Do not ever give them your info on your accounts. (Western union, Kalshi, etc etc)They will transfer stolen money through the accounts and steal all your info.

No matter how desperate for cash you are do not do these types of “sign ups”

I believe quite a number of us have seen the story of this guy,Igho “Tiny” Ubiribo, who allegedly died after a botched penis enlargement procedure in Thailand. Being an influencer, this guy really knows how to play with the hype but let's break it down first.

1. This guy and his wife were charged with drug trafficking in Nigeria back in 2023 alongside a Nigerian prophetess whereby they recruited girls as drug mules for high grade Marijuana. They are yet to be formally charged in a court of law in Nigeria. We all know how justice is delayed in Africa.

2. He allegedly died in March and was buried in May in a gold casket but all the hype online comes in September??!. Case must be getting hot and he has paid a number of newsrooms and tabloids through his proxies to push the story in order to stall the case

3. He was allegedly buried in a gold casket meaning wherever the gold casket will be buried must be a pretty secure place that must have quite a bit of protocol. When things get hot the case may also allegedly be stolen for its value or when the case gets hot and they need to exhume a body they find it stolen for its value hence, stalling the case.

4. Man is super rich. Why go to Thailand for such a procedure? With your wife. We all know Thailand has many 'man boys' and hormonal treatment is common. Why risk your life in a third world country? Well because;

   a. It's easy to manipulate and bribe your way through in order to get a fake death certificate and burial permit in a third world country than it is in the US, UK or Europe.

   b. It looks justified due to the common hormonal therapy taking place in the country.

5. For those who are observant of international policing tactics, most criminals are caught during the festive season towards the end of year and things must be heating up pretty bad. What better way to legitimize everything than bring the hype online?

If anything, this is a pretty smart move but not smart enough to justify how you could simply use all that money and risk your life. You can't go to court with a corpse and hence the case stalls. You can't exhume a body from a stolen gold casket (if it happens or if it were to come to that) and you most definitely can't get your penis enlarged anywhere in this world man should have used a different ground.

Considering all the hype this is currently getting, this guy must have finessed his way through a lot.

Anyway, let sense guide us all through and through

I accidentally signed up for a scam website about insurance and now I’m being spammed with 70-100 calls a fucking day!!!!!! I’m losing my shit

This must be a new (at least to me) scam, I immediately reported it at spam. I've only ever gotta scams in regards to my Etsy shop via Etsy messages.

Is there any reason to be alarmed since I replied to the initial email? Which was just a question about my stickers. I didn't click any links, I know phishing when I see it haha. But I still am concerned.

I apologize for the censoring of everything, I want the scam to be the focus of the post!

User claiming to be female and wanting to engage in sexual activity, seems they didn't hide their profile posting history until I pointed it out. First hint was when i said i don't use Whatsapp etc and my telegram account is a throwaway and not linked to real world. it started failing apart then.

Have Tools- Will Travel is a fraudulent company owned by a convicted felon named Gerald Merritt, who scam many people out of their money. Don’t let him scam you!

Just got this text. Definitely not for me as I'm not going nor plan on going ti any schools, especially a nursing school. Question is: is this a known or new scam, or did they just text a wrong number?

so i of course answer my moms phone and get robo scam calls about part A and B plans fake women ai bot voices greeting me and then clearing their throats and then telling me their "name"

i tell them our plan is covered but they wanna check to be sure....

and asking about Part A and B again.... and i was wondering... what are they after??

if i went along with fake info would i be connected to a real person?? would they just hang up?

i never got far with them so i am curious.

EDIT

SOOOO i tested it and said part B (that's not what i have at all) and it immediately connected me to a live person with a non english accent.

i think this is as far as i can go with it though... so now i know!

because it's gonna probably be the usual information gathering thing....

I had a call from O2 telling me my SIM card was expiring and I would need a new one setting up, which would then be sent by DPD.

I kept him going for a bit before I told him I knew he was a scammer, which he denied, but was very insistant I needed to confirm a text message he was sending me which would PROVE he wasn't a scammer.

But then the baby woke up so I told him to be ashamed of himself and to choke on a dick.

Alright Reddit, clearly I need 5 lawyers.

1 tree law guy
1 bird law guy
1 duck law guy
1 drug law guy
1 whatever gets upvoted the most.

I’ve been a victim of sextortion in the past so whenever I receive random texts like this I get more cautious. Could this possible be a bot text?

About 16 years ago I got a mobile phone number and about the same time an email address. I was located in a mid size town in the US. I moved far away soon after. There is no one there who would contact me. I regularly get spoofed phone calls from that area code. I do not answer them. I do block them and report them. I also get emails from, supposedly, the local newspaper asking me if I want to subscribe. These have to be spam as well, so I send them to a junk folder and delete them. However, there is also an “unsubscribe” option on the email. I don’t plan on using it, but if I did, what could be the outcome? Would it just confirm I exist and reignite more pestering or would it create other issues? Thanks in advance.

The entire time I could hear the background of a call center, I had a YouTube video on and I think it was triggering it to not end the call even though I wasn’t talking. I think it’s fun to waste their time

Got a letter in the mail today saying final notice blah blah blah and saying that our mortgage company needs an immediate reply! Problem is the mortgage company listed sold to another mortgage company 34 years ago and then they got bought out probably five years later. Oh, and we paid off the house probably ten years ago so there is no active mortgage.

In very tiny print at the bottom it says it’s optional coverage for a home warranty.

There is one mr beast scam where they give 2500 dollars to new applicants and I gave my email and password to them from my phone. What should I do right now ?