Fake Amazon account compromised. A $200 gift was purchased fake
Phone number? lol
This one works for Scamazon refund just now…(315) 503-6013
Amazon scam phone (856) 242-8296
@JusticeinTexas#132649 MY apology Amazon scammer (856) 242-8296
@drwat#132680 No problemo, my friend!
@drwat#132680
They do not understand how credit limits work. Dummies.
@drwat#132622 @Jhawk#132677 This is one of them talking to the female bot and then the male bot. Finally I said you are talking to a bot and he said I KNEW THAT! Bwahahahha! Hey, @drwat#132679 what is he saying, in general besides how he can satisfy an woman?
https://wedonttakeamex.com/audio/JLHLLT5tz7tC0QpE
@JusticeinTexas#132690 Too funny! Where’d you get those bot voices Justice?
@Jhawk#132691Bobrtc.tel
@JusticeinTexas#132685 Ha ha, one SSA Officer asked for the credit limit of my debit card. I had to explain how debit cards work, to no avail.
Manna from Heaven! Our home land line rang, it was an Amazon scammer. Usual script, $799 iPhone purchase. I pretended to be the new tenant, and wanted to make sure he was calling for me and not the former tenant who owned this number. He named my wife, who actually owns the Prime account. So, they somehow got a list of legitimate Amazon Prime account holders. Not randomly targeted robo calls. Good to know.
I pretended to be the new tenant, and new owner of this number. My name is Constantina Caballeri, from Italy, and boy, it took a lot of minutes spelling out my first and last name. He said yes, it was my Amazon account that had the iPhone charge. I didn't want to pretend to be a woman, but since he started calling me ma'am, so be it. In the end, I was only able to waste 14 minutes of his time because he wanted me to download teamviewer, and I am not equipped for that. So I played some hindi voices from Scambaitsoundboard.com and pretended to not understand the language and where it was coming from. He said he hears it too, consulted someone in the background, and hang up on me. Sounded like a busy call center.
@jaymee#132698 They are not too bright. They must just hire them off the street. '; )
@jaymee#132699 They don’t know how anything works. As if you transfer your number to a new tenant. Don’t use Teamviewer unless you have a VM but of course you know that. I always say I am on a Chromebook which really screws them up after I cannot find the Vindows flag key anywhere. I read off all the keys on my keyboard to drive them nuts or I tell them I am in front of my computer and I have no Internet. SORRY?
@JusticeinTexas#132701 Funny, because I actually have an Acer Chromebook, and when I told a scammer that, he promptly hung up without even a goodbye. Or a FU.
Thank you, I have no intention of letting them log in to my desktop (a Windows PC). VM is way above my pay grade. The most I do is pretend, then get the code so I could report it. It doesn't do any good, though, they just recycle free trial offers for whatever software they use for that day.
@jaymee#132704 I too am on a Acer Chromebook. I sign on to their site and then read the message to them that Chrome OS is not compatible. SORRY? So they have me do it three more times until they realize it is not going to work. Just plain old dumb. Oh, and I always always play the ditzy blonde valley girl, like ya know?
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@JusticeinTexas#132707 Me, I’m the immigrant named Roger Tenfore. Pronounced Ten-four by Americans, but Tenfoo-re in Italia. Roger? Yes, Roger Ten-four. Goes over their head all the time, but I get a kick out of it. 
@JusticeinTexas#132690 Hear the summary of what the scammer says in English:
Your dad here, you forget who produced you?
I know how to F .
I F your mom, ask her
Will you suck?
So far you have not figured out your dad, right? I am your real dad
Will you take in your mouth?
I challenge you to come. Write down I am from Mumbai, alley #6
When you reach here ask for me, my name is Raj