In this The Real Hustle segment, the hustlers attempt to sell jewels at extremely low prices. Can the pull it off?

Further info: The participants featured in The Real Hustle have either been set up by their family and friends or believe that they are taking part in a different type of programme.

After they have been hustled for real, any monies or property taken during the hustle are returned to them and their consent for the item to be broadcast is obtained so that viewers can avoid being ripped off by the same scam.

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In this The Real Hustle segment, the hustlers attempt to convince someone to lend them a car, posing as a production company.

Further info: The participants featured in The Real Hustle have either been set up by their family and friends or believe that they are taking part in a different type of programme.

After they have been hustled for real, any monies or property taken during the hustle are returned to them and their consent for the item to be broadcast is obtained so that viewers can avoid being ripped off by the same scam.

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In this The Real Hustle segment, "Jess is selling half price tickets for a club night in Ibiza -- would you buy from her?."

Further info: The participants featured in The Real Hustle have either been set up by their family and friends or believe that they are taking part in a different type of programme.

After they have been hustled for real, any monies or property taken during the hustle are returned to them and their consent for the item to be broadcast is obtained so that viewers can avoid being ripped off by the same scam.

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In this The Real Hustle segment, Alex attempts to deliver a package for a hotel guest who hasn't even checked in yet. Does the hotel manager accept the valuables, and pay the courier?

Further info: The participants featured in The Real Hustle have either been set up by their family and friends or believe that they are taking part in a different type of programme.

After they have been hustled for real, any monies or property taken during the hustle are returned to them and their consent for the item to be broadcast is obtained so that viewers can avoid being ripped off by the same scam.

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In this The Real Hustle segment, the hustlers "demonstrate how conmen can convince you to help them out of a sticky situation by buying goods from them - but in the end, you just end up out of pocket."

Further info: The participants featured in The Real Hustle have either been set up by their family and friends or believe that they are taking part in a different type of programme.

After they have been hustled for real, any monies or property taken during the hustle are returned to them and their consent for the item to be broadcast is obtained so that viewers can avoid being ripped off by the same scam.

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