Inside a Tax Scam 

It’s quite obvious Jim at this point is hiring actors for YT content and making ££££ out of it. He has far too much inside info, all just too good to be true !!!!

@@MrUssy101 Prove it or shut up.

@@MrUssy101 How's your scamming business going?

@@MrUssy101 Stop Spamming.

@@MrUssy101

Scammers are an absolute scum, I would get rid of people like that from this planet.

That lady just talked to a lonely and unbeloved "thing".

the irony of your comment getting a porn scam message as 1st response lol.

@@sagichnichtsowiesonicht7326 It's not showing up for me. I guess RU-vid is finally doing something about it. This is good.

As a 2 time Breast Cancer survivor i know exactly how weak&vulnerable that woman mustve felt.The Chemo & Radiation can make you so weak you don't have energy to go to court.The situation wouldve caused her to worry.It's sad someone in such a vulnerable state prefered to pay rather then stress.Those scammers are pure Evil.Im so glad Mr Browning was there to intervene God Bless him🤞🏼🙏🏽❤️.That call was really triggering for me🥺😢💔

The scammer actually showed some degree of humanity with her after that... Effectively asking her she could spare it. If the answer was no, I wonder if he would've bailed.

same here i have a disabled father and tbh if he had to go through this and thought it was true i surely would loose my father he mentaly wouldnt be able to handle a situation like this can we get a gofundme started for her @jim???

@@eddraper (sorry this reply is so long after yours lol) I have one anecdotal example of this. I lived with a woman in her late sixties for about a year who was like a second mother to me. She'd been through a lot medically: she already had a painful bad back, and one day she fell against a sharp corner on a piece of furniture and it jabbed her in the side, later she'd find out that it had caused a traumatic injury to the bottom of her lung, and her body went haywire over the next several days trying to heal it, but she became septic. She had hospital anxiety so waited until she felt like she was literally dying to finally agree to go to the ER, and dying she was indeed. She lost consciousness getting into the car, awoke briefly once in the hospital, only long enough to realize what was happening before lapsing into a coma. She was fully comatose for a month, but she remembers so much, including horrific abuse she suffered at the hands of an absolute troglodyte of a male nurse who resented having to take care of her while she had no control of herself. She heard and felt everything. She awoke with significant brain damage and had to learn to walk and talk all over again, it took a very long time, and her brain didn't ever fully recover, so she continued having memory loss, confusion, general slowness, etc plus everything she'd been through caused her such mental anguish that her heart couldn't handle the anxiety, she started going into v-fib and other scary types of arrhythmia, she never knew if she was having a panic attack or a heart attack, and her brain wasn't helping because it wouldn't let her think clearly about it. ANYWAY, aaaaaalllllll of this info leading up to my story I'm telling you, the day the scammer called her. It was the USA tax scam. She knew absolutely nothing about scam calls or the IRS in general -- and as Jim put it, a guilty victim is more likely to comply... she owed back taxes because she'd been in a friggin coma, and then she just... forgot. For a couple years. It wasn't her fault. These scumbags called her up and said they were sending police in 45 minutes unless she paid $X.xx with her credit card. She didn't have the money and never would -- and since she realized as soon as they said she owed unpaid taxes, that she actually DID, she absolutely panicked. She started sobbing and I was downstairs, and I heard her crying and thudding down the stairs at an alarming rate for a woman with a walking cane. She breathlessly told me what they'd said, and keep in mind that they can hear all of this. She tells me her chest is tight, she feels like this is it, she's finally having a heart attack, she's going to die, help me Summer, what are you going to do if I die, I haven't added you to my will and you need me, etc -- she was losing it. I gestured for her to give me her phone, I muted our end, and I told her the IRS doesn't call people. They send mail. I asked her if the caller had an accent. Her eyes lit up. "How did you know that?" I sat her down and quickly told her it wasn't real, nobody was coming to our home, nobody was arresting her, they are just trying to rob you blind. Once I had her calm enough to ensure me that she didn't think she was actually having a heart attack, I told her I was going to talk to the scammer, we were going to test his limits and punish him accordingly. I unmuted the call and told the man that I was her daughter, that my mother was waiting for the ambulance because she had a bad heart and he'd scared her into an emergency situation. It was basically, "oh no, I'm so sorry to hear that. Do you know where she keeps her wallet?" I wish I were kidding. I told him that we were facing extremely expensive medical bills if she survived this event. And he did the bit where he "talked to the super-wiser about her situation" and came back with a "compromise" if she could pay an entire, like, 75% of the original amount immediately. 🙄 I told him flatly that we'd starve to death. He said "oh. Sorry." And then a long silence. ".....is it a Visa or Mastercard?" I am just glad I remembered that it was her phone I was holding before I could chuck it out the window. I was furious. These people have no souls, no remorse. No concern for people's lives. From what I understand, a lot of them truly believe that ALL Americans are rich, and that if an American claims they can't afford the scam, they're lying. But I don't know if they truly believe that, or if it's what they tell themselves to justify their "job." Anyway, so, I spent about 45 minutes of that idiot's life being the most insufferable victim on earth, giving him fake card numbers pretending I couldn't quite read them, I was dyslexic, oops my bad, hold on, I dropped it under the fridge, I can't quite reach it.... shoot, I'll try another, let me find it.... gosh darn, it's expired, let me move the fridge then...**fake grunting noises** ... got it! Should we start over? I'll start over. Etc. Once he really started swearing and yelling at me, I calmly asked him where the police were, to which he snapped "what the hell are you talking about police!" I said "well you promised they'd pick her up in 45 minutes, and it's been over an hour... I'm just wondering if I should keep waiting for the ambulance? Or will the police get here first and they can take her to the hospital? Or maybe they can just bring the coroner since you probably killed her anyway..." and that was the moment -- mom couldn't hold it in anymore and scammer could hear her burst of laughter in the background, finally giving us away. Apparently he's going to find us and kill us both and do unspeakable things to both our corpses, but it's been several years and I'm still waiting. 🤔😛 Despite the cutthroat nature of these scammers, I hope you got some enjoyment from my long as heck story. 😂 it's an interesting memory, for sure -- I'm just glad she was okay in the end, that I wasted that jerk's time, and that I was able to educate her on scams before I finally moved out so she was able to defend herself better after that. 👍🏼 making sure our elderly and vulnerable people are aware of these scams is so important.

