Social media reacts to video of man getting scammed at an ATM

- A video has been posted on social media by Yusuf Abramjee of a man allegedly being scammed at an ATM

- The people watching the video were heard commenting on who the victim is and how skilled the alleged scammer is

- Social media users commented on the post leaving their own opinions of the incident and similar experiences

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A video has been posted on social media by Yusuf Abramjee with the handle @Abramjee on Twitter of a man allegedly getting scammed at an ATM by a stranger.

The footage was caught on a security camera and the people watching could be heard discussing who the victim was and how he let the person help him at the ATM.

They also commented on the speed and skill with which the alleged scammer operated the ATM, completely confusing his victim.

Legit.ng notes that another alleged scammer joined in and made a hasty escape before the victim realised what had happened.

He captioned the video:

"Be careful of card scammers..."

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Social media users commented on the video with their own opinions and experiences:

@seretsi:

"How do you allow a stranger to stand so close to you at an ATM? I find that very stupid because we'll always get notifications from banks to avoid such... I'm not feeling sorry for him, not even a little. Unless you scam me using my particulars, not in my presence."

@vavavoom6:

"No disrespect but if you get scammed like that, then you have to be scammed, who let someone that close up."

@Family1Matters:

"They tried me, jammed my card and some clown came to assist me. He said punch your pin to get your card back. I punched threewrong separate pins just to show him I knew what he was trying to do. Moments later they tried to withdraw money but the pin was wrong."

@commkoffie:

"Cause a scene you say? I did that back in 2014 at Ushaka Marine, Durban. I allowed no one close to that machine until I got confirmation from the bank that my money was safe!"

@Perserverist:

"I am sorry but this is dumb, he welcomed the scammer."

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In other news, a man who is into fraud in Ghana has revealed how he went to Benin in 2009 where he performed many rituals and made 2 million pounds within a short period of time.

The man narrated the entire story in the snippet of an interview on GHOne TV sighted by Legit.ng.

According to the man whose name is withheld, he came by a rich woman in 2009 who had a lot of money but did not want to give it out.

To get a portion of the wealth, the man visited a traditional priest in Ghana who said the task was beyond his level and recommended Benin.

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Source: Legit.ng