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Somebody sends you unordered stuff, because it lets them give themselves a great review in your name
In a brushing scam, third-party sellers on retail sites like Amazon create fake accounts, but use real addresses.
Robux Scam is an Roblox scam witch scammers ask target's password for "free robux", in witch will change your password and waste your robux (if you have).
This scam is most used in Trade Hangouts.
Scammer : Hi Jack, do you want some free robux?
Jack (target) : Sure, here is the password : insertrandompasswordhere.
Matt (target's friend) : Wait! This is a Robux Scam! Now you will have your account hacked!
When instead of ordering a pizza and paying for it, you call back and complain about your "previous experience", all in the hopes of having them send you out a replacement/refund pizza. This should be done sparingly, otherwise if done frequently use different numbers or order at gullible places such as Pizza Hut.
Tim: Wanna throw down on a pizza?
Mikey: *sighs* I guess I got five on it.
Doug: Fuck it lets scam a pizza.
Tim: Why not it's been a couple days.
Shotgun Fraud, or Shotgun Scam, is a method of fraud in which multiple loans, mortgages, fraudulent cheques, or other financial withdraws are made in a very short amount of time. The scam works by going fast enough that it is over before the transactions are entered into the public record where banks and other institutions can view them.
There are two main types of shotgunning, Cheque Shotgunning, and Home Equity Shotgunning.
In the former, the same cheque is cashed at multiple banks, or at multiple branches of the same bank via online methods (ie. mobile banking) before the cheque is officially posted.
In the latter, multiple home equity loans are taken out against the same property with multiple banks, with them all closing within a short window of each other. This works because the credit bureau tradeline will not appear for 30 days, so the other banks cannot see that money is already being borrowed against the property.
"He stole over $400,000 in cash from the bank in a month."
"How?"
"He was running a shotgun scam."
(twitch slang) a play on "hype train" a feature that gives people rewards for subscribing, giving bits, and giving gifts to a channel en mass. It is often called scam train because the rewards are terrible and it just tries to add extra incentive for subscribing, and hype people up to give money to twitch.
I hate scam trains, they don't even give you anything good but they still get people to sub and give bits for no reason.
The act of tricking someone into driving you somewhere that you don't want to drive to. e.g. a bar or a night club.
I told Scott to scam a ride with Dean so we could get hammered at the party last night.
A tlTemu scam is typically a slideshow on tiktok telling you "how to get rich" or an inspirational slideshow, and then the next slide shows a Temu code which they ask you to enter their code so that they can get more rewards. This is used a lot, and is called a pyramid scheme, where an app tells you that you can earn more rewards, but you must invite someone, which makes their app more popular so that Temu gains revenue off of it.
Anyway, you shouldn't really be using Temu, as it is not a trustworthy app.
A slideshow on tiktok says "want to earn money fast?" Then shows a Temu code. That is a Temu scam.