I know some scammers don't want to be scammers but really don't have many options in the way of making money which is not an excuse, it does make me feel better knowing that they still have at least an ounce of humanity and morality in them. Even if they are dirty douchebags who still continue with the scam. It's still gives a little hope that there's still good, even if it's a tiny ounce, left in these people

@@jennymck0709 its caused by the fact the caste system is still in use in india. So born poor stay poor born rich stay rich. It’s ridiculous

i thought he might havve been asking his manager/boss/whatever if they really should scam a cancer patient, but yeah the guilt was audible i hope he didnt sleep that night

Absolutely. But shouldn't that also open your mind to how sick and corrupt your own government is? They treat you like shit and don't care if you're terminally ill or not. If you don't have money They don't care. So who is worse? Your corrupt politicians or some slum dwellers from Mumbai?

@@brucej.willson4764 Way to shift the blame from scum in a scam center.

Parjeets

Ik bro, imagine how many people have lost money and maybe died if they can’t afford cancer treatment because of getting scammed (if they are in America)

@@RU-vid.Pigeon Dude, there's no need to a racist moron here. Yeah, sure there are some awful Indian people out there, but there are far, far more who are just normal people wanting to live t heir lives. Imagine if everyone based their opinions of white people on a few right-wing terrorists, or of black people on a few high-profile criminals. The world would be an even more awful place to live.

He’s haunting them already,there are some scammers he called that immedieately hung up upon hearing his voice

It's called Chemo-brain and it sucks. At one point I forgot my wife's name while I was talking to her. I was sure I knew her but could not figure out who she was or how I knew her. I'm a lot better after 5 years or so but I still do not trust my memory.

