Scam Number: (515) 335-0827
Domain Used:
Extra Info: Active but quick to hang up, sounds like a busy place…have fun with them
Man you are so right 68, didn’t even say hello and hung on me.
Same yesterday, had Sol call them and same thing…good part victims getting same thing
People who know me do that all the time too. 
Naga scammers. They keep hanging up
I called them, they picked up, then they hanged up…
Maj, thanks for a great belly laugh!!!
There are four small-medium sized call centres I track every day
I know the number real estate they occupy and wait for them to turn their inbound lines on every day.
I shut them down with a single call.
They know my voice and abandon their numbers after the costly email and robocall campaigns every day without a single call from anyone other than me.
They know only full well what will happen should they keep their numbers up and think they’ll get away with their bullshit.
“DON’T YOU HAVE ANY REAL WORK TO DO?”
“WHY DO YOU KEEP CALLING HERE?”
“DON’T CALL HERE ANY MORE AND STOP US FROM DOING OUR WORK!!”
Can be heard amidst me having a quiet chuckle, until the wonderful sound of, “The number you have dialled is unavailable, please check the number and try again”, is heard repeatedly.
I honestly didn’t realise pretending to be Norton/McAfee/Amazon or Amazon Prime was very serious work ethics, necessitating the need for me to leave them alone so they can lie, cheat and steal.
I personally think shutting them down is a much better option.
After all, I do have a degree in Nasty Bastardology, from the university of Royally Farking Yuwuppeasily
You’d think the cheap ass village idiots would buy more numbers to execute their ridiculous script scheme, without falling at the first hurdle every day.
That’d be giving them way too much credit in the grey matter department.
They are such obedient little pets
I won’t miss them when they’re gone.
I believe that is a PhD, Dr. Biggus.
We go back a while, long before scammer.info and I know you have skills that are perhaps unrivaled in the annals of scambating. It seems to me that with Mark (GF), Tommy (SB) & BobRTC gone, there is a vacuum in the scambating community. The popular YouTube stars who care more about clicks, views and monetary gain than protecting innocent victims abound. Even when their content is real (we both know that a lot of it is completely staged 
) it does little, if any good for the most part. Folks like you are the last remaining vestige of an era gone by.
I have Chopin and a chipmunk saying “Your call is very important to us.” By the way, thank you for sharing the Nomorobo screenshot. I know I am not calling an innocent site. If we hit innocents, we undermine our cause.
I vowed a very long time ago to never slut myself for a single dollar.
Being a beggar is about as low as anyone can ever go.
Aspiring to make vast amounts of money from the misery and suffering of actual victims is truly pathetic.
Also being a groupie, flocking from premiere to premiere is about the next most ghoulish and depraved thing I can think of.
Telling each other how awesome they all are at each channel every 20 minutes.
There are many who think this is a topic to provide entertainment to tickle the vacuous minds of the slow thinking, who take some sort of demented deep down pleasure at knowing someone is suffering, often in desperate isolated silence.
Playing games with these criminals for editable content is nothing to be applauded.
Walking away and leaving these call centres operating, yet claiming to the masses there was some sort of victory to be celebrated with their own scripted Hollywood wannabe performance, is nothing short of pathetic grifting of another kind.
Where there is a money pie, there is always someone who will attempt to exploit it, trying to crab the biggest slice of the cash jackpot.
also plenty of deceptive corruption
All for the inevitable lol’s after the imaginary drive to the store, redeeming gift cards or saying the exact same thing as the last 500 times.
For the inevitable anticlimax ending of mandatory Hindi abuse or sound boarded garbage.
If that passes as entertainment or comedy, I’ll stick with Monty Python or similar classic professionals in the business thanks.
I took down another 10 call centres while everyone patted each other on the back during that second rate scripted performance of allowing the call centre to steal at will.
I’m quite happy and sleep very well knowing I take down up to 1000 call centre numbers every week.
Most of which no-one other than the potential or actual victims know exists.
I never walk away and leave them able to get to anyone, while claiming to have saved countless victims or an imaginary dollar figure in the process.
I’m very happy to part with every last available cent available to me, to ensure these criminals don’t succeed in hurting anyone.
Above all I ensure to fulfil my charitable duty to my fellow human beings, standing firmly by my personal values, moral principles and convictions.
The whole process to take a very large call centre down is no more than 5 minutes.
It’s often less than 1 minute they have to live from when I happen upon their inbound numbers.
All without the need for a merchandise store, t-shirt, coffee mug or hat with a stupid logo or quote on them
I CAN make the claim I’m saving people from their own greed and misfortune.
The phones are all silent when I walk away, all done very quickly and efficiently.
There’s also plenty of other ways to get into more of the criminal enterprise details, than the wannabe self appointed experts could ever imagine.
Anydesk is a good story to tell those who have absolutely no clue, other than the narrative fed to them.
Thank goodness for the ill educated oafs with the bulging wallets and click happy fingers who believe anything the self anointed stars tell them.
I’ve been doing this for three decades, I can see the reality others don’t.
It’s hard for some people to see the trees through the forest
Good news about NoMoRobo: They are going to share info with Pierogi.
Nice, would be nicer if they shared with others like this site to make it easier to find the scammers numbers…but it’s a start.
I do not think I had a pierogi since I went to a Polish Festival, before the pandemic. 
Try Indian Samosa (potato filled), next best to a Pierogi
They are even better
My mother in law (Indian vegetarian), was the best cook in the world
Being spoiled with top class restaurant quality Indian cuisine every day for 20 years is better than riding at 220MPH (almost )
My mom, too was a vegetarian. Loved her “saag paneer”
Yeah!
Followed by freshly made Gulab Jamun and other bags full of sugar to kick 12 types of shit out of your diabetes glands.
SPOT ON, @LordOfTheRings ! Once you’ve seen one “educational/informative” video, you’ve seen them all. The ONLY effective way to stop scammers is to take away their ability to make and receive phone calls. Shut down their phones and they CAN’T steal money! SO SIMPLE, yet ignored by the ones making their living off of the backs of actual victims. It’s funny to hear their excuses as to why call flooding is ineffective, but their arguments are laughable. I know that you and the people you work with are meticulous and responsible; every number you flood is verified numerous times, and once you’ve shut down a call center, they STAY DOWN. If the so-called baiters really wanted to SAVE victims, they’d stop their ability to make and receive calls. How many times have we witnessed them making their lengthy “educational/informational” calls only to hang up and leave the call center intact, allowing them to continue operating freely, while claiming to have saved a fictitious number of victims from losing a made-up amount of money. Many of the call centers actually employ people who are there to waste the time of the “time wasters!” And while these time-waster handlers are on the phone with the baiters, playing along with them as they gather their so-called call center “intel,” there are 100 others in the call center robbing actual victims blind. Again, shut down their ability to make and receive calls and they CAN’T STEAL MONEY - FULL STOP! Thanks for all you do; you’re making a difference!