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$1.5 MILLION Rolex Scammer Caught! | Dual Time Podcast #2 - YouTube - Roman Sharf

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30 May 2026 — 1 min read

The episode uncovers a massive $1.5 million Rolex scam, detailing how the perpetrators operated and how law enforcement ultimately apprehended them. Listeners hear a step‑by‑step breakdown of the fraudulent scheme, the methods used to deceive buyers, and the investigative techniques that led to the scammer’s capture. The discussion also explores the broader impact of such high‑value counterfeit operations on the luxury market and offers advice for consumers to avoid falling victim to similar frauds. By highlighting warning signs and preventive measures, the podcast aims to raise awareness and protect potential buyers from future scams.

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