Me too 😔

I’m praying for her too

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4G6e4TaJxkI.html rare

Those scammers are absolutely horrible. May she recover safely

Same, Really hope she recovers and gets into remisson soon

They understand, they don't care. If anything, they think it's funny.

My sister's in her twenties and just lost her entire bank account savings and ssn to scammers posing as federal marshals who isolated her and claimed that she was under investigation for serious charges possibly due to stolen identity. She's had a hard time these last few years and the part I was most worried about after the fact was not the money (although the financial loss was tough) but her mental wellbeing. Thankfully she's pulling through fine and she's got a good support network, but the toll is still damaging. It makes me furious knowing that if this had happened even a year ago she might not be here anymore - the consequences of scammers are more than financial, and it's disgusting how many people assume it's the victim's fault

Well I’m so happy you had your family there for support and you didn’t take your life! We can all be grateful for these videos and RU-vidrs fighting against the scum of the earth.

@@winterlantern5695 Dude I've seen some trolls before but this comment is on a different level. You'd fit right in with the scammer team over in India. I feel sorry for your family.

@@marlac1334 With such a non-answer and whataboutism to a genuine follow-up, I take it you're the first. Protecting criminals and peed0wphiles type.

I mean he probably talked with his boss and was told to do it anyways. You can tell he didn't want to do it.

you’re a multi millionaire making youtube poops?

@@tablegod that's 1k pounds not a million

@@tablegod that says £1000. Always put .00 at the end. Sorry lol. Defo not a millionaire. Plus this is just abit of fun on the side of my work 👍

@@tablegod the .00 at the end represents cents dud

@@Bjoviii pennies

This here is GREAT coverage of the Symptom, BUT what about the IRS itself? It and it's Issues were just recently well covered by 'Some More News'. Please watch as a Supplement to this video here.

@@loturzelrestaurant this video doesn't even have to do anything with the IRS

@@deltaplaysgames6097 Uhm, wrong? It's all caused by each other, as hinted-on at the start of this video here.

@@loturzelrestaurant The scammers pretend to be multiple tax agencies, not just the IRS

he had a slip and admitted it was a scam XD ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mPpuUnQ6cac.html

its good you watch these man . Wish you the best 👊

Good idea to watch these videos!

It’s not me, I promise!

Sorry to hear about your uncle. I'd like to think that these videos might have some impact, but I'm working on a project that just might have a bigger impact than just shutting down one scam call centre. Watch out for the next video.

@@JimBrowning that’s awesome 👏🏻 can’t wait to see the next video 👍🏻❤️

@@JimBrowning Jim your so nice 😊

@@JimBrowning Bless you, Jim. Honestly, you are like an angel for those you are able to help and for inspiring others to do the same. I do my best to waste as much of the scammers time as I can when they call me and I get them all - IRS, Amazon, credit card, car warranty, etc. I even got the fake "grandma, I'm in trouble" scam once (totally insulting - I don't even HAVE grandchildren!). I also spread the word about scams to others in the neighborhood and encourage them to share their experiences and to talk about the current scams going around to vulnerable people they know. If we all spend some of our time doing this, I hope we can eventually dry up their revenue stream. Honestly, I wish our governments would put more pressure on the Indian government to shut down these scam centers. It is infuriating that we send money to help their country when they have people there stealing millions of dollars (or pounds) from our citizens. As much as we can do, they could do so much more to stop this. Keep up the good fight!

Im very sorry to hear that, these people are trash im receiving so many scammer call and fb messages jim browning has truly helped with this knowledge anyways you have a friend here.

Not True. Sometimes Good people need to get together and let them know we're not having it...not sit here and act like we don't care

It’s quite obvious Jim at this point is hiring actors for YT content and making ££££ out of it. he has far too much inside info, all just too good to be true !!!!

@@MrUssy101 … he gets the info because he hacks their computer or something. I’m not an expert in this subject, but I’m pretty sure he’s said before that he has a degree in computer coding, etc.

