They blurred her number when she put it in, but not the doubles phone number in the end. Classic 😂

@spideyplayz9258

6 жыл бұрын

Sebastian 462-4424 lol

@random-tb5nn

6 жыл бұрын

no area code probably somewhere in texas

@spsc07

4 жыл бұрын

@@spideyplayz9258 jus get the code and cal her then say : i didnt even need calculator to predict yo number lmaooooooo

@mohammedabdulvasih5025

4 жыл бұрын

@@spsc07 op

When you've been around Scam School so long and have seen that exact episode in it's entiredy

@KickStartRL

6 жыл бұрын

RubikSolver64 right? This was one of the first episodes i ever watched

@themilkman8647

6 жыл бұрын

same, got the notification and was disappointed that they were just re uploading.

Now that I'm going to a new city, and the Remix episodes are coming out, I wonder if I can recycle Brian's tricks for a whole new era of free drinks (most of the time).

I remember this episode. This was a brilliant trick.

at 0:29 Brian's antennas spikes picked up signals from his home world.

Also, Brian, youre one of the kindest and most positive people I have ever seen. You just radiate positivity. Ive been watching you since I was little. Your innoent curiosity has been contagious all these years. You have been a role model for me when I was young. You taught me to never stop being curious and be the best version of myself! You may not have realised this, but you being genuine in the scam school show was as clear as day, I could tell you enjoyed it. I saw this video yesterday and you with the spiky hair and I got nostalgic af. Sorry for the rant, have a GREAT day!

For a UK number (11 numbers) use the first 4 numbers for the first part of the formula. You should end up with the full number excluding the 07 at the start! Hope this helps

I love the videos brian keep up the great work man

Im looking to get both the bamboozlers set and the scam school book set, any other book i should get?

That when you do the whole "555" trope--- It is a sutle way to give them the bird

it works for me in the uk but it doesnt get the last 3 digets

When I first tried this, it didn't work for me (Slovenia, 9-digit phone number. Technically 8-digit, because they always start with 0 if you don't use the country code 386). Anyway, I still wanted to try the trick, so I followed the trick in reverse (pretty sure this works for any number). So, take your phone number and multiply by 2. Then add 250, subtract the last 4 digits twice, divide by 250, subtract 1 and divide by 80. This should give you the starting digits of your number, up to the last 4. Hope this helps

This is pretty creative!

how does it work for indian number?

I used this when the original episode first came out, but with my own modification. My “secret prediction” I had written down was my own phone number but written in the “0,000,000” format. I had her use my phone and let her type in every step. When it came time to compare the number on the calculator with the prediction, I asked her to divide by 2, and she said it’s still doesn’t match. I then took the phone and pointed at my prediction, saying, “This is actually my number, and (showing her the phone) this is actually your number... (I take a screenshot) ... but now it’s mine.” Works like magic when in a group setting.

@uglynerfherder

6 жыл бұрын

LIttle creepy when it's a one on one.... lol

What phone is that

Is this only for america

This was the first video I every saw by you

Bring back the old Brian hairdoo ahaha.

this is taking a number, jumbling it, and then unjumbling it

don't work for sweden phone numbers ;c

You guys just gave me that woman's phone number

@spideyplayz9258

6 жыл бұрын

withouta3 462-4424 lol

@withouta315

6 жыл бұрын

We know at least the most likely city

@spideyplayz9258

6 жыл бұрын

withouta3 it could be a cell phone number or a house number....

@withouta315

6 жыл бұрын

Still, limited options

This only works for phone numbers in the US. But I did get a date using this trick so I'm not complaining.

So, I am from Romania, where we have 9 digits numbers (excluding the country code), it works just fine. What I don't understand is how that x(80)+1 there works.

@gn4gy

4 жыл бұрын

80*250 = 20,000. The plus 1 is responsible for adding 250, that we subtract later. Because of the 20,000 we have to divide by 2 for it to be 10,000.

I missed this

it actually works but i have to put 5 digit number at first.

Could you do one for South Africa or should it work here?

@Sibusiso_Buthelezi

4 жыл бұрын

It also works 😀😀 I've tried 2 years ago till today

Wow this is awensome

This channel was so popular back in 2010

@scamschool

6 жыл бұрын

honestly, it wasn't. We chug along at pretty much the same clip as always. When you see a video with a lot of views, it's because it's been around for years and years, slowly building up

@xl000

6 жыл бұрын

ok maybe,.. last time I watched you it was at a time when South Park made a joke about "Internet money" and people with videos with a few million views waiting at KZread headquarters or something trying to get their internet money, and the joke was that no one actually made money. Nowadays, a lot of Youtbuers are into clickbaiting in a way or another to increase revenue, but this channel still has the spirit of the pre monetization era IMO

JESUS first the phone changed and IT STILL HAS iOS 6. That's an expensive phone right there.

