OMG XDDD

😂 😂 😂 😂 dead

Mike D *love music begins*

I would love to take her for a test drive as well. ride her hard

Jajajajajajaj

+New Orleans Dashcam I knew something was going to happen when I read the title of the video:)

101perspective savage hahaha

I knew when she wanted to cover it up again after the test drive 😁😜😜😁

Seriously... are you actually for real.

The music as well 😂😂😂

Ben Bangert and also a prison sentence

The theory being once you have the props it's just buying the shitty car each time to deduct from the cost. Paperwork's not fake it goes with the shitty car, replacement show plates you can get for £10+. Do it ten times you've easily cleared £10k. Only works on idiots though as first rule of buying a car is meet at the address of the keeper, not in some pub.

See it as a one-time investment. It will pay off sooner or later.

I mean you could do it multiple times but yeah I agree

+Ben Bangert The paperwork wouldn't have to be fake. The mark just signed the paperwork for the crappy car. The good car just temporarily had the crappy cars license plates. If a person buying a car doesn't check that the VIN number matches the documents, that would be a huge mistake. As for the cost of this scam being so large, well they could sell the nice car after the scam and they may already have a van, or at least access to one (family, work).

benchkey vin numbers can be changed too, there are professionals who can spot it but most cant :D

You idiot! Why wouldn't the VIN number check out? Jess had both cars their and demo'd the Kosher car for which she had Kosher documents!

+India Kilo If the mark had checked the VIN number, he would certainly have detected the scam. The scammers obviously had the mark sign the paperwork for the crappy car and it's VIN would differ from the nice car. This way, even if the mark finds the scammers, he was given the car for which he signed the paperwork.

***** They can do this multiple times... and they can eventually sell the car for the same amount they bought it for

***** imagine they do this 10 times a day, thats 18000 clean!

+Jesse Donovan they can't do that multiple times where are u gonna find multiple shitty cars for people to buy.

+MGTOWPORTUGAL no it's not. You still have to buy those cars to sell them. So it's definitely not 18000.

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They’re legitimately selling a bad car. All of that is legal. They just show them a shiny new decoy car to trick them. All the information exchanged is for the bad car, and they’ll have a hard time proving that they drove a nicer car disguised as this one

Lance Anderson I know for a fact you aren't trying to size me.

IS THAT SEXUAL HARASSMENT? R u speaking to me in a sexually harassing manner!?

hugh mongous what?

Momma's Muffins maybe in your cookie cutter life but this is the tip of the iceburg fuuk you and your horse

Matt K penis

willisverynice where’s the 5 People from?

That's 4.5k per people for a day of work, that's pretty good

azertyuiop7893 He paid 1800, not 18000. thats $450 per person. Also, they had to buy the car at its actual price, which is more than 1800, so there really isn't a profit here at all unless they return the car.

azertyuiop7893 They had to buy fake plates, the rusty same version of the car, even if they paid 400 for both of those, they had to be atleast 3 people (seller, fancycar driver/pusher, van driver), in the end for multiple days(Still had to buy the rusty car) work they each get like 450 or so pounds, which is not really that bad, but keep in mind it is a huge risk if they get caught. They are scamming and have fake plates.

I didn't hear properly then, i thought it was 18.000 bucks not 1800. 5 years in jail for 400£, that's shit.

azertyuiop7893 if you were actually running the scam you would charge him a decent price for such a sweet car, probably more than even 18,000. The only reason they charged 1800 is so afterwards they could say it's just a joke for tv and did you really expect to get it for so cheap? Also, notice how Jess wears sunglasses the whole time, and no one else in the team ever interacted with the marks. Jess would probably change her hair too and dress differently than she normally would, plus Jess was wearing very high heels so as to change her height significantly. Thanks to all that, it's very unlikely Jess would ever be identified, and no one in her crew would, letting them all get away scot free.

+kopoo33 you dont have to if its a good second hand dealer

buy* a car

+jazztom86 The cars would be stolen, and it would only be 3 people involved. So a lot of profit in it. These are actors not criminals, and criminals do this but obviously in different ways than portrayed on this show. If anything fucked up they'd just fucking rob you of the cash anyways.

+James Gardiner it still makes no sense! If they would be criminals, why bothering with all that effort (you still need to find two identical expensive cars, one in mint condition and one in bad condition) and risks (getting caught while stealing the car/driving around in stolen expensive car - draws a lot of attention)? Just do the insertion, and then rob or pickpocket the guy. So you also avoid splitting the money. Scams like this make sense if you find a way to do it without breaking law. Which I think would be possible in that case - only that it doesn't pay off! So this scam, no matter how you see it, is max effort/risk for minimum gain.

or you line up several buyers and have several junk cars waiting to rip them all off in different locations. you can get junk cars cheap. the setup may cost money (assuming the hero car is purchased) but... you are also keeping it (getting value from it) and could in theory sell it for real later on to recoup investment. in the mean time you are making money from selling junkers. repeatedly. the targets will even have a hard time reporting the problem because you would be giving them the title to the junk cars you are selling them. meaning the sales are legal. they just werent smart enough to check the vin numbers before signing.

and they dont need to be identical, just similar. the car cover masks whatever hunk of junk is there.

I'm pretty sure the car needs to be the same model, if you want it to be (kinda) legal, and even then I think in court they'd have a hard time stating their case. Still, with that effort and that investement you could start a business, instead of scamming people... oh... wait.... :D

True.

it can be the closest thing to them stupid

calm down everyone lol

+0011clem your mom

+0011clem What are you doing at the park alone at night?

are you a fuckwit every day , or just on Wednesdays .

Of course it can be real. Humans are too trusting, especially when a pretty girl is involved! Eh!

The video is a reenactment

+Dave LeBlanc too risky.

your way won't work all that well. stage an accident? lets assume no one gets accidentally hurt (and they could). the bottom line is the mark is not responsible for the accident anyway. you own the car. the person you are trying to scam can just walk away. the damages to the car are not his responsibility they are either yours as the owner, or the person who hit you. either way, it becomes an insurance claim and not against the mark but against the car owners. if i was driving your car and someone hit me. im walking away, go ahead. call the police. in their version of the scam, it wont matter if the police get called. the buyer got the car that is actually listed on the bill of sale and the registration. he just wasnt smart enough to match the vin numbers prior to signing. he test drove one car and bought a different one.

No, because your insurance pays for it and you always call the police.

To make it seem more genuine

"Mr Stank?"

that would make you a fool though... if you can be swayed by someone's looks.

@@sg3918 it’s called being a weakling…

jay it teaches you how to avoid it too

The thieves have their teachers already, they don't need this show.

GTA reference

Yeah they return everything to everyone

That was actors

Lmao

Well they would just not use that take , find another mug and then use that ..

They get given the money back

Its not scripted

Scripted. How did they get so many cameras? Including one in the car?

prob cuz he could tell its gone too early

what like 1 minute later

Because if she does that, she has stolen a car and it's now a hot potato. The way she (they) did it, IF the registration they left on the clunker is the correct one for that vehicle, then she did indeed sell him the correct car. Their opinions and recollections of its condition simply vary, and it's her word against his. I agree that it's an awful lot of trouble and risk for a rather small return.

and how is SHE going to get away dumbass ? As soon as she gets up to leave the guys might look outside and see the car gone and grab her.

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