@@monster0_0 lol learn to read. That’s what his comment says. If good people do nothing then evil will prevail. To put it in simple English. Regular people must speak up or they will be at the mercy of bad people. Basically what your comment said, except you completely took his comment for the opposite of what it meant.

Unfortunately, nothing will change until the BJP start cracking down on these crooks instead of caring what God a person worships

Basically correct - but not entirely. I went through a bad patch and really let my small business go to hell. My employees got paid but I was a mile behind on PAYE - passing their income tax and our joint NI on to HMRC. And yes, HMRC phoned me out of the blue - and carried on harassing me practically every day after, as well as fining me £100 for each DAY that I hadn't sorted it out and filled in the returns (yes, they could actually do that). It made me, thank God, get professional help with the business (and actually for me, as well.)

" if they don't pay their back taxes, they won't be eligible for NHS coverage either...." SSHHHHH!!! Don't give our present government ideas. If Pritti Patel or that Braverman women hear you, it'll be official government policy by the end of the week.

It’s quite obvious Jim at this point is hiring actors for YT content and making ££££ out of it. he has far too much inside info, all just too good to be true !!!!

@@MrUssy101 exactly what a scammer would say

@@MrUssy101 awe u mad Jim is exposing ur scams?

@@MrUssy101 You're clearly spreading misinformation, and it shows.

@@MrUssy101 lol. I'm assuming u have no proof? Ur probly one of these scammers. Ur family must be ashamed of u. Ur ancestors are rolling in thier graves

I have it drilled into my parents to hang up if they don't know the person or what they are talking about, anything important will be sent via mail.

She sounds like an utter idiot. I dont blame these scammers taking advantage. Its a tax on the stupid and im happy about it.

I was glad when she listened to Jim and admitted she had her doubts.

My grandma is well informed now lol.

Parjeets

Ours is a land of spirituality they say but I guess that didnt stop these demonic beasts from causing so much evil in the world. So disgusting.

i myself don't know a scammer but i assume alot of the scammers in India do it for the payment. Because India is a huge country i don't think it'll be easy to live without alot of money, the scammers just try to get money. Although it's sad how they do it.

I believe he has a patron if you really wanna send him money

@@Volume- I think you are one of them

@@Volume- it still isn't right

@@doctordevil4502 i’m in the netherlands and have a family that takes care of me. i have no reason to scam nor would i like to be accused of one but aight

It's incredibly hard to listen to calls like this. I'm pretty much compelled to act though if the scam gets this far.

Good Job Jim. 👍🏻

@@JimBrowning I've watched all your videos aswell as alot of well known scambaiter's videos, a few have left me feeling emotional, but this one hit me the hardest, never ever stop what you do mate (I'm still emotional). I think Pierogi needs to have a chat with these scammers.

In the same boat financially but I would donate to as well. My dad had three types of cancer. It's a rough time. No need for anyone going through this scam at any point let alone when when they are sick. Heartless people running these scams.

@@JimBrowning parjeets

Scumbags have no conscience.

Just to play devils advocate here. Even though these guys are scum. Is it not just a reflection of a terrible economy? Surely you can have a better life working for an insurance company making thousands of calls a day. What im saying is why is india on it so much?

You're a treasure too 😭

love your vids :)

!

Welcome back!!!!!!!

Oh, hi there.

🤣🤣🤣 very true

So true 😭 I’ve only just left my job on the phones for HMRC and even though we do ring out in cases of debt, if you miss our call the debt management direct line provided in the voicemail still has a good 15-20 min wait at-least

Not picking up their calls does absolutely nothing sadly bots ring out to a countless amount of people who when they pick up are transferred to an actual scammer the best way to stop them is to answer the phone and waste their time even if they hang up it’s still annoying to them and more of a pain to find a real one

@@blackhawkuh-6026 That's why you click Block number ➡️ REPORT SCAM

@@Ellie-rx3jt if it was that simple and easy scam calls would be gone already sadly that does little to nothing

Ook zo'n leuke: kreeg een week of twee geleden een telefoontje, "this is the justice department" **drukt op Ophangen** Hang op, klik weg, BEL UW BANK!

