
You never really know someone…especially online. In today’s world, the power of influence can be the quickest path to money and fame, and it often ends in ruin. These are the stories of the world’s most insidious Scamfluencers. And we are their prey. Join co-hosts Scaachi Koul and Sarah Hagi as they unpack epic stories of deception from the worlds of social media, fashion, finance, health, and wel... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 231 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

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I love the content of the show and the hosts are very engaging in their storytelling. However, their interjection of their political views and man-hating is very distracting. For example, all men scammers are portrayed as the scum of the earth, but women scammers always seem to have some redeeming qualities and are just victims of the men in their lives. I also just listened to an episode in which Rush Limbaugh was brought up with the comment “rest in piss” added. Regardless of his politics ... more
Imagine taking a what should be a great show and pretty much ruining it because you made the fact that you got divorced, quite literally, your entire personality.
They both also like to give scammers a pass if they’re a woman, even if they’re harming others. It really shows that they don’t understand that rich woman use the tools of patriarchy to keep women, like themselves, down too. It’s really pathetic.
The show is great, and educational. But the man-hating stuff. Sheesh!! Such a distraction.
I am a Male I feel like I gotta say that because I see all the male hater in the other reviews and I love this show. I’ve been listening to it since the beginning, but please stop with the ai voice
Love the show but I hate all the political comments. Just tell the story without the comments.
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This series profiles the rise and fall of online personas and influence peddlers, unpacking deceptive schemes across social media, fashion, finance, health, and dating. Each episode blends immersive storytelling with investigative reporting, highlighting how scams exploit trust, the impact on victims, and the cultural mechanics that enable fraudsters to thrive. The show is driven by two charismatic co-hosts whose banter, rigor, and curiosity help unwrap complex schemes—from influencer abuses to high-stakes financial fraud—making it feel both deeply researched and highly entertaining. A standout aspect is the sustained focus on the human cost of deception, paired with accessible, narrative-driven journalism that can appeal to curious listene... more
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