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These folks peddling Dianetics didn't know what they were getting into when they tried to reconnect with "Shelby." But they did not escape the long arm of the troll.

Our supple-skinned, lotion-loving Nivea-man faces the likes of the mysterious "Ack Jandrew" in the latest installment of "Trolling the Shit out of Scammers."

James Fridman is a graphic designer from Britain who takes requests for any of your photoshop needs. Submitters are delighted with the outcome, though it's usually not exactly what they asked for.

They all got what they asked for and more.

Multi-Level Marketing companies employ people to target friends over social media. These companies are basically pyramid schemes that have their employees/victims sell health and beauty products like essential oils, supplements, and makeup. Knowing they are being targeted, some people have chosen to fight back through the fine art of trolling.

LA based comedian Dave Holmes made waves on Twitter when he got a scam call and decided to play along with it. 

This girl got her boyfriend good when she sent him a selfie of what looked to be a shaved head. He definitely lost his chill.

From the original poster freakyfirecrotch69:

"I had a balding app on my phone and decided to send a picture of myself using it to my boyfriend, assuming he'd probably know it was a joke. Well, turns out he didn't, so I just went with it. ????"

Can a scammer get much lower than this? Using the identity of a passed loved one is pretty despicable, on top of a fake charity no less.