The text is a transcript of a video where a woman named Kristina exposes a scammer named Igor who tries to trick her into paying for a car that she supposedly won. She pretends to be interested in him and his scheme, but she is actually working with a hidden camera crew and a radio station to reveal his fraud. She also wins some gadgets from the radio station as part of the plan, and makes Igor pay for them. She then confronts him with the truth and shows how he can burst balloons with his fingers using ethereal oil. She warns the viewers to be careful of such scams and to call the official car dealerships if they receive such messages.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
- 1. The text is a transcript of a video where the narrator exposes a car scam by pretending to be a victim.
- 2. The narrator meets Igor, a scammer who claims to have won a car from a dealership and invites her on a date.
- 3. The narrator receives an SMS saying that she also won a car from the same dealership and needs to pay 4,500 hryvnia as a state tax.
- 4. The narrator calls the dealership and confirms that they are not running any promotion and that it is a scam.
- 5. The narrator sets up a fake radio show where she wins an iPhone and an iPad and asks Igor to pay 2,000 hryvnia for the connection package.
- 6. The narrator reveals the scam to Igor and explains how he tried to manipulate her emotions and trust.
- 7. The narrator shows how the balloons that Igor gave her burst easily because they were coated with ethyl acetate.
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