Humungous F I'd do what I normally do but I don't have the time to go through about 4 different car companies

ok

@@kcfivetwelve yes

@talha it's me his friend from school ok

Ok

It becomes a gaming chair when you sit on the baby.

@@istealwaifus8526 nice

19yr old spotted!

$399 pewdiepie chair

Yes it even comes with a side pocket for easy placement of any mouse device

Years ago I got an e-mail scam and I figured out who owned the site and called up the tech guy and he got on with the president of the company and after I explained what I have figured out he said he would take care of it. The think is they way he said it made me glad it was not me; like someone might be digging there own grave in a remote location kind of ominous. Other than that one time I think your summary of a typical investigation is spot on.

this is true

Ahee ...I don't think so They won't tell you anything about what's going on but it's a big deal for them If you know you are going to be scammed you will avoid the website at all cost, even block all the transaction for it They do their investigations

Contact lawyer and law enforcement and make VIDEOS ABOUT BEING SCAMMED WHO DOES THAT..... COMPUTER HACKER'S AND GAMER'S?????

nobody: eBay: we've conducted A THOUROUGH INVESTIGATION-

This was in fact not a scam, rather a data breach of some sort. From the point inn which they obtained his credit card info, they decided to be smart about it and make it into a scam (so he couldn't tell it was even happening); they could literally have just takes as much money from it as possible right away without going through the scam in the first place. This wasn't a scam in for itself.

yeah this was money stolen by data breach… I was pretty surprised that TJ got scammed really :))

Except the credit card number is changed if it’s compromised and that’s why the bank is replacing it. If it’s the same number with a different expiry date, it’s likely Thio’s credit card was within X amount of renewal time (for most banks it’s 6 months). It’s backed up by the fact that he says the old card gets deactivated only when the new card is activated.

Well the website is a scam, because if anyone was stupid enough to buy a $400 stroller, they would have been out of luck. It would have been a pretty dumb scam, but a scam nonetheless.

@@dhgmrz17 I don't think you understand anything about what happened...

@@catalepsy8916 yes they setup a fake e-commerce website to use the credit card. The point is that they setup a fake website that had the ability for people to buy from therefore being a scam website, even though the original use of the website was to use for stolen credit card numbers.

this kind of happend me of 1000 dollars

Yeah, I agree. That "we're changing you card number just because " was a dead giveaway.

I was thinking about that

😔

Not sure I would call this a scam. A scam in my mind has a requirement of the target doing something. This was more of a theft. IMO

@@submarine.7seas cuz u gay

@@ThioJoe funny how the man who used to scam people is now getting scammed

ye

So true…

08:07 for the short version

I know right lmao

Straight to the point. 👍

Lol Also 63 likes, 0 replies, 1 YEAR!?

@@cycrothelargeplanet look now

🤣🤣🤣

More like Facebook post

TikTok posts

Fecebook***

No. Those are from Facebooks proud Karen, Flat Earthers, Antivaxers that like to kill people they love and also random people.

I saw it too

Seek37 Technically he was not scammed. Just got bank details leaked and it just happened to be used. People buy stolen details on the dark web, usually in bulk.

@NotSnarl yea cause he got a bunch of people before to brake their pc because he said it would run. faster

@@CoolJosh3k Lol you can easily find that sort of stuff on the clearnet as well. dark net is mostly just a buzzword

@@ClockworkRBLX But he claims he uses a VPN. Shouldn't that protect his data?

@@johnpossum556 No. All VPNs do is encrypt your traffic, which is what almost all websites already do.

That's normal in a lot of countries in the EU, isn't it?. I've got relatives in Europe who need to notify their CC company when they come over here to the USA, both when they'll arrive in the USA and when they will be leaving. They also need to do it when they travel within the EU in certain countries. I wish they would do that for us folks in the USA, at least as an option on your account.

My bank does this in France

clap and a half for you 😂

MrJohnweez hah! Thought the same

Nice

tHaNks fOR WaTChiNg My ScAm TuTOriAL

@Mr Johnweez What

shut up

That's why I'm kinda scared to shop online

We honestly dont care

@@kastov74u Who is this "we" which you are representing?

@@PaleMist Oliver roebuck

Massive legend here

Thank you for the info. So it's Premium version, i think i'm gonna order one.

photo looks like a preview from 淘寶 Taobao

Charles Wang yeah it does

its not green...

