Very perceptive, especially when it comes to your observations on the lack of morality of the scammers themselves. I have never given them any money but did interact with them during a period where I was especially busy at work. Texting them was some company and relief for me. However, since I would never give them a penny, they often became angry with me. One even admitted, despite sending pictures of a cute Asian female, that he was "a member of the Chinese gangster organization in the United States." These people are criminals, make no mistake. They are not your friend.
Just got two more "friend requests" out of the blue... one on FB, the other on LinkedIn. Did not reply to either. This "Asian women scam" is getting such a bad rep by now. The scammers should come up with something new already.
@@MattCommand1 True. I just wish they don't associate the word "Asian" with this scam. Stuff like that just "adds more fuel to the fire" that could impact Asian Americans.
@earthman99999 I am an Asian-American and I thought like you did and the impact. However, there is no getting around the fact that a lot of these crypto scams are using photos of Asian women! There is no way to dance around this fact. I hate to say it but anytime and Asian woman photo comes up, my guard is immediately up.
Some men are just stupid and desperate and believe that these gals are real and genuinely like them. Like as if a real Chinese model who has dozens of real men throwing themselves at her every day is gonna go to some lame ass dating site to meet random strangers.
The friend requests can be out of the blue like you said, or men on various Asian dating sites will be targeted. Then switch to WhatsApp. It's why I always mention the dating sites in response to these ( excellent) warning videos by Matt.
Great advice. Most important thing is to shut down the scammer as soon as you suspect a scam. Anybody on a dating site or who randomly contacts you on WhatsApp and talks about cryptocurrecy, currency trading, or gold and silver trading, is a scammer.
I absolutely agree with you. It doesn't take much for me to get suspicious anymore. I am shocked that this talk about "investing" from stone-cold strangers is a thing. I could dedicate my RUclips channel to this topic because there are always new stories coming out on it.
This happened to me, too, just recently. Pretty Asian woman "Lisa" who accidentally messaged me. Going through a separation/divorce, I was lured into the temptation. I lost only $150 but almost got scammed for $2000. This woman would teach me how to start my own e-commerce TikTok website. Thank goodness my bank denied my involvement with purchasing crypto via my bank account for a second time at a larger amount. I still talk to her just to waste her time now to hopefully deflect her or his total attention finding the next victim.
Well , I Had the same conversation about tiktok e-commerce scam . And the girl is real . I Had video chat , and talking by the phone .. but i dont lost money
@@dobromirmeski6197 it's your life and your money. Don't say you were never warned. Normal women don't ask for money or do business with strangers. But maybe you need to find out yourself.
Good on you Matt. Doing a great job as usual. You might remember I ve had a lot of experience with these gals. Just another warning to younger men: if you are on any dating site and there is a very pretty (beautiful) Chinese gal 28 to 35 with one ( glamour/photoshopped) photo and profile not filled out or barely filled out, it's a scam. Nearly ALL girls from HK or Shanghai on dating sites are scammers. The photo might be of a real genuine Chinese girl, a model for instance, but pic is stolen and used for misrepresentation/deception. Often it's actually a guy. However, sometimes it really is a beautiful girl who is the scammer.
Hi Silverboy, welcome back. I recently did a video about how they are coming through professional sites like LinkedIn. If it is a female Asian, I am automatically suspicious. There have been a mixture of reports that some photos are copied but I have since found out the one of the original Asian women who contacted me uses her own photos. I found her Instagram and FB accounts but have been sitting on the info... for now. There are some Asian women impersonators but there are actually Asian women engaging in the scams themselves!
Fantastic yet guiding u tube on built in evil moral compass of scammers. It appears 50 % world is made of scammers including women. So it would be extremely difficult to stay ahead of scammers while attending to your family, social circle n religiosity base. Thank you sir
honestly i don't blame them for falling for it, it's the most impressive scam out there. The biggest red flag happens only at the start of the scam, in my case i knew immediately because the girl wanted to buy an house in my country's city but the guy she was buying it from didn't have a name that's commonly used in my country, other than that it legit looked like a normal girl interested in making friends
I respectfully disagree with you. I don't think it is that "impressive". But many of us are unaware or naive. In the U.S., women have no shortage of opportunities to meet men without resorting to random messages. Women generally are worried about their safety and creepy men. But younger men are oblivious to what normal women are like because they are so inexperienced. But older men are gullible because they are so lonely and want attention. Normal women simply don't send out random messages and then start talking about financial transactions. If they reach out, they reach out to professionals.
