How I scam scammers for 20k

Introduction

In a world where financial scams are rampant, I found a rather unconventional way to turn the tables. I make over twenty thousand dollars scamming scammers on Cash App. Curious how? Here’s my story.

Finding the Scammers

The first step is to identify potential scammers. They often lurk in the comments of any video related to finance or investment, usually listing a WhatsApp number for you to message. They think they're about to reel in another unsuspecting victim.

Initiating Contact

I reach out to these scammers saying that I'm ready to invest. I tell them I have twenty thousand dollars and express my eagerness to invest. Often, they respond with promises of incredible returns, like turning my $ 20,000 into $ 140,000 by the end of the week—a deal too good to be true, which is the hallmark of a scam.

The Bait

Here’s where it gets interesting. I send the scammer a video of me supposedly sending them a substantial sum, usually around $ 10,000 on Cash App. However, this isn’t the real Cash App—it's a fake version I programmed myself.

The Catch

In the video, it appears as if the transaction has gone through, but there’s a catch. It looks like the money is being held by Cash App due to the large amount and because I have never sent money to this person before. To release the $ 10,000, the scammer must send me $ 50 first—for security purposes, of course.

The Payoff

Often, they fall for it and send me the money. One by one, these scammers end up transferring money to me, thinking they are about to get a high return on their 'investment'.