That was the moment i knew

Zat's Vaisist

Didn’t even take the time to fill it out like really

no

no

Ermm... no scammers even target poor families who barely can support their dying child.

@@SIedgeHammer83 It was a joke...

True a scammer would take your last dollar

Me too.

Artorias r/woooosh

I don't like to leave perminant payment info on any site.

@@writerpatrick "perminant"?

David Reads Even if some company promises to delete data, you can never be sure.

Force to answer?

@@nakyer it stays there

Yes because they would totally pay it.

Why do you want someone to take care of your student loan department? Are you retiring soon?

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My thought exactly!

I also thought that!

You read my mind

That's why i clicked

Read my god damn mind

wait so it meant you weren't able to buy the ps4 for the discounted price?

My bank blocked steam purchases. They probably got a bunch of complaints from parents having their credit cards stolen by their children to buy games.

@@dudeawsomeness1 can't you unblock it if you ask them directly, tho?

one time my bank called me if i made a 0,50¢ order. it was an ifood tax lmao

If my credit card provider did not refund me for a fraudulent payment, then I would cancel that card and get one from a new provider, because that is just bad customer service, and potentially a breach of consumer law.

Technically he was not scammed. Just got bank details leaked and it just happened to be used. People buy stolen details on the dark web, usually in bulk.

Coolijosh3k r/whooosh

@@Kim-mt7xn wow You have successfully wooooshed your self

@@Tahazif_TheCool22 h-how?

@@GalaxyStudios0 he was just explaining and that guy wooshed him so that mean the guy who wooshed didn't understand What he was saying that's what woosh stand for and technically he wooshed himself.

all that is good and well unless they will get hand on database with purchase history (including payment method), then it would not matter. Here is also clearly shopify fault allowing it to happen without compulsory autenthification code entering. Especially if ever you are checking out as a "guest".

I have to join the Akron, Ohio, branch of a Los Angeles credit union so I can claim my Facebook prize from Richard Branson.

which means there are enough people even dumber than that to make the scams profitable

@@ailivac Not really. Victims can be quite intelligent, but they give way due to clouded judgement or lack of knowledge (amount other things). This is why the scam often has some kind of pressure, such as believing they to act immediately or be arrested. Sometimes it is just a mistake or the claims made in the scam just happen to fit with whatever is going on in the victims life at that time. Scammers on the other hand have plenty of time and resources they can use to set up the scam. They mess up for reasons such as low intelligence, being lazy or overwhelming themselves with little psychological support.

only 399

@@DOFT.mp4 and that's a great price!

@@Extremez perfect for playing tuber simulator

TelpoIsGood its called fraud, not scamming

scam - a dishonest scheme; a fraud. scams can have an intent to get a financial gain so its essentially a synonym

The REAL mike thegamerguy24 okey mister, but fraud is usually done without the victim knowing about it before it has already happened. When scamming, you usually have to communicate with the victim. When scamming you dont usually have access to the victims creditcard etc. So no, its not a synonym in any means.

@@soda41 the dictionary classifies it as synonymous

TelpoIsGood its a cap dictionary then lmao

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LOL

Would be glad if you share the bank name... It might be useful for us

@@Dominus_Potatus bruh

Mert Ergan He wasn't shopping.

Not only that, it seems unlikely that the scammers actually got any money either. I could be wrong, but my understanding is that the credit card company doesn't immediately pay the vendor when the transaction goes through, just like you don't (have to) immediately pay your credit card company until some number of days after you receive your bill.

Also a source of extreme stress, time and energy to resolve these scamming issues..

So you remember when he was teaching downloading ram right?

same except it was 10 months later

Nevermind, they already explained it in the rest of the video if I was patient and just kept watching 🤣

Probably a P.O. Box

My guess is that it was included in whatever data breach that had his credit card details as well!

Imagine if youtube copyrights videos for scamming. That iwll be good

Ever heard of a gaming setups?

Shaking my head-ing my head

RIP youtube

@@ThioJoe rip xddd

KZfaq.exe has stopped working and badly defected

Bruhify? More like Shopify.

@SzSAZiD @SzSAZiD

That's what happens when they shadow ban channels. Even channels not shadow banned are affected by algorithmic changes.

Neuronaut Alpha-1 wow

real OGs will remember the 301 views days

KZfaq is drunk AGAIN 🤔

A view is added if someone watches for a certain amount of time, and people just press like on new videos as soon as they come out, before watching it.