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Scot exposes “worst-ever catfish” who wrote: “I take care of my cat and dog. Do you like sex?

A YOUNG Scot has hilariously exposed a failed catfish as the worst fake account he’s ever seen.

The inept fraudster asked Callum Simpson: “I take care of my cat and dog. Do you like sex?”

Callum, 22, from Fife, was contacted on Facebook Messenger by “Brooke Woods” but instantly realised it was a scam.

Brooke, who claimed to be from Liverpool, wrote: “Hello how are you?”

Callum asked: “Hi, do I know you?.

Callum saw through the fraudster’s attempt

Brooke replied: “I’m fine. Well….We don’t know each other, I just wanted to make new friends that’s all. Okay?

Callum responded: “Alright mate good try.”

After Brooke asked where he was from, Callum first said “Not Liverpool” before letting on he was from Scotland.

Brooke wrote: “I live in Liverpool. What do you do in your free time?”

Callum decided to have some fun, employing some very rude slang. He claimed: “I’m a dolphin shaver.”

Brooke, undeterred, wrote: “I work at Shell. What do you like to do in your free time?”

“Shave dolphins,” replied Callum.

Brooke then decided it was time to move in for the kill, writing: “Uh, I go out with friends, take care of my cat and my dog. Do you like sex?”

Photos of “Brooke”

Callum replied: “Here mate this is the worst account I’ve ever seen.”

The post also racked up more than 200 comments from Twitter users who found the conversation hilarious.

Rory Currin said: “I love how he answers questions you didn’t even ask.”

Jokingly @jamesknowles188 commented: “Bet he still managed to con you out of a tenner” to which Callum replied: “Was only a fiver.”

Chris Morris said: “I was done at dolphin shaver.”

Speaking today, Callum explained how this wasn’t the first rogue message he has received.

He said: “Yeah I get a few and I’ll be honest, it doesn’t bother me. I just find it hilarious.”

I’m pretty wise to it to be fair and I know the general lingo if you want to put it that way.

“If someone is genuinely trying to like chat you up and you can spot a fake account a mile off these days.

“I just take it as it comes, just a laugh to me.”

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