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In this manual I will tell you how I sold a ring for $50, which costs $2 ...
We will need:
- Chinese ring (so that it more or less looks like gold) 3-4 pcs.
- 1 left SIM card.
- 1 assistant.
Arm yourself and go!
Dress up as a rich guy: "expensive" watch, left jewelry, top clothes, in general, pretend to be a wealthy passenger, and go look for mammoths.
For us, these were ordinary taxi drivers - private owners who stand in the same places (there are many of them near night clubs, large cafes, restaurants, train stations, airports, etc.).
Found.
We begin to irritate them, and pretend that we are looking for something. We walk for 15-20 minutes ... We look under our feet, kick every stone, etc. Then we approach them with the following question:
- Good afternoon! Didn't they by any chance bring you a ring? Didn't they want to sell it?
- Mmmm....no, why not?
- Yeah, it's fucking awful, I got drunk with my friends last night, we were having fun, and I lost the ring somewhere... What a shame... My dad gave it to me when I came of age. It's really expensive. Write down the number just in case, maybe someone will find it... They always bring it to taxi drivers to sell... I'll give you $150 for it right away, and at the pawnshop they'll give you a maximum of $80 for it. It's not that heavy, the work there is simply exclusive, and the stone that they tear out of it for you at the pawnshop, you won't be able to put it anywhere.
- Okay, give me the number...
And the taxi driver simply forgets about you... We go through a similar tale with all the taxi drivers who saw us searching...
The tales can be different. You can say that the ring is in a small package, he wanted to give it to a girl. Again, new, expensive, they will give pennies in a pawnshop, and we will give twice as much for it. Turn on your imagination.
Then with the same goal we go to another pasture.
We have bypassed everyone.
The control shot:
The next day your accomplice (preferably of a different age) goes there, who is not at all richly dressed, does not show off an expensive phone, watch on his hand, etc. He approaches taxi drivers with the following phrase:
- Great! Will you buy a ring? I found it just now! It seems to be gold! No passport, pawn it in a pawnshop ... I'm not a local ... I'm on duty here, and my passport is on the hill. I'll give it to you for $50 ...
The taxi driver remembers what you offered him yesterday ... He understands that this is the very ring that you described to him.
He thinks: Not bad! I'll take it for $50 right now! And he'll give me 15 for it!
Hoping for easy money, he takes the ring... If he doesn't take it, we offer it to the neighboring taxi driver, who was also told about the loss... someone will definitely bite.
After we get the money, we quickly get out of there. The taxi driver starts calling the number... At first it's busy... Then he switches it off completely... He realizes that he's been scammed.
And in the meantime we move on to other points where your friend set the price for our ring the day before.
At least for us they always sold almost immediately and to the first taxi driver.
This scheme brought us 50k a week with the right approach to work. Turn on your imagination and upgrade the scheme, and the result will only please. Good luck, bandits!
We will need:
- Chinese ring (so that it more or less looks like gold) 3-4 pcs.
- 1 left SIM card.
- 1 assistant.
Arm yourself and go!
Dress up as a rich guy: "expensive" watch, left jewelry, top clothes, in general, pretend to be a wealthy passenger, and go look for mammoths.
For us, these were ordinary taxi drivers - private owners who stand in the same places (there are many of them near night clubs, large cafes, restaurants, train stations, airports, etc.).
Found.
We begin to irritate them, and pretend that we are looking for something. We walk for 15-20 minutes ... We look under our feet, kick every stone, etc. Then we approach them with the following question:
- Good afternoon! Didn't they by any chance bring you a ring? Didn't they want to sell it?
- Mmmm....no, why not?
- Yeah, it's fucking awful, I got drunk with my friends last night, we were having fun, and I lost the ring somewhere... What a shame... My dad gave it to me when I came of age. It's really expensive. Write down the number just in case, maybe someone will find it... They always bring it to taxi drivers to sell... I'll give you $150 for it right away, and at the pawnshop they'll give you a maximum of $80 for it. It's not that heavy, the work there is simply exclusive, and the stone that they tear out of it for you at the pawnshop, you won't be able to put it anywhere.
- Okay, give me the number...
And the taxi driver simply forgets about you... We go through a similar tale with all the taxi drivers who saw us searching...
The tales can be different. You can say that the ring is in a small package, he wanted to give it to a girl. Again, new, expensive, they will give pennies in a pawnshop, and we will give twice as much for it. Turn on your imagination.
Then with the same goal we go to another pasture.
We have bypassed everyone.
The control shot:
The next day your accomplice (preferably of a different age) goes there, who is not at all richly dressed, does not show off an expensive phone, watch on his hand, etc. He approaches taxi drivers with the following phrase:
- Great! Will you buy a ring? I found it just now! It seems to be gold! No passport, pawn it in a pawnshop ... I'm not a local ... I'm on duty here, and my passport is on the hill. I'll give it to you for $50 ...
The taxi driver remembers what you offered him yesterday ... He understands that this is the very ring that you described to him.
He thinks: Not bad! I'll take it for $50 right now! And he'll give me 15 for it!
Hoping for easy money, he takes the ring... If he doesn't take it, we offer it to the neighboring taxi driver, who was also told about the loss... someone will definitely bite.
After we get the money, we quickly get out of there. The taxi driver starts calling the number... At first it's busy... Then he switches it off completely... He realizes that he's been scammed.
And in the meantime we move on to other points where your friend set the price for our ring the day before.
At least for us they always sold almost immediately and to the first taxi driver.
This scheme brought us 50k a week with the right approach to work. Turn on your imagination and upgrade the scheme, and the result will only please. Good luck, bandits!
