He Scammed Me on Xbox, Instant Regret

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He scammed me on Xbox, instant regret. Scammers on Xbox are the worst of the worst, no matter the circumstances. I sent him $15 through CashApp in exchange for a modded GTA account. Similar to a previous video, I would’ve given the account away if it was legit but unsurprisingly, it was a scammer. So I got to work and made him realize he scammed the wrong guy. He ended up apologizing but it didn’t seem sincere and said he won’t be refunding me. RIP my $15.

I was in the Xbox Looking for Groups, shopping for scammers as usual. I came across a post that read “Modded account 15.” Meaning the scammer claimed to be selling a modded GTA Xbox account for $15. I got interested in his post and was invited to the scammer’s Xbox Party Chat. The transaction didn’t take too long. He sent me the email but never the password. After I sent him the money, he left the Xbox Party Chat and blocked me. It was evident proof that he was an Xbox scammer. So I took a few steps to ensure he regretted it.

I attempted to message all of his friends on Xbox and told them he was a scammer. He had a little over 400 friends and I was only able to message half of them. Since you can’t send messages as a bulk on next gen, I individually messaged his friends through the Xbox app. It took me around two or three hours to successfully send those messages. Some of them responded, wanting to know what happened, and remove him from their friends list. I talked with a few and even broke the news to one of his GTA friends through an Xbox Party Chat. He seemed disappointed, knowing he’s friends with a scammer on Xbox. And that that friend was a scammer all along.

I then took a break and decided to shop for more scammers on Xbox. Coincidentally, I saw the SAME scammer, making a post about selling a modded GTA account for $20. So I signed in to a different account and posed as a different person. He didn’t know it was me until I revealed to him that I was the guy he scammed earlier that day. He invited me to an Xbox Party Chat and realized I was the scam victim. He was a bit speechless and desperately explained himself. He claimed he only scammed me because he was scammed. His story was all over the place when I brought up his second attempt to scam someone and his credibility for me ended there.

One of his friends reached out so I invited him to the party. That friend knew about some IT hacker or something that would be able to refund him his and my money. That IT guy would refer us to someone called “The Big Jay,” who I see as a real life Lester from GTA. Eventually, The Big Jay pulled the scammer out of the Xbox Party Chat and I left without getting my refund. They claimed it would take days to get my refund but seeing as how the scammer is still a scammer, it’s doubtful he would ever refund me. It’s not too big of a loss for me anyway as it’s only $15 but it’s the principle of it all. There is no room for scammers on Xbox. There are kids on Xbox that don’t know any better. Scammers have no sympathy for these people. Xbox Enforcement doesn’t do much about scammers on Xbox. So it was better to expose him to his friends and the Xbox Community.

CHAPTERS:
0:00 Intro
0:27 Overview
0:55 Scammer Invites me to Xbox Party Chat
2:05 Sending Money to Scammer through CashApp
2:17 He Scams Me...
2:46 Exposing him to his Own Friends on Xbox
3:56 Xbox Party Chat with Scammer's Friend
4:43 "GG"
5:02 The Scammer's Friends Respond...
5:16 He Attempts to Scam AGAIN
6:26 Confronting my Scammer on Xbox
15:20 Simplifying the Situation
16:45 Xbox Party Chat with Scammer's Friends
17:35 Recap

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