Man tries to use sleight of hand to con money from staff member. It goes wrong for the fraudster when the staff member catches him out. Fraudster runs off without his money.
For the Americans that are too stupid to understand. Once the conman realized the cashier was recounting the money he had previously given him, he then tried to put the money that he stole back. The cashier then realizes he tried to steal it, and then calls the police. Hope I helped!
That customer is a moron. He split the money almost in hand as he took it up and then he has a complaint about it!! What I don't understand, why the exchange of monies? I wish I knew, but I see the customer took several of it in his left hand - damn thief - glad he left his money behind, better than going to jail - lol
Wow! Even with the close-up, I didn't see him separate and palm some bills into his left hand. Good job there. The cashier however did a better job by counting the bills again when it was handed back. This is how cashiers should handle cash to avoid shortage at the end of the day.
I used to be a cashier. People would try this crap all the time. You need to shut them down right away. I use to say "Nope I don't think so, call the cops and we will review the video" always worked.
What's with the Monopoly money ? at least in USA our money looks official .we don't make it so obvious money is created out of thin air and backed by nothing but our own stupidity.
Serves him right! That would have been painful to leave 900 euros behind BUT surely it beats paying bail and being charged 🤣 Hope the cashier called police back and said all is ok while he pockets the bounty. He earned it imho. 👍✌️
They did this to me two times First time it was two guys and I caught on quickly because the men tried their best to prevent me from counting my money The second time it was a situation where The conman gave me small bills to change into big bills and It was just one guy And I suspected him but I played along until I was 100% sure And I forced my way into counting the money a second time The guy tried to “scam/steal” 40% of the money from me So I told him “aah it’s my lucky day, we’re going to call the police, you wait” And he tried to grab his money; the money he gave me to change it into larger bills I then drew a knife on him and said, don’t push your luck He ran away And left all of his money worth about USD 130-150 (which is quite a lot of money in the country where I lived) So I gave all the money to the police and told them “here’s the scammers money, you can do whatever you want with it, be it adding it as evidence or corruptly using it to buy some booze for the force I don’t care just make sure it’s on record that I gave it all to you” Because if the conman goes to the police and files a report that I robbed him It could result in me getting arrested xD So I did the right thing and gave them the money to buy booze and doughnuts
Why not just completely stop the transaction, give them their original money they started with, accuse them of scamming and tell them to leave and take your business else where
How many people thought this video was in the middle east or something?... First I thought it was an indian guy speaking english then thought they were speaking like arabic... Then I hear it's a british guy with shitty audio. Still sounds ethnically indian but regardless I thought this shit was in Lebanon or something from that audio 🤦♂️
