Computer Blocked Popup

Scams
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Go here: hxxp://vulva-track.site/fdgg42s1sa?clickid=w2VJIOA5UN7JD5N7HO666HBA&sourcename=alsdom&country=US&campaign=US04_whitepr1&browsertarget=&os=Windows&lat1=44875441

The link above, as of posting, will redirect to the popup after setting a cookie. The number below may not work, go to the website above in a virtual machine to get a current phone number.

Screenshot: http://imgur.com/a/gF32X

Phone: 8772218896
Number works on FireRTC

As of posting my Computer ID is 94745

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[[3,4,15,16],[3,4,15,16,27]]

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“all agents are busy now, please call back later” tried 3 times

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no answer


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@speedy311#12512 @tugglestv#12510 The popup has changed, at least for me.

Same link.
New popup screenshot: http://imgur.com/42tm16r
Phone: 8883098674 - tested, working on FIreRTC

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OMG They get so angry!

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I think they deactivated that id number. I called and they said something about tracking my number and kidnapping me and then said it wasn’t a scam… I tried to call back and it wouldn’t go through. The guy I spoke to said they were from Pakistan.

*update id number 2685 worked even though it was only 4 numbers

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@jmcika#12519 Hi, I can still call them fine. I was using FireRTC.

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Here’s another Computer ID: 95887

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I found chances are if you just hit 5 random numbers you’ll eventually get some one.

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@jmcika#12519 No, I’ll bet they’re really from India. The Injuns and Paki’s really hate each other’s guts so I think this is just a lame attempt at casting the blame/hatred for these scum elsewhere.

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Lmao I called them and:

  1. He missed that my computer was a vm
  2. He installed a program that was malware
  3. When he pressed win r he saw ammyy.com and did literally nothing
  4. I’m a kid and I have a kid voice, asked to pay with robux and give him admin on my minecraft server, still believed I had money

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Another computer id is 18079. this one worked for me as of posting this comment

There are clearly a large number of people taking these calls. I heard E as in echo, K as in kilo and so on in the background of the scammer’s mic. pretty advanced thing they have going.


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@boboamerikanac#12600 A lot of scammers think kids are women. Use that to your advantage.

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It’s exactly what I do. Scammers are feminist so they believe Women are dumber. That makes the scammers easier to exploit because they don’t expect anything smart to come out of you.

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@memes#12602 Interesting. Never thought of that.

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@memes#12602 Ok thanks :smiley:

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I called them and wasted almost 2 hours of their time going from one technician to the other xD.

They did not notice that I was using a Hyper-V virtual machine, or they might just have ignored it since I sounded too gullible to be a scambaiter.

Anyways, I managed to milk the following information from them:

A toll free number (direct) : 1-855-755-4997

A payment gateway that they are using for credit card fulfillment that I manage to disconnect them from it while staying logged-in with their account: payeazyonline.com

email: billing@boboamerikanac#12679

Anyone can continue from there :D.

P.S.: this is my first post in this site, so hello everyone :D.

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@mustapro#12711 They logged into their payment gateway on your VM? How much money is in their account?

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@etnguyen03#12717 It did not show, since there were two options: vendor/employee. He logged into employee which only showed payment history.

I took a screenshot that I’ll upload later today with the history of today only, they were able to scam people of more than a $1,000. Too bad.

Edit: here's the screenshot:
https://i.imgur.com/SsLGi1i.jpg