Hosted by Trilogy Media · EN · 160 episodes
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Trilogy Media exposes online scams and fraud in an engaging and educational way. Led by Ashton Bingham and Art Kulik, the show features real calls with scammers, in-depth fraud analysis, and insights to help you stay safe online. Entertainment, awareness, and humor combine in episodes that reveal how scammers operate and how to protect yourself.
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"He knew it was illegal. He even told the undercover cop he was worried it might be a sting. But he came anyway—and left in handcuffs." In this disturbing true crime episode, we examine the case of Thomas Allen Hicks, a
"He said he was a 'financial advisor.' He drove a Lexus. He posted photos of his 'happy family' on Instagram." But the veterans' disability payments he was supposed to be managing were disappearing—$800,000 in total, acc
"She thought she found love. A widowed man in Switzerland. Deployed army surgeon. Dreamy photos, poetic messages, plans for a future together. Then she discovered every photo belonged to a male model in Milan—and 'Dr. Ma
"Most scam victims never see the face behind the voice. This time, I turned the tables—and got him on camera confessing his entire operation." In this gripping true crime episode, we join a former IT security analyst who
"A routine scam call. A cup of coffee. Then the door burst open—and suddenly, a man with a knife was screaming in my face." When you watch scambaiters expose fraudsters online, it looks like a game. The hacker gains cont
"She thought the money was gone forever. The scammer had ghosted her. The bank said there was nothing they could do." But she refused to accept that answer — and fought back. What happened next is proof that sometimes, t
"He brought a knife. He brought condoms. And he brought a detailed plan for what he wanted to do to what he believed was a 13-year-old boy." Instead, he found a team of armed investigators, flashing lights, and handcuffs
"Wait, wait, wait—what are you doing? DELETE THAT! DELETE IT NOW!" The scammer's voice cracked as he watched his own files disappear. One by one. Folder by folder. He was supposed to be stealing from an old lady's comput
"He thought he was just helping someone out. A few transfers. A quick favour. Easy money, they said." But the person on the other end of the message wasn't a friend—or a new employer. It was a criminal recruiter turning
"He thought he was just helping someone out. A few transfers. A quick favour. Easy money, they said." But the person on the other end of the message wasn't a friend—or a new employer. It was a criminal recruiter turning
"He thought he was meeting a 14-year-old girl at a hotel. He brought condoms. He brought cash. He brought a written plan." Instead, he was met by a team of investigators who had been tracking his online chats for weeks.
"She thought the money was gone forever. The scammer had ghosted her. The bank said there was nothing they could do." But she refused to accept that answer — and fought back. What happened next is proof that sometimes, t
"You've reached the fraud department. Please stay on the line." That recorded message was the only warning he ignored. But this victim didn't call tech support—he called the cops first. And what started as a panicked pho
"Social, social. Green card, green card." The whispers come from street corners in broad daylight — men selling permanent residency for $80 to $250. And business has never been better. In this investigative episode, we e
"Where are my gift cards? WHERE ARE THEY?" The scammer's voice cracks. He's screaming now. He was supposed to be $5,000 richer — elderly victim terrified, card numbers read aloud, money already moving through the black m
"Hello, this is Citibank fraud department. There's been unusual activity on your account." The voice was professional. The number looked real. The victim was terrified. But the person on the other end of the line wasn't
"He was about to hand over a quarter of a million dollars. His entire retirement. His wife didn't know. His children would never forgive him." Then a stranger from Northern Ireland hijacked the scammer's screen and typed
A man who once worked inside a scam call center knows every trick. Every script. Every hiding place. When he switches sides, the scammers have nowhere left to run. Inside the sprawling call center farms of Kolkata and De
A man who once worked inside a scam call center knows every trick. Every script. Every hiding place. When he switches sides, the scammers have nowhere left to run. Inside the sprawling call center farms of Kolkata and De
A scammer spent six months grooming what he thought was his most promising victim. He sent text messages every morning. He asked about her day. He convinced her to invest $50,000 in his fake trading platform. Then he cal
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