‘No Program For Love’: Desi Man’s Hilarious Crossover with Alleged Scammer Goes Viral on ‘X’ – News18

Scammers these days employ all sorts of tactics within their smooth-talking conversations to lure people into their deceitful schemes. Countless instances of individuals falling victim to such fraudulent activities have emerged on the internet, serving as a stark reminder of the potential risks when engaging with strangers who offer such enticing opportunities. However, one Desi man skillfully turned the tables on an alleged scammer during their conversation, transforming it into a whimsical philosophical exchange on the scarcity of love in the world. Naturally, this WhatsApp chat went viral, leaving the online community in stitches.

‘X’ user @ChettyArun, shared screenshots of his interaction with someone he claimed to be a scammer. In these screenshots, we witnessed the scammer introducing herself and making an offer to earn approximately Rs.150 for simply writing a Google review, with the potential to double the earnings in the future. However, the user had other plans and decided to engage in playful banter with the lady, commending her name as ‘beautiful.’ The lady, unfazed, continued to follow her script, requesting various information and details.

Yet, Arun was determined to give her a taste of her own medicine. He politely declined her offer and wrote, “Are paisa bohot hai Lavanya. Pyaar chahiye. Pyaar ke liye koi programs hai to batao,” which translates to “Money is abundant, Lavanya. I want love. If you have any programs for love, let me know.” The lady persisted in her efforts, responding, “There is no program for love, please. If you’re ready for work, let me know.” Arun then proceeded to annoy the scammer further with a rant about the absence of love in the world.

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And, in a move that could only happen on the internet, Arun shared this entire exchange on a micro-blogging site, adding a caption that summed it all up, “Paisa bohot hai. Pyaar chahiye. Had a heart to heart conversation about love, world, peace, and everything with a scamster.”

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Soon enough, the online community chimed in with their two cents, with one user playfully remarking, “404 Pyaar Not Found,” and another noting, “Great one Arun. Most funny is she legit said ‘there is no program for love.’”

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Yet, amidst the laughter and jest, some argued that the other party might not be a scammer, insisting, “Scammer nahi hai ..they pay if you do the task.”

Meanwhile, News18 couldn’t verify whether this was, in fact, a scam or not.