@drwat#28197 He gets around the creep. He wanted my Instagram account but I don’t have any social media. And he wanted a picture. Fat chance.
@JusticeinTexas#28192 I spent good 10 minutes taking about how good these numbers are and negotiating the $2.50 per number rate for 600 numbers. He almost gave me his “personal” phone number and email to send him a sample.
He then suspected I wasn't real or I was trying to get him in trouble, so after a few calls he said he wasn't interested, but of course I kept calling and asking for "donkey Jr" (our secret phrase) to get a deal, I "really wanted some Bitcoins" but they kept blocking me. Finally I also got my fireRtc blocked for some reason.
Good waste of their time after all.
@scammersnightmare#28209 That is great work! Especially if you can get their personal phone and email. I have had that happen to me. Keep up the great work and the more creative you are the more of their time is wasted that they are not stealing from elderly people who are scared to death. Go back and read some of my posts and you will get some ideas how to keep them on the phone and how to be believable. Anything I can do to help you out always feel free to ask!
@JusticeinTexas#28162 Yeah, every once in a while I’ll call a scammer’s number using their own number as the caller id from FireRTC. I do have to laugh that they continue to answer their own incoming calls! 