IRS Scam 6/25 at 1:00pm PST

717-304-5919

They have been stupid enough to answer to my computer voice generated audio files. I wish I could get my audio to sound better. Here is a recording:

https://phone.firertc.com/calls/5b31499b7475633ea1470000/recording

Keep getting kicked. The phone cuts off.

@AlanGreen2#35845 How do you do that so fast? That’s text-to-speech, right?

https://phone.firertc.com/calls/5b315e1f7475633ea1d80000/recording

I am using the 666-666-6666 fake phone number with FireRTC to troll the scammers

@AlanGreen2#35845 Seems the male scammer got very angry.

Their greeting password has been locked out by some good person. They have to call the phone carrier provider to reset.

Begging me to play a song-https://phone.firertc.com/calls/5b3165ac7475634698fe0000/recording

@drwat#35885 That’s good that their greeting password has been locked out.

@drek#35873 I went to ( Free Text to Speech Online with Realistic AI Voices ) and used the voice called Amanda. Then I recorded different sentences that I wanted say. I used Audacity to record it. Then I named each file according to what was said. I organized the files that are said the most by number. With the IRS script I can pretty much guess at what they are going to say next. So I just hit the proper filename. Sometimes there is a time gap where I am searching for the right file and sometimes I mess up and hit the wrong file. But that is the fun of it. Sometimes I get a good recording where they answer back to me for some time before they figure out they are talking to a computer voice.

@drwat#35885 wow that is great!!!