Fraudster Ashton Bingham and Art Kulik, the YouTuber duo of Trilogy Media, will host a new series on Fox Nation in which they track, confront, and expose real-life fraudsters around the world.
The six-episode series, titled “Scammed: Getting Even,” will premiere on the Fox streamer on Oct. 22, with episodes released weekly.
Bingham and Kulik founded Trilogy Media in 2016 and first made headlines when they exposed the infamous IRS robocall scam. “Scammers” project internet “bait operations” onto small screens.
“Along with an elite team of Revengers, a network of technology experts and digital investigators, they infiltrate fraud operations around the world and provide victims with what they rarely get: accountability, closure, and revenge,” Fox Nation reports. “From elderly victims manipulated by romance and scams to families who lose their life savings to crypto fraud, ‘Scammed: Getting Even’ takes viewers through the emotional and financial toll of modern-day scams. Each episode draws viewers into a high-stakes operation, capturing the tension, danger, and ultimate cost when the scammer’s true identity is exposed.”
In each episode, Bingham and Kulik track a different scam, from a $53,000 PayPal refund scheme to a $500,000 cryptocurrency scam to an Arkansas fraud ring that stole more than $80,000 from local seniors.
The series is produced for Fox Nation by Texas Crew Productions and Trilogy Media. David Karabinas, Robbie O’Neal and Brad Bernstein serve as executive producers for Texas Crew, while Art Kulik and Ashton Bingham serve as EPs for Trilogy. Trilogy Media is represented by Alex Czuleger of Green Room, who also serves as producer.
Watch the trailer for “Scammed: Getting Even” below.