So wierd!

Yeah it's the same thing here in Quebec, Canada where the government must speak both French and English. We are protected from most scam since people realize fairly quickly that the scammer don't speak in French so it can't be the government.

I really do read most comments. Thank you for watching and being a scam baiter... the more the merrier!

@@JimBrowning God bless you Jim Browning.

@@JimBrowning we are a strong army 💪💪💪

@@JimBrowning So pleased you're on the good side, awesome work

Parjeets

Call them what they are. Human f1lth. Or scientifically, "psychopaths" aka Antisocial Personality Disorder.

Oh they are absolute scum of the Earth all right and they do it in so many ways. My only experience with scammers myself were emails from an apparent Nigerian Price. I had a bit of fun stringing them along as long as I could. The other was those popups whilst surfing the internet claiming that my computer had been badly compromised either by hackers or computer viruses and that I needed to call the number on the popup immediately to prevent something bad happening to my computer. I didn’t actually know that it was a scam for quite some time but never fell for it. Mostly because I first encountered it on a school computer in the IT class so I ignored it since they weren’t my computers. When it happened at home I was a bit confused because I had a fully protected computer with the very latest security package that had everything from antiviruses to firewalls so I knew it was highly unlikely that my computer had a virus or had been hacked or compromised. It did get me to do another scan of my computer to check for any signs of anything compromised or infected but there was nothing to find. And besides that warning my computer just kept functioning normally, so I didn’t believe the popup’s warning that soon my computer would stop working unless I called the phone number to get it sorted. As far as my experience of attempted scams being tried on me goes, it’s quite limited. But actually I might be targeted for a scam right now and over the last couple weeks or so. I keep getting called on my phone by a number that seems to be coming from London. They also only actually have called outside of normal working hours, usually either in evening or during weekends including Sundays. What’s odd is that they never left a voicemail. The other problem is that my phone says this number/call is coming from London. The problem with that is I have nothing to do with London. I haven’t been in London or near it for a tad over 20 years. I only know one person who lives there already has my number and I his. I don’t have any business there. And the one time I did answer the phone without speaking there was also silence until they hung up. So I think it’s a scam call. Finally on my list of different experiences of scams was a catfish one and one of my best friends very nearby felt victim to it. Because we’re also work colleagues we usually arrive at the building half an hour before our shift and sit in the cafeteria to chat. One day she came in happier than usual and told me that she’d met a new friend online and that she liked him. At first it seemed like a good thing for her, especially since I’ve made friends online myself. My friend also said that her new friend really seemed to understand her, had many similar beliefs, interests and whatnot. I think the first red flag for me was when she told me that her new buddy was an American soldier currently being deployed to some far away country. I knew catsish scammers often pretend to be an American soldier, sometimes pulling up a random image of a soldier from the depth of the internet. So I went and told her that I think she was being set up and prepared to be scammed out of her money and took her through all the steps of how the scam works. I know her enough to know that she didn’t quite believe me though she kept it in mind. But then, of course, a few weeks later her new friend spun one of the typical tactics to try to get her money. He claimed that his very young nephew had a terrible accident, that the boy got hit by a speeding car and an ambulance took him straight to the hospital. But the boy had some very serious wounds and was taken to surgery to have the life saving treatment. But now he didn’t have enough money to cover the cost of all the medical treatments so could she lend him a sizable chunk of money to help his son and promising to repay him later. And so it was turning out just like I’d predicted, even down to the kinds of sob stories designed bto get the victim to give him money. Naturally my friend immediately cut all contact with the catfish scammer.

Of course Indian authorities don't do more to stop these scams; they bring money into the economy. They don't give a damn what happens to the victims.

poor people always do anything to get food.

@@trollwarlord2967 These people are not poor, they are living in major cities in India and can _afford_ to do so. These people are not poverty-stricken victims who only scam because it's the only way they can afford to eat.

