Scam Number: 661-450-8449
Scammer’s Website or Email:
Additional information about this scam: active, this guy sounds like a American
He definitely sounds American, but he’s based in the Philippians, Cebu City to be exact.
IP Details
“ip”: “49.145.106.165”,
“security”: {
“vpn”: false,
“proxy”: false,
“tor”: false,
“relay”: false
},
“location”: {
“city”: “Cebu City”,
“region”: “Central Visayas”,
“country”: “Philippines”,
“continent”: “Asia”,
“region_code”: “07”,
“country_code”: “PH”,
“continent_code”: “AS”,
“latitude”: “10.3099”,
“longitude”: “123.8930”,
“time_zone”: “Asia/Manila”,
“locale_code”: “en”,
“metro_code”: “”,
“is_in_european_union”: false
},
“network”: {
“network”: “49.144.0.0/15”,
“autonomous_system_number”: “AS9299”,
“autonomous_system_organization”: “Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company”
}
}
This sick piece of crap uploaded 2 backdoors to my VM, trying to sneak it pass me… he had no luck on that:) And I want to say Thank You to @CatMan for the avatar!
Guy starts yelling about people calling him, he is ‘the real coinbase’ and not a scammer. This was an American speaking or someone that has an American education.
Ugh… I’m blocked on both my numbers but these guys are dangerous… y’all please shut them down!!
David is using VPN (Singapore)
He is not Indian (it seems)
He asked me if I know scammer dot info.
Doc, I detected no VPN on his connection to my VM, look at my chart above.
Corrected…I get Singapore
| 138.199.60.13 | |
|---|---|
| Country | Singapore [SG] |
| Region | Singapore |
| City | Singapore |
| Coordinates of City | 1.289990, 103.850280 (1°17’24N 103°51’1E) |
| ISP | DataCamp Limited |
| Local Time | 16 Mar, 2025 12:59 AM (UTC +08:00) |
| Domain | datacamp.co.uk |
| Net Speed | (T1) Data Center/Transit |
| IDD & Area Code | (65) 06 |
| ZIP Code | 178958 |
There are hundreds of thousands of instances where the same number routes to different call centres
Even different machines in the same call centre may be running a local VPN from them
The Microsoft/Apple popup scam operation who has between 10 and 25 numbers every day has about a dozen different call centres each call routes to on overflow demand.
I’ve called thee same number with multiple dialers simultaneously, only one call centre has a ViciDial system, some have a modest amount of scammers answering and one call centre has at least 30 in there, it’s just full on noise when the call hits that place
Yep, it looks like your connection was using a VPN (Proton I believe)
mine was not, you never know. I also had about a 10 minute connection to his PC, he also was using a VM, he dared me to do my worst:)
Seems very knowledgeable scammer.