammer even tho I’m not
Lionoo lol
Pleasent:Says Logan hows the weather in georgia
Logan:
*shook*
Yoooo that's crazy! This kid gonna grow up to be some crazy mastermind
I can't stop laughing he said you crazy kid go back to school 😜😂😂
gotta give the kid credit, that was pretty dang clever. just hope he puts his ingenuity into a more honorable work force as he grows
Actually Logan to me feels a really smart guy (or a nerd who doesn't have friends to play with)
Like there is a chance that he turned on a VPN before clicking the link you sent as he probably knew it could be an IP logger as he sent it to you before
Also if he could plan such an elaborate scam he can do above thing I mentioned too
Also I hope he uses his brain in some good work instead of scamming random guys on internet
The IP logger has a VPN detector so if he used VPN we would know.
He needed it for a fortnight loot box. The struggle is real. 😂
See I was right he was lying all this time
“expect I sent him a grabify link” is the classic plot twist line and i expect it every time.
1st channel I've subbed to in a very long time ...Keep up the great work my friend.
Refund the payments through PayPal, even if it was paid through friends and family you can request it back
Yes, tell him the IRS is going to send him an invoice if he doesn't refund the money. (But most likely he is from Nigeria using a VPN)
@@blakryptonite1 It's not real guys, just let the ads run, enjoy the story and put something in Greens pocket. C'mon y'all can't tell me you're buying into this.. 😂😂
alright he was doing decent until he used the wrong “you’re”
“Go through all of these just for $5?”...lol
A great example of a convoluted crime with a tiny payoff. I always find it funny when someone is willing to go to great lengths and risk criminal prosecution for a pittance that could be earned in less than an hour of honest labor.
Yep. Like people who end up on a car chase with the police trying to avoid getting pulled for having a broken brake light.
Ben Dover: You are the weirdest scammer I've ever heard of.
Scammer: But you have heard of me.
You shuld just report him to the officials - even if he's about 15 and tries to scam very stupidly for maximum 20 Dollars.
Stupid and dumb try but criminal!
respect to that kid for doing what so many people in Nigeria have failed
Imagine if that scammer was being locked in a room in Nigeria and forced to make up these creative scams, and he was forced to scam pleasant green in such a way.
How the hell is he gonna know what the weathers like? He’d have to go outdoors..
R.e.s.p.e.c.t.! That "clown kid" learned more than he will ever learn in school. He also made a few bucks!
"We fall for scams so you don't have to!"
i can imagine some 11 yr old then hiding in his basement for a month after seeing the last msg lol
Scammers will scam. Always. Once a scammer always a scammer
Mario mario not entirely true since there are some who don’t have much of a choice whether to scam or not such as the other guy Ben is helping in India
@@starman8853 nope. Being poor doesn't make you go out and deliberately scam people day after day
Mario mario that’s not really my point. A lot of times people think it is going to be legit work but it ends up not being legit and they really want to get out of it but they have to do it to support their families and keep them from being homeless. Plus even though “being poor doesn’t make you scam” is true, that’s unrelated to the fact you said once you’re a scammer you’re always one
@@starman8853 if you take advantage of people when you have alternatives then you are a shithead. Simple.
@@Mariomario-gt4oy When the alternative is to have your whole family be homeless and starving,I don't think you are a shithead.
I love when you locate them, and even get a picture from their own phone. Lol.. Keep up the great work ! Love 💕 it !
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This is absolutely hilarious
The most desperate scammer in the world
He’s probably bored.
I watched the other video before this one and the whole time I was watching it I kept saying to myself " I can't believe hes falling for this crap" lol wow kudos to Wade
*All this seems so convoluted! I wouldn't be surprised if PG made up the **_ENTIRE THING_** for views. Shoot, it got you, me, and all the rest of these people interested.* 😂
This was so obviously a scam from the very beginning that I don't understand why it continued past the first or second contact! A huge waste of time plus losing $100???. Whatever, glad you're doing what you're doing to get back at the scammers and wishing you continued success!
That kid will be a successful person some day, he didn't fail to scam you, but everyone else did.
The first red flag should have been spelling "hear" as "here"
He sounds like a real fun guy. I think you should reach out to him so you can continue this story.
Wait...How did he get the $100???
He asked for $5, you didn't give it to him. He asked for $20 and didn't get these also.
And how come it's free to send a million empty packages from Nigeria???
So many weird stuff going on here.
He paid him in the other video-- $80.00 for the list of phone numbers and $20.00 to chat about the call center scam that the scammer alleged he was participating in. This video (it's the same scammer or at least using the same paypal account) and he is paid nothing. The packages were not from Nigeria.
@L Well, he has to pay....other wise he has no content to film and make videos of. To uncover how a scam works, sometimes you have to play along, and that is what he did.
This is my third video of yours that I have watched today and it made me laugh so much that I am subscribing 👍
The post office hold music in ur country is so relaxing, i go through 10 thousand steps of depression when i call about my internet problems in my country
As someone from McDonough, GA, I would love to have his address so I can prank him.
I'm also scared of RUclips's Recommendations because I've never watched a scam investigator, and it recommends me one where the scammer is from my city.
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lmao
Could be a coincidence, or simply that you either searched for something relevant to your city, or have location tracking enabled on services from your google account.
Me, who lives in Lagos, Nigeria: hold my beer
I also thought he made the whole story up and wasn't sounding indian at all and sounded like a 13 yo kid. Would be great tho, that you really whooped his scammer boss!
USPS does not charge anyone for ordering materials , never fall ft this
@America thats postage, not matterials
DMS ? - well there is a caveat to this. For *priority mail* shipping supplies they don't charge. They sell stuff though for regular mailings.
That wait music is like ptsd from the numerous times I've called USPS for packages that got misdelivered
Ok Ben , listen to this: When I was a kid I would visit my grandfather and read his Popular Mechanics magazines. @1965. There was always an ad about this guy who had made it financially well off. It was called ‘The lazy man’s way to riches.’ He had a big house, 2 cars…. all debt free. You could even write his bank manager to get him to verify. Any one could do what he did, so he said. It’s easy. He asked you to send $20 to learn out how you could be rich like him. His answer? ‘Put an ad in the magazine like me.’
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Id just give him the $5, he clearly needs it
Probably if he is wasting so much time for it. Makes me sad honestly.
Everyone makes mistakes, even the best.
Edit: I knew he wasn't 19 :d
Hey it’s the other guy who’s comment was in the video haha
@@shiningskies47 Haha hey
Videos from this channel started showing up in my home feed. I watched them and kept watching because it was entertaining storytelling. I saw the video where Brian "decided to give up the scam" and kept thinking the story didn't add up. How does he get access to his bosses computer if they lock him in a room. I checked the comments in the video to see if anyone else questioned what the kid said vs the messages he sent. Eventually got led to this video.
Not sure if this entire arc was developed as part of the channel, or if you actually did fall for a scam, but i am thoroughly entertained. I'll binge this channel for a bit longer 😂😂😂
The fact a scammer would try to scam only 5$ out of someone is already confusing enough