
Scam Junkie is a true crime podcast like no other. Hosted by Steve Comisar, aka Brett Champion, The Don of Con, you will learn the secrets to scamming cultivated from The Don’s 25 year career as a legendary con man making him millions of dollars and cementing his place as one of the most prolific and charismatic con men of all time.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 55 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

From 2023 our first Scam Junkie Christmas episode and a real classic. Join Steve Comisar, The Don of Con, and Super Cop, Ryan Horn, discussing holiday scams and just having a good time. Don’t forget to comment on the episode and email us for a free S... more
From 2023, a classic Thanksgiving episode made for our other hit true crime podcast, The Con Man & the Cop. With Steve Comisar and Ryan Horn. Enjoy this classic episode.
🚨NEW EPISODE ALERT - Season 3, Episode 9, How to use AI to avoid getting scammed. Learn how AI is being used to educate us and fool us. We can’t live without it so learn to live with it safely and get the most out of it. Steve Comisar, The Don of Co... more
🚨NEW EPISODE ALERT! Season 3, Episode 8, The Scammer Gets Scammed. Steve Comisar, The Don of Con, reveals how he got scammed by Robinhood Financial, a billion dollar company that trades on the stock exchange. After losing his money Steve discovers t... more
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Content promising, but he’s chosen to have this annoying music on a loop behind his voice for the entire episode. Music as an intro is OK but it needs to fade out or it’s just going to drive the listener insane like they’re being tortured at Guantanamo Bay.
The first episode I listened to the person talked like someone in high school. Dry content. Much better podcasts out there.
Finally a true crime podcast by a famous con man. He is Steve Comisar aka Brett Champion, The Don of Con. A legendary con man who stole millions pulling off almost every scam out there. He got busted, went to prison and decided to turn his life around. He wrote a bestselling book on fraud prevention, and appeared on over 100 television talk shows and news programs. He pulled live hidden camera scams on the studio audiences. He finally became the on-camera scam expert on Dateline NBC and The View... more
This podcast has potential but it needs some work. First, I appreciate the angle of “here’s how to do this scam legally!” However, the script is redundant… in the lottery episode I heard the same line numerous times… it felt like he needed to fill time by repeating the same thing..? So my suggestion, is work on the script. The audio could use some work - especially if nine episodes in you are already telling the audience that they will soon have to pay for the content (umm… wait what? Nine episo... more
Finally a true crime podcast by a famous con man. He is Steve Comisar aka Brett Champion, The Don of Con. A legendary con man who stole millions pulling off almost every scam out there. He got busted, went to prison and decided to turn his life around. He wrote a bestselling book on fraud prevention, and appeared on over 100 television talk shows and news programs. He pulled live hidden camera scams on the studio audiences. He finally became the on-camera scam expert on Dateline NBC and The View... more
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Focusing on the intriguing world of scams and fraud, this podcast distinguishes itself by featuring a host who is a former con man himself, providing a unique insider perspective on various scams. Episodes encompass discussions about different types of fraud, practical advice on how to avoid falling victim, and personal anecdotes from the host's life as a renowned con artist. Noteworthy is the blend of humor and insight that comes from a host who has firsthand experience of being on both sides of the scam narrative, adding a compelling layer to the content. The episodes frequently tackle the complexities surrounding the psychology of scamming, the technological advancements facilitating fraud, and the emotional impacts on victims, making it... more
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