The women often contact men via various dating sites. Then they get them to switch over to WhatsApp or WeChat. Or it's just random contact of WhatsApp numbers. But dating sites are used as an initial portal for potential victims.
Yes, you were one of the early commenters who brought this to my attention. No matter the initial contact, it seems most roads lead to WhatsApp as the preferred communication app. I have no experience with WeChat so I can't comment on that.
Actually the communication for a couple of weeks is ok and it’s something to do as I get bored. But once, crypto or investing is mentioned, I abruptly and rudely shut it down then block.
Yeah they’ve been contacting me. They try fattening me up but as soon as they mention investment or crypto, then those gay imposters get called out. Lol
I think it’s one or two gays dudes running all these scams. When one tried slipping in a question about investing, I’d told one “that’s none of your f---ing business” catching “him” off guard. He could only retort how friendless and hostile I am.
Guys need to watch their back when it comes to foreign Asian women. Stop looking for a hot girl and remember to spot red flags and seek out a lady of chracter and morals.
I wish you would be warning on the dating apps because who ever comes to your video is already victim, like this it usually won´t help I´m a victim my self since a long time ago. when the scam was not yet relevant.
Thank you for the feedback and the video idea. I'm not single and don't go on dating apps which is why I've not gotten much info about it. But I will definitely keep my ears open on this.
Very perceptive, especially when it comes to your observations on the lack of morality of the scammers themselves. I have never given them any money but did interact with them during a period where I was especially busy at work. Texting them was some company and relief for me. However, since I would never give them a penny, they often became angry with me. One even admitted, despite sending pictures of a cute Asian female, that he was "a member of the Chinese gangster organization in the United States." These people are criminals, make no mistake. They are not your friend.
Hi Glenn, I am surprised that someone admitted to you they were part of a Chinese gangster organization.
Just got two more "friend requests" out of the blue... one on FB, the other on LinkedIn. Did not reply to either. This "Asian women scam" is getting such a bad rep by now. The scammers should come up with something new already.
Actually, it is better if they don't change their ways. That way people know they are being targeted for a scam.
@@MattCommand1 True. I just wish they don't associate the word "Asian" with this scam. Stuff like that just "adds more fuel to the fire" that could impact Asian Americans.
@earthman99999 I am an Asian-American and I thought like you did and the impact. However, there is no getting around the fact that a lot of these crypto scams are using photos of Asian women! There is no way to dance around this fact. I hate to say it but anytime and Asian woman photo comes up, my guard is immediately up.
Some men are just stupid and desperate and believe that these gals are real and genuinely like them. Like as if a real Chinese model who has dozens of real men throwing themselves at her every day is gonna go to some lame ass dating site to meet random strangers.
The friend requests can be out of the blue like you said, or men on various Asian dating sites will be targeted. Then switch to WhatsApp. It's why I always mention the dating sites in response to these ( excellent) warning videos by Matt.
Great advice. Most important thing is to shut down the scammer as soon as you suspect a scam. Anybody on a dating site or who randomly contacts you on WhatsApp and talks about cryptocurrecy, currency trading, or gold and silver trading, is a scammer.
I absolutely agree with you. It doesn't take much for me to get suspicious anymore. I am shocked that this talk about "investing" from stone-cold strangers is a thing. I could dedicate my RUclips channel to this topic because there are always new stories coming out on it.
This happened to me, too, just recently. Pretty Asian woman "Lisa" who accidentally messaged me. Going through a separation/divorce, I was lured into the temptation. I lost only $150 but almost got scammed for $2000. This woman would teach me how to start my own e-commerce TikTok website. Thank goodness my bank denied my involvement with purchasing crypto via my bank account for a second time at a larger amount. I still talk to her just to waste her time now to hopefully deflect her or his total attention finding the next victim.
Hi Carlos, thanks for sharing your story. Glad to hear that the bank was able to intervene on your behalf to save you from your temptations. :-)
Well , I Had the same conversation about tiktok e-commerce scam . And the girl is real . I Had video chat , and talking by the phone .. but i dont lost money
@@dobromirmeski6197 it's your life and your money. Don't say you were never warned. Normal women don't ask for money or do business with strangers. But maybe you need to find out yourself.
Good on you Matt. Doing a great job as usual. You might remember I ve had a lot of experience with these gals.
