The creator of the video narrates a story about a financial company scamming people by offering fake loans. A boy reached out to them, saying he was scammed out of 3,000 pesos by a company that promised him an 80,000-peso loan. The scammer asked the boy to deposit 3,000 pesos first, which is a common tactic used by scammers.
The creator decided to investigate and pose as a person seeking a loan. They contacted the company and were told they needed to pay a "tax" on the loan, which is another common scam tactic. The creator pretended to be a police officer and called the scammer, who revealed that they had 55 workers and made around 800,000 pesos per month.
The scammer also revealed that they had a boss who managed other offices. The creator asked the scammer to return the money they stole from people, but the scammer refused. The creator then published the scammer's phone numbers and names online, and many people reached out to them saying they had also been scammed by the same company.
The creator encourages viewers to file complaints against the scammers and to be aware of these types of scams. They also ask viewers to subscribe to their channel and to leave a like on the video.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A person contacted the narrator on Instagram, claiming that a financial company had scammed them out of 3,000 pesos.
2. The financial company had promised to give the person a loan of 80,000 pesos, but required them to deposit 3,000 pesos first.
3. The narrator decided to investigate the company by posing as a person seeking a loan.
4. The narrator spoke with a representative of the company, who offered to approve a loan of 50,000 pesos.
5. The representative asked the narrator to provide personal information, including their name, date of birth, and identification.
6. The narrator created a fake credential and sent it to the representative.
7. The representative sent the narrator a contract to sign, which the narrator printed and signed.
8. The representative asked the narrator to pay a tax on the loan, which the narrator refused to do.
9. The narrator then revealed that they were actually a police officer and had been investigating the company.
10. The representative became defensive and claimed that the company was legitimate.
11. The narrator published the company's phone numbers online, which led to a flood of calls and messages from people who claimed to have been scammed by the company.
12. The narrator spoke with the company's manager, who claimed that the company was legitimate and that the narrator was trying to extort them.
13. The manager revealed that the company had 55 employees and that they made around 400,000 pesos per month.
14. The narrator recorded the conversation with the manager and published it online.
15. The narrator encouraged people who had been scammed by the company to file a complaint and report the incident to the authorities.