I wonder if this happens to some people, where the scammers change their script (Changing from "Tech Support" to "McDonald's," for instance)? Additionally, I wonder how to trick them into letting me remote into their machines, so I can RAT them, and take all their BitCoins, for example.
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The last thing I am wondering is how to get the best-enraged reactions from the scammers. They are hilarious to piss off, and I want to get them really boiling.
luck the hardest one sometimes very very rarely refund scammers let you have assess without trying anything smart (tip read of icons and somewhere in there emphasise teamviewer) another way is use method 2 but act stupid when asked for your id mix up letters with numbers eg 4 = h 1 = i 8 = 7 you may get lucky and they give up and just give you theirs (LOCK THERE INPUT ) 3 have “bank info” on your computer pretend to leave the scammers sometimes take the bait
speed if using the luck method through teamviewer BE QUICK before they hit the power button run the program (drag and drop is quickest)
stupidity get there id and pass but test then suddenly have “wifi issues” convince them your wifi isn’t working and you will call back later 1/2 time they dont close teamviewer and leave the computer (BLACK OUT SCREEN AND LOCK INPUT) disable antivirus just in case if possible also change teamviewer password
I know some profanities in Hindi, like "Terri Mah Ki Chut", "Banchode", "Madarcode", "Bakichode", "Randi", etc. However, I'm open to learning new profanities in Hindi, just to get new reactions.
I do my best to sound like a Hindu, using an Indian accent (really close to Rakesh from Ownage Pranks). On occasion, they think nothing of it, while more often than not, they hang up right away. In a little bit, I'll post a YouTube link to a video from a couple of Prank Calls.
@MikeS3#104092: I was saying for in general. They tend to change their script to “Mc Donald’s”. Pfff. One call “This is Microsoft, how can I help you?” Next call: “You have reached Mc Donald’s.”.
During one of my Prank Calls, the Scammer gets me to repeat “fastsupport.com”, and he curses me put after. It’s pretty much out of the blue, The reaction is right here: Tech Support Scammer Prank Call - YouTube. I’m baffled as to why he cursed at me, but, eh.
On occasion, the idiots will ask me how I got their number. An easy way to answer that is by telling them that there’s a Post It Note that has the number.