Just another warning to younger men: if you are on any dating site and there is a very pretty (beautiful) Chinese gal 28 to 35 with one ( glamour/photoshopped) photo and profile not filled out or barely filled out, it's a scam. Nearly ALL girls from HK or Shanghai on dating sites are scammers. The photo might be of a real genuine Chinese girl, a model for instance, but pic is stolen and used for misrepresentation/deception. Often it's actually a guy. However, sometimes it really is a beautiful girl who is the scammer.
Hi Silverboy, welcome back. I recently did a video about how they are coming through professional sites like LinkedIn. If it is a female Asian, I am automatically suspicious. There have been a mixture of reports that some photos are copied but I have since found out the one of the original Asian women who contacted me uses her own photos. I found her Instagram and FB accounts but have been sitting on the info... for now. There are some Asian women impersonators but there are actually Asian women engaging in the scams themselves!
Fantastic yet guiding u tube on built in evil moral compass of scammers.
It appears 50 % world is made of scammers including women.
So it would be extremely difficult to stay ahead of scammers while attending to your family, social circle n religiosity base.
Thank you sir
honestly i don't blame them for falling for it, it's the most impressive scam out there. The biggest red flag happens only at the start of the scam, in my case i knew immediately because the girl wanted to buy an house in my country's city but the guy she was buying it from didn't have a name that's commonly used in my country, other than that it legit looked like a normal girl interested in making friends
I respectfully disagree with you. I don't think it is that "impressive". But many of us are unaware or naive. In the U.S., women have no shortage of opportunities to meet men without resorting to random messages. Women generally are worried about their safety and creepy men. But younger men are oblivious to what normal women are like because they are so inexperienced. But older men are gullible because they are so lonely and want attention. Normal women simply don't send out random messages and then start talking about financial transactions. If they reach out, they reach out to professionals.
@@MattCommand1 i agree with what you say but usually a desperate man isn't thinking straight... but yes some do realize that it's too good to be true
The women often contact men via various dating sites. Then they get them to switch over to WhatsApp or WeChat. Or it's just random contact of WhatsApp numbers. But dating sites are used as an initial portal for potential victims.
Yes, you were one of the early commenters who brought this to my attention. No matter the initial contact, it seems most roads lead to WhatsApp as the preferred communication app. I have no experience with WeChat so I can't comment on that.
Wow. This was a great analysis and commentary. Very much off your usual path, yet this was well-done and as always, greatly appreciated.😊
This is what happens when I lose my patience over guys getting scammed. :-)
Great stuff
Actually the communication for a couple of weeks is ok and it’s something to do as I get bored. But once, crypto or investing is mentioned, I abruptly and rudely shut it down then block.
I definitely support shutting it down and blocking it.
yes, she wanted to fatten me up and take me to Slaughterhouse😂😂🥰😍.
Very convincing talk, thank you for making this video
Your welcome, Andy!
Thanks, I really appreciate it ❤
Yeah they’ve been contacting me. They try fattening me up but as soon as they mention investment or crypto, then those gay imposters get called out. Lol
I think it’s one or two gays dudes running all these scams. When one tried slipping in a question about investing, I’d told one “that’s none of your f---ing business” catching “him” off guard. He could only retort how friendless and hostile I am.
Why would you assume scammers are gay? Maybe they are, maybe they aren't. But I am pretty sure scammers come in all stripes and preferences.
Facebook is worst place to date only scammers there
Guys need to watch their back when it comes to foreign Asian women. Stop looking for a hot girl and remember to spot red flags and seek out a lady of chracter and morals.
That is very good advice indeed!
I like your Videostyle. Subbed and liked Sir.
Do I have to mention I was scammed ??
Thank you, Franco. You do not have to do anything! Thank you for subscribing! My cat appreciates you! :-)
I wish you would be warning on the dating apps because who ever comes to your video is already victim, like this it usually won´t help I´m a victim my self since a long time ago. when the scam was not yet relevant.
Thank you for the feedback and the video idea. I'm not single and don't go on dating apps which is why I've not gotten much info about it. But I will definitely keep my ears open on this.
Same energy as Flex Tape 😂
Sorry, I didn't understand what you mean by Flex Tape.
@@MattCommand1 The Flex Tape guy from the commercials lol
@@DrSwazz Thanks for the answer. Where can I find the commercial? I am curious.
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Nice cat.😊
They are pushy and fussy little creatures! :-)