Desi Woman Pranks With WhatsApp Scammer, Says Job Is Of No Use As She Is Going To Die

With the quick development of technology, the internet has evolved into a haven for several frauds. Online scams are now distressingly prevalent and range from phishing emails to identity theft and fake employment offers. These unscrupulous individuals exploit the unsuspecting, preying on their vulnerabilities and gullibility.

The emergence of these organizations is influenced by a number of factors, including anonymity, technical development, globalization, and financial incentives. Beyond money loss, the impact also results in identity theft and mental misery. However, amidst this disheartening landscape, a ray of humor has emerged as people across the globe have begun employing ingenious tricks to outwit and amuse these fraudulent scammers.

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In a similar kind of instance, recently a woman shared screenshots of a funny chat she had with a scammer. Needless to say, her chats have instantly become a trending topic of discussion.

So, here’s what happened:

The woman plays a clever prank on the scammer

On Twitter, a user named Kajal shared screenshots of her exchange with a scammer on WhatsApp. The conversation commenced with the fraudster innocently asking,

Dear, what are you doing?

To everyone’s surprise, Kajal responded by claiming that she was contemplating suicide and had no need for a job. Despite the scammer’s admonishment against joking about such matters, Kajal persisted in discussing her imminent death, paying no attention to the scammer’s attempts to sell her on the job or the company.

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Unfazed, the fraudster discovered himself in the unusual situation of persuading Kajal to choose life over death. However, the woman remained resolute in her declaration of self-loathing and disinterest in continuing her existence. The fraudster persisted in asking questions and starting a discussion, but Kajal responded with utter apathy, which irritated him due to the lack of cooperation. Ultimately, Kajal abruptly interrupted the conversation by posing as her own mother. She tells the fraudster that she has allegedly passed away.

The screenshots of this particular conversation were shared on Twitter with the caption,

These scams are getting out of hand.

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These scams are getting out of hand pic.twitter.com/9r1r5dtG3l

— Kajal (@wtfyaarkajal) June 10, 2023

The post garnered significant attention, with users chiming in with their own experiences and thoughts on the matter. Others amusingly recalled their experiences with scammers who tried to persuade them with bizarre offers, while some acknowledged receiving similar communications, frequently from people with appealing profile images. One individual even joked that Kajal’s mother was now in charge of the account.

This incident raises important questions about the prevalence and impact of WhatsApp scams. It is disconcerting to observe how scammers persist in their attempts to deceive and exploit unsuspecting individuals. While Kajal’s prank gives the situation a humorous spin, it also emphasizes the pressing need for alertness and caution while engaging online.