I need call blaster software and some information on how it works.
i wanna blast some scammers myself.
please share if u have the info,
Unfortunately all of the ones Im aware of are privately made and hosted. I looked into making one, and you have to have some decent experience in coding and a decent understanding of how phone systems work. If you find the right people, they might let you have access to their flooder. But these people aren’t going to just let anyone use their dialer of course.
As a minimum, you will need a SIP trunk and a PBX server like Asterisk. It’s not horribly difficult to set up once you know what you’re doing, and there are plenty of free tutorials on how to set up the required software.
Asterisk will run quite happily on a Linux virtual machine, so that's a good way to get started. You can install it on Ubuntu, for example, by typing sudo apt-get Asterisk, or something of that nature.
The Asterisk server will need to talk to a SIP trunk to connect to a scammer's phone. Many SIP trunk providers do not take kindly to people making thousands of nuisance robocalls with a spoofed caller ID over their network, but some don't appear to care. Flowroute is one that I've heard recommended.
A VPN is probably a good idea to hide your real IP address from the SIP trunk provider, and consideration should be given to revealing as little personally identifying information as possible to the SIP trunk provider.
To set up Asterisk, there are really only two files that you will need to edit. Both live in /etc/asterisk/. The first, sip.conf will contain the details of the SIP trunk you want to connect to. Most SIP providers will have instructions on how to edit the contents of this file to connect to their network. You will also need to set up your dial plan in extensions.conf. This basically tells Asterisk what to do with different numbers that are being dialled and how to route the call. Some information about setting up a dial plan can be found here: https://www.voip-info.org/asterisk-config-extensionsconf/
The simplest kind of call flooder works by spitting out [url=https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Asterisk+Call+Files]call files[/url] into a directory on the Asterisk server. There are basically short text files that contain the details of the person you want to call, a sound file to play, caller ID etc. There is a library available for Python called [url=https://www.pycall.org/]pycall[/url] that makes outputting these files extremely easy.
I am not much tech savy, such need simple tool to blast these scammers. I am even ready to pay for the tool and voip minutes if any such tool is available.
@ronald#170181 kind of a call flooder at: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mggm.infinitedialer&hl=en_CA&gl=US
it wont call flood per se but it will hang up and keep redialing until they answer, then you can hang up and "flood" them again to waste their time
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@Zachinquarantine_#170189 it wont call flood per se but it will hang up and keep redialing until they answer, then you can hang up and “flood” them again to waste their time
Presumably it is using the actual number for the mobile phone it's installed on though, which might not be the best idea.
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@ronald#170181 I am not much tech savy, such need simple tool to blast these scammers. I am even ready to pay for the tool and voip minutes if any such tool is available.
Not too many options in that case, I'm afraid. BobRTC appears to have disabled their auto-dialler stuff at the moment, I suspect due to certain legal complications.