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Trilogy Media

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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.Copyright Trilogy Media
Episodes
  • Confronting a Scammer At His LUXURY APARTMENT

    Confronting a Scammer At His LUXURY APARTMENT
    Feb 25 2026
    What happens when digital fraud crosses into the physical world?
    In this episode, we document the moment a suspected scammer is confronted directly — not online, but at a location tied to his identity and operations. Armed with evidence of complaints, financial traces, and documented interactions, the confrontation escalates as questions are asked about alleged fraudulent activity.
    The setting — described as a luxury apartment — adds contrast to the accusations, raising questions about how suspicious income streams may fund visible lifestyles. During the exchange, inconsistencies emerge, responses are challenged, and key claims are tested against available proof.
    This episode examines accountability, confrontation dynamics, and the risks involved in direct exposure investigations. It also discusses legal boundaries and responsible documentation when addressing alleged fraud.
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    49 mins
  • Is Western Union a SCAM_ (Exposed)

    Is Western Union a SCAM_ (Exposed)
    Feb 24 2026
    Western Union is one of the most recognized money transfer services in the world — but it’s also frequently associated with fraud reports and scam complaints. So is the platform itself a scam, or are criminals simply abusing legitimate financial infrastructure?
    In this episode, we break down how Western Union actually works, why scammers often request payments through it, and how fraudsters exploit money transfer systems to remain anonymous. We examine real cases where victims were tricked into sending funds, common red flags to watch for, and the company’s fraud prevention measures.
    We also clarify the difference between a financial service being misused versus being fraudulent itself — and how consumers can protect themselves from deceptive payment requests.
    This breakdown is designed to inform, clarify misconceptions, and improve financial awareness around money transfer security.
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    28 mins
  • We Exposed a Giant Bitcoin Scammer

    We Exposed a Giant Bitcoin Scammer
    Feb 24 2026
    Cryptocurrency scams continue to evolve — becoming more sophisticated, convincing, and harder to track. In this episode, we break down how a large-scale Bitcoin scam operation was identified, investigated, and ultimately exposed.
    The process began with suspicious investment promises, unrealistic returns, and aggressive marketing tactics targeting unsuspecting victims. As patterns emerged, deeper analysis revealed red flags in transaction records, wallet activity, and communication strategies. Through careful documentation and confrontation, the operation’s inconsistencies were brought to light.
    We examine the methods scammers use to build trust — including fake testimonials, fabricated trading results, and pressure-based sales tactics — and how investigators or content creators can uncover the truth behind these schemes.
    Beyond exposure, this episode highlights important lessons about crypto security, verifying platforms, and protecting digital assets from fraud.
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    30 mins
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