@@Shenaldrac you really don't get it do you they are not from rich families, im not defending scammers here they are scum like thieves, what i meant to say was this is a product of being in india with useless degree and no job.

I agree these people are total scum. I really hope they get what they truly deserve in life

Really disgusting low life scammers

Let me introduce you to politicians

Don't feel shameful of where you are from just because of these scammers. They don't represent you The only people who should apologize are the scammers

@@lolkhars3525 and the government

Two of my cancer doctors are from you're beautiful country and got degrees from there. And the saved me. And I'm proud of India. Love from New Mexico U SA.

@@lolkhars3525 and the corrupt police who look the other way

I think it’s the same in many other places too there are always people who let our countries down and shame us. The overall view of Indian people is that they are kind and wonderful people. Greetings to you in India from Finland.

Thank you KiPi.... I honestly couldn't have done anything else.

Same!! Have been binging on old videos lol

Me too. I actually checked the channel yesterday to see if there were any new videos that didn't pop up in my sub feed. Sadly there weren't.

Buy a lottery ticket!

Quantity?? it's quality that counts,

Same lmao

That's such a great idea!

I did the same thing when I was at geek squad, the videos are simple, informative and just give a good impact. A great learning resource for the public imo

And in AUD I would say around 65k

In INR it's over 3800000 ,makes me wonder with that amount of money the police officers and the politicians can easily be given a backhander...Reckon only US government can solve this problem

You shouldn't feel guilty or responsible. India is a wonderful country full of wonderful people - these idiots don't represent you or your country

India is a land full of wonders and a rich history. These criminals do not represent all of India’s vast tapestry of culture.

English words won't suffice? :) Try Tamil? 😅 Nandri ji for your words.

@@saoirsedeltufo7436 Oh, interesting. As a Russian, I haven't heard that I am not responsible for what is happening in the world.

@@englishwithphil42 i feel you brother😁 empathy works mysteriously sometimes

is there a way we can watch it?

We need to start the mass sterilization of India.

HMRC ones especially don’t actually ring you. They will only write to you so its stupid that they even try it. They tried it on my grandad and he kept them on the phone for an hour constantly giving wrong details then eventually told the scammer to fuck off 😂

@@EnglishDrifts69GTxRED bro your grandad is a legend 😂😂

@@LoganT547 i know. The scammer got so pissed off on the phone call but luckily my grandad could tell from the pop up but thought why not when the phone number was there. Was a fun call to listen to tbh

If anyone calls you about any of these things don't believe it no matter how convincing it sounds. Anything official like this is done via post or in some case email, but even then there are ways to confirm the authenticity and if it doubt just phone the company, agency or whoever that is supposedly calling you and check with them.

Share the news with those at risk!

same. I can't finish watching because some of the calls make me sick to my stomach. Some of these people have no shame in these scams.

Same here, i swear at my iPad nearly everytime i watch one of these videos

Y'all weak 💀💀

@@bananamunching8328 ' Haha...

We need to start the mass sterilization of India.

We always forget the „small“ people who waste time of scammers! They are also heroes

@@kotzpenner Yep, seemingly trivial things to do but with great impact when done en masse are wasting their time and educating our family/relatives.

You again. Quite some allegations there. Care to back anything up with EVIDENCE? No? I thought not.

@@JimBrowning who is he?

@@user-op8fg3ny3j its a boot rallying that to everyone comments

@@JimBrowning he is on just about every reply section in the comments.

@@MrUssy101 At least you are consistent .. consistently trolling every scam baiter on RU-vid. Freedom of speech is the only reason your comments are left here.

That's the way this technique works: they call person after person until they find someone who is not quite savvy enough-whether because they are ill or just vulnerable-to catch on to their scam, then they wring every penny they can out of the poor victim and move on to the next 🤬

It can be a generation thing. It's up to the likes of you to educate the older generation because there are some real scumbags out there.

Everyone can fall for a scam

Theres nothing about this that sounds legit.

