Zeke Faux
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126 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard May 2025
Zeke Faux’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So Vicky said to me, Hi, David. I'm Vicky Ho. Don't you remember me? And this is kind of weird because my name is Zeke.
I wanted to get scammed. So I was like, I want to see how this scam works. So I wanted to give her what she was looking for.
There's this one...
leaked text message from a russian money launderer who got arrested by the fbi so he's texting a customer and he's being like you should use tether it's convenient it's quick and i'm like okay this is how the criminals are talking about tether yes but i don't know any russian money launderers but i hear that among the criminals who use tether are these pig butchering scammers and
Now I do know one pig butchering scammer, Vicky Ho. Right. Will she ask me to use Tether?
Yes. The idea is that you need to fatten up the victim like a pig with fake romance or even with... Once you get them to invest in your scams, maybe even let them withdraw $1,000 or $5,000. But meanwhile, you, the scammer, are sizing up just how much money this person has, how much you can take them for. And once they send in...
The maximum you think you're going to get, which in some cases is millions of dollars, you cut off their head. You take it all. You disappear.
Okay. So I wrote to her, nice to meet you. My name is Zeke Fox. I live in Brooklyn. Vicky said, you have a very cool name. I'm 32 years old and a divorced woman. And she sent me a picture. She looked like a very attractive young woman with like a heavily face-tuned face. And I thought, all right, we're on the path to getting scammed.
But like every day I'd wake up and there'd be messages from Vicky. She'd say like, good morning. How did you sleep, my dear? And she did try to flirt a little bit. Nothing, like, dirty.
Now, she wasn't that good at this whole thing. Like, I had already said I was from Brooklyn. And then she said she lived in New York. Big mistake.
She's sending me these pictures, and I can see in the background, it's not New York.
she was not getting to any sort of scamming. And I would say, what are you up to? And she would list like a number of conspicuously expensive hobbies.
Well, she'd be like, today I'm going to go golfing and then drive my Ferrari. I think she said she owned a chain of nail salons, but that she also had income from trading. And I was like, okay, cool. I want to hear more about that.
Yeah. And then she said at one point she liked to analyze cryptocurrency market trends. So I'm like, oh, crypto. I'm sort of curious about that. Tell me more.
And so eventually she starts telling me about something she calls short-term node trading. Okay.
Yeah. She's sending me these price charts. And she's basically saying that she can predict fluctuations in the price of Bitcoin. And she starts in between the Golf and Ferraris. She'll be like, I see an opportunity in the Bitcoin market.
No, yeah, it's total nonsense. But it sounds kind of equally plausible as like all the other random jargon in the crypto world. Like EVM arbitrage. That's a real thing.
Short-term node trading. That's a big thing.
Yeah. And one morning, I get yet another text that says, Love, did you sleep well last night? And I'm like, I've got to get Vicky to scan me. What am I going to do? And so I'm like, Vicky... needs to know that I have money and that I have financial goals. She needs to know that, like, I'm ready to spend. So I sent her a picture of a goal-wing Tesla that I want.
And I was like, Vicky, I need money to buy this Tesla. And Vicky said... I see the price is $142,200. As long as you like this, money is nothing.
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