Carriers: Level 3 Communications (812), Bandwidth.com via Skype no longer in service (470)
Calls answered via: Skype
Call Center Location: India 
Answers as: “Social Security Administration”
Technician: “Mark”
Senior Officer: “Michael”
Falsely Claims: $1,259 payment from California to purchase a gun from the Springfield Armory.
Remote Access Software: ConnectWise from o6y.top (Nickname: “Server of Social Security Administration,” Code: 14YV48Q, IP: 2606:4700:3033::ac43:c64f 
) or AnyDesk (Address: 140233162/PAYPAL SECURE SERVER , 1409233162/S S N ADMINISTRATION, 1612340204/secure server paypal, Password: Social123)
Surprisingly, there were no false claims of my SSN behind used to launder money and smuggle drugs through the US-Mexico border in Eagle Pass, Texas. This was instead your typical refund scam.
- After he berated me for yelling, I faked his ConnectWise not working and forced “Mark” to use AnyDesk and ask me to log into my nonexistent bank account.
- Since I don’t do online banking, I was asked to hang up the call to accept a callback from his “senior supervisor, Mark,” from his TextNow number (818) 538-5516, and he threatened to have the FBI arrest me and lock me up for 20 years for simply yelling at him.
- “Mark” then asked me if I was using a smartphone before asking me to purchase four $500 Apple gift cards. I pulled up the Bhenchod Song under the guise of a Google Maps listing for a local CVS.