Awesome

doesnt work

For all international people who might need a bit of help Here they used the first three digits and last four digits but that is because American numbers have 7 digits. So to use this trick instead of first 3 digits use all digit up to the last 4. For example INDIAN NUMBERS 10 digits so use first 6 digits GERMAN NUMBERS 14 digits so use the first 10 digits Hope this helps

How are american phone numbers are designed? This clearly doesn´t work around the world, my phone number for example my phone number has 14 digits and i life in germany. Anyway cool if this works in the US.

@xtheunterstrich7937

6 жыл бұрын

Sebastian Schachner gleiches Problem bei mir ^^

@xtheunterstrich7937

6 жыл бұрын

Sebastian Schachner also in Brandenburg haben wir nur 11 stellen 🤔

@SebastianSchachner

6 жыл бұрын

xThe Unterstrich ja, kommt das nicht auf den anbieter an?

@ambrieee866

6 жыл бұрын

just tried with 14 digit number, got back the same one... instead of first 3 digits u need to use the first 10 and the last 4, should theoretically work with any amount of digits as long as you use all the digits prior to the last 4

@JTD33

6 жыл бұрын

You need to include every digit except the last 4 in the first stage (example: # is 1234567890, start with 123456).

Is doesn’t work

I had to divide by 2 at the end to make it work

How do I do this for a US phone number with the area code included?

@timothymartinson2623

Жыл бұрын

How to get the area code Have the put there six numbers in . Step one the area code and the first three numbers of the number then. Then times 80

Nice

Didn’t work

I didnt understand that y by 2 part

@andymcl92

6 жыл бұрын

Dev Patel x is the start of the phone number, missing out the last 3 digits, say for example 231. You get them to multiply by 80, add 1, and multiply by 250. This is the same as getting them to multiply by 80, then by 250, and then adding on 250. 80*250=20,000=2*10,000. This means you're getting them to shift the start of their phone number along by 4 places so they are where they should be, and then doubling it, and adding on 250. In the example before, you would now have 4620250. But we're about to subtract the 250 anyway, so really we have 4620000. Now we add on the last 4 digits y, say 4312, twice. This means we add on 2*y, to get 4624312. Or, we have 2*x stuck to 2*y. Divide the whole number by 2 and hey presto, the phone number appears!

It didn't work for me :( plz help

I just tried this with my phone number THIS DOES NOT WORK.

@O4C209

3 күн бұрын

It works. You probably either didn't subtract 250 or do the divide by 2 parts.

Its working 😂😍😍 in belgium

11 digit trick

Isnt this video like... 5 years old?

Youre literally asking them for their phone number the first three at the beginning of the trick and the last four at the end. Nothing more than basic confusion tactics.

doesn't work. when i need to put in my last 3 numbers it just cleares the whole calculation and in my country a phone number has 8 digits

@TiltedDolphin

6 жыл бұрын

Django Groen Dutch I assume, also the last 3 have to be added so you type +. He specifically said so.

It worked for me with these steps First 3 numbers of phone number * 80 Add one * 125 Add last 4 of cell number once - 125 Result is 7 digit cell number It worked on both my cell number and my sister's cell number

@diego3257

4 жыл бұрын

Cole Keleher ur literally putting ur number in of course it’s gunna work

When he says "now enter the last four digits of your numver, what does he mean? like add subtract divide multiply. what does he mean????

@ohbabycakesxx

6 жыл бұрын

He means to add it both times he says it. Check 3:30 for the full formula!

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haha 100 comments!

lol its easy random number 1234567 first she put in 123 then random shit and then 4567 boi

Isn't this useless though because you're asking them for their whole number just in parts. Like at first he says "give me the first three digits" then he says "now the other four" that just defeats the purpose

@willowmalone9215

Жыл бұрын

Yeah and I'm probably not going to give my real phone number either bc I can see where this is going . Stupid trick

I can't believe people are fooled by tricks like this. He says that he doesn't want to do stupid things like "add 100, subtract 100, there's your number", but what he did here was just as transparent. As soon as he said "add 1, multiply by 250", you know a "subtract 250" is coming.

not first

1st

@scamschool

6 жыл бұрын

gratz

@AdrianBorovnik

6 жыл бұрын

Scam School thanks!

My number is 10digits long

@andymcl92

6 жыл бұрын

Haters gonna Hate Change the 80 to 800 and use two blocks of 5 numbers. I think that should work. The only issue is that the calculator might need 11 digits (if the first is 5 or more).

These type of math/number tricks where you get someone to add and subtract stuff don't really impress me, because I know it's just math, not "magic and sorcery." I mean it'd probably impress people who don't really understand math... Although, perhaps it could get people interested in math if they don't like it...

I rather do the magic. Thanks, Brian. Also, I want you know that I’m raising funds to release the sequel titled Investigative Deception. This second novel takes 2 months after the first book and there are more cases for you guys to read about, involving two new bad guys, two new love interests enter and a dark past is revealed because of a connection between one of the main characters and one of the criminals. If you’re interested, please click the link and donate to support this project and you’ll be considered for a giveaway to receive a copy of either Conjuring Deception or this novel. Thanks: www.gofundme.com/publishing-book-sequel

*waves* He might pin this comment.

Brian won't pin this comment. Dr BEN.

@Zag328

6 жыл бұрын

It seems you're correct.