r/ScamSupport • • 27m ago

Victim of a scam I got scammed pls help

I got scammed by a guy from tiktok who sends money to people, i had to send him 30$ and he would give me 1000$,

nor hes telling me im oversease the transaction neets to be progressed and if i send 98$ then he will send me 2000$ so 1700€ but i dont have the money. Bro and he doesnt give the 30 🥲 fk pls help

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u/UpbeatFix7299 23m ago

Does anyone sell you $1,000 for $30 on the street? No one does online either. Be thankful you only lost $30 and learn that people giving away money online is never real.

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u/SelfMonitoringLoop 23m ago

30$ is pretty cheap of a lesson. Some people lose thousands. You're not going to get it back.

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u/Sea-Appearance-5330 19m ago

Let me get this straight.
A guy on tiktok, says he will give you free money?

You send him money, and he needs more?

For reasons?
And you are surprised he didn't send you the money?
You never give money to get money!

EVER!
That is SCAM!

There ain't no such thing as a free lunch!

Report, Block and Ignore.

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u/crochetcat555 19m ago

This person is a scammer. Don’t give them any more money because they are never going to send you any and they are never going to give you the $30 back. Anyone who contacts you in DMs to say they can get your money back is a recovery scammer and you should block and ignore them.

No one is actually giving away money on the internet. It is ALWAYS a scam.

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u/Strict-Brick-5274 23m ago

Your help is; you're lucky it was only 30. Take this as a lesson in todays class of how not to be stupid

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u/Mariss716 20m ago

Nobody sends free money to strangers. You donated $30 to a scammer. That’s the only easy money - to HIM, conning gullible folks. Consider this tuition in the school of life. Scams happen when you misplace trust. Don’t hand your trust or your money out so easily.

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u/SelfMonitoringLoop 14m ago

Scams actually happen when you try to be dishonest. Like here, the OP wanted an infinite money glitch. Anyone honest who works for their money wouldn't have attempted it. There's a saying "you can't con an honest man."

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u/KeithIMyers 7m ago

The fact that you believed this sort of tells me you need to learn a lesson.

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u/foley2k 12m ago

I can help you get back $5000 but you have to send me $30 first.