Laughing at Tesler Investments Scammer Advert (Reaction Video)

Tesler Investments is another scam from the people who brought you Quantum Code. Made-up debonair CEO Steven Abrahams was keen to share his secret investing software with a small number of "Ordinary People". The video was filmed in 2016 with a little early 2017; the original scammers were dealt with but this advert is still being run today by a new generation of scammers. As with Quantum Code, the app does not work (even if it looks as if it is making profits), and is just a means of stealing the life savings of the many people who are duped by a sales pitch that is too good to be true. My reaction video points out some of the techniques the scammers use to try to fool us - and also goes off in some rather silly directions. There is some ropey audio towards the end, as some of the music triggered a copyright issue so I removed it. Steven's always accompanied by subtitles anyway.
As mentioned in the video, ‪@DEYOCLUB‬ signed up and strung the new scammers along: • I Signed Up For This Y...
‪@Mr.ADKING‬ has Steven's further instructions at this timestamp: • How to make MONEY $5,7...
If you missed my video looking at the Quantum Code scam advert, you can find it here: • Why Is Notorious Quant...
As with Quantum Code, if you'd like to know more about the scam and what happened to the scammers, I recommend this in-depth Gizmodo article: gizmodo.com/scam-theater-insi...

[@DEYOCLUB]

Well done! 👏 I love the cheeky humour and style. Great explanation as well!

[@palimpsest2011]

It's an honour! Thanks so much for dropping by, Deyo.

[@mjstow]

I love it when they give examples of what specific things you can do with money. Like you can buy a car with money. That's a concept I grasped at a very young age.

[@mcsonicteam]

Bless him. He’s just another honest to goodness self made millionaire who wants to share his secret with us, for free, so we too can become rich…….just because.

[@palimpsest2011]

I truly believe that the next time the Pope is handing out Sainthoods, Steven will be at the top of his list.

[@shulicohencaspi8676]

I’m scared since I wrote them my email and phone number and I’m scared and I’m scared that they’re gonna steal money for me. What am I supposed to do please help I just did it about 25 minutes ago please help.

[@palimpsest2011]

Hi, I'm sorry to hear you were taken in by these scammers, but it sounds like you've had a narrow escape! If they have your phone number, they will probably contact you - tell them you are not interested any more because you know it is a scam and you do not have any money to "invest" with them. Also block their phone number (although they may keep contacting you for a while using different numbers). If they do not have your card or bank details they can't do anything to steal your money because you still have control of it. My experience of talking to scammers is that they are very quick to abandon victims - as soon as a scammer knows they are not going to get money, they will move on to the next victim. If they email you, add the sender to your junk email list. They will never know.