Callum Angus is 17 years old, lives in New Zealand, and likes playing Fifa on Xobx. Oh yeah and he also likes to scam and take advantage of young kids. How do I know this, well he scammed the son of a friend of mine.
The young boy in question is 11 years old, and had been diligently building up his online squad over time. As fate may have it Callum Angus connected with you young boy once he became aware of the value of the players the young boy had.
Over time Callum angus GdayitsCal steals fifa coins from kids Angus convinced the young boy to sell three of his most valuable cards (to the value of 1.2million Fifa coins), and give them to him, so that he could purchase some quality players of his own. Whey did Callum ask for this favour, well he avised the you boy that he live streamed his fifa prowess, and he would mention the young boys name during this time, showcasing the players for the purpose of the live stream, after which time he would sell them and give the young boys his coins back.
Now I know what you are thinking, really like that was ever going to happen right. Well don’t forget the young boy is only 11 years old, and in awe of people who live stream online.
Needless to say as soon as he got the coins, Callum Angus decided to unfriened the boy never to be heard of again. Now in todays day and age, it’s fair to say that Callum gets away with this level of deceit and fraud but I feel it is imperative for the world to know and understand what has transpired.
No it is not OK to lie to people. No it’s not ok to steal from people. No it’s not ok to take advantage of those less knowledgeable, or wordly than yourself. No it’s not ok to shatter the world of a young 11 year old boy due to your own personal greed and selfishness.
So Callum Angus here is your payback, it’s called the truth. It’s called karma. Let the world and all those connected to you know and understand who you truly are. Someone who takes advantage of little kids over a stupid video game.
And when you lie to them about not knowing anything about this, or you make up a different version of events citing the kid was happy to give your the coins in exchange for nothing, ask yourself this. Would someone really go to this trouble over something that didn’t happen. Not likely.
At 17 you probably think this isn’t a big deal, and the kid is a sucker and deserved to be scammed. Well here’s a lesson for you. It’s called accountability. You may feel you are anonymous behind your gamer tag of GdayItsCal, or Calcutter97 and you can do what you like. Well I guess not.
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