Yeah it doesn't really make any sense unless you run your own business but a lot of these scams don't really operate on logic, they operate on fear and social engineering the victim into not thinking about what's being said. Laws are always changing though so I suppose the older generation might feel like it's something that passed them by.

Well this guys was feeling bad I can tell from his voice but the ones higher up would cut he’s balls and hang him or lock him up sometimes really messed up for helped a victim, so they do what the boss says and go with it and they convince themselves to keep scamming.

They care as long as the people pay them

Welcome to India

@@readingtips2690 stupid bot

@@readingtips2690 speaking of scammers. Lol

Everyone of them are angels we did not deserve but we need!

More importantly, they're sharing their information with the authorities who might actually attempt to do something about it.

All three are legends

What about scammer payback?

Scammer Payback too

We need to start the mass sterilization of India.

I believe they hate western people because they’re jealous of them.

+Legal E, "How can anyone scam a lady recovering from cancer?". Many Indians and Nigerians can.

scum can 😕

These penis worshipers have no conscience they have no mercy whatsoever..

picturing that in my head is low-key hilarious. But good on ya for handling it so well

@@MikyleY before that call I always thought people who got caught out by those ridiculous scam emails were pretty stupid, but I just felt sorry for him. He had built up his hopes on something so ridiculously implausible and just couldn’t see the reality of the situation and I needed to pretty much hit him hard with it to get through to him what he needed to do. Working their made me very distrustful as while it wasn’t common, every so often someone would try and get access to someone’s tax affairs

Hope is a hell of a drug. I remember one time when my mom mistakenly thought she had won the main prize in a legit scratch card. I was sceptical and wanted to verify the win, but she was just pacing around the house in euphoria for several minutes, refusing to let me check the card. It was not a winning card. She just misread it.

@@MikyleY It is SO true, I have seen people go to prison for "helping friends" with cashing fake travellers cheques and handing in their ID to do so. They are either lonely or stupid and just glad of the attention or being part of something.

Agree. I'd hate to see what they're stealing from companies who outsource there.

We should boycot and sanction companies that use India's corrupt call center sector. This problem is not going away, it's only getting worse.

There are half a million Indian citizens who work at call centres. They handle roughly 60% of the worlds customer service requirements. How many are scammers do you think? American weaponry is often found in the hands of terrorists, should the world sanction American arms manufacturers for that? Don’t allow your disdain for a few to influence your judgement of the many.

​@@prithvi24 and how many billions of dollars are stolen? How many innocent lives are utterly destroyed? Maybe that's the sort of pressure that's needed to wipe out the scammers once and for all - to have the rage of their kinsmen against them.

@@prithvi24 then scold your government to do better! India is a democracy, right? then you have every right to call these nasty scammers out.

Yay, thank you for contributing! 😊

Great job man, you've done well.

Doing god's work 💪

I heard that even Indians hate these scammers so much. They are truly horrible people.

we are fbi. theres a warrant for your arrest. pay us or we jail you one of your "friends" payed me to kill you. pay me more your car warrenty is expired. pay us "insert some here" pay us, or else. if it wasnt for the scammers no one would call me.

I got a call like this when I was still a student and went "bro what the fuck? taxes?" then disconnected

I was bombarded by people who claimed to be from the "national housing standards" and when I asked where they're based, they have an address somewhere down south, yet spoofed a Birmingham based number. I'm in neither of those places

Greed. It blinds them and makes them block out emotion

I Feel Blessed, But for Scammers... They Feel Cursed. Blursed = Blessed + Cursed

Me as well. It's quite anxiety inducing to hear that back and forth.

Yeah, it's hard to listen to. These people are scum.

Same here. I have such a hard time listening that i just don’t listen at all… So sad, heartbreaking.

It has one?

indian police has been given names and location... it did nothing...

@@kskdtr why? why don’t the police there get rid of these people?

@@whimbrella I think lots of times they’re giving local police a cut so the police don’t care.

@@hailey8941 that’s terribly corrupt, people should speak up about such corruption to make it change