Active SSA Scam number. Call em!
This is a repeat of another thread 
But they active, spam them into rage, if a dude answers, ask them if its the ladyboy department
Damn she answered few times cussed me out 
Fuck shut down both apps but I hit them and others real hard 
@Draco#138552 Bummer, I apparently have the local sheriffs deputies on their way and should arrive at my door in the next 5 to 10 minutes - all because I wouldn’t give her my full SSN. Unfortunately, she did not know what kind of cookies they like, so I’ll just have to make coffee and offer them some fresh baked cake that the wife made this morning.
Seems that they are winding down for the evening now… Granny called and the guy just told her to go F*$k herself. Lots of people could be heard in the background in what seems like an after hours party - certainly didn’t sound like any scamming going on. Oh well - it’s been an eventful day and there is always tomorrow 
OK all… Our attack methodology is programmed to make the scammers disappear up their own ass. The minute we start the get hundreds of calls from various sources. We also contact the carrier. If the scammer is easy to mess with, we leave them alone for a bit.
Sounds like a plan … Still out both apps … To many requests but I got mine in
They’re still there, and it’s 1:47 PM PDT. Just got off the phone with Brian Cornwall, ID 11765. Total time, 54 minutes and change. Funny - when I did the reveal, laughing at them and taunting them about karma and how stupid their whole scam is, the woman screener, "Officer Sara Luna ID# 741526 came back on the line and joined the cussing party. They were not happy at being held captive for almost an hour!
OK, folks, I’m back and have time to elaborate on calls to 609-360-4633. First call was a dud, answered by a foul mouthed scammer who immediately went into a tirade and hung up on me. Second call was answered by Officer Sara Luna, Badge # 741526. The usual script, blah blah blah, I did not digress too much with side stories and comments, as she was in a foul mood. Eventually got connected to senior officer of the DEA Brian Cornwall, ID # 11765.
I had to be a bit careful because I have already spoken to this Cornwall fella on the 11th, but on a different number, 424-363-7187. So altered my life story a bit. It got interesting when he was filling out the federal asset verification form. I only have $5 in my savings, because that's the minimum required by my credit union. Checking? Maybe around $600 if we're lucky. Credit cards? Nope. They closed them out after the divorce. I'm poor as a rat because of divorce. Have you even been divorced, Officer Cornwall? Of course not, he said. Lucky you.
I'm poor as a rat because I divorced my wife who is 30 years younger than me., I caught her fucking the mailman, so I had to throw her out of the house. But she cleaned me out. She charged a lot of jewelry, mainly gold, on my credit cards. That's the reason they are all closed now. Source of income? Only social security pension. Cornwall expressed a bit of pity, advised me to talk to someone and not get depressed and commit suicide. I also said I was disabled. He wanted to know what ails me. I said E.D. He didn't know what it is, so I explained, probably a direct result of my wife's appetite for sex, being the nympho that she is. She sexually drained me three times a day. Now I have nothing left. I'm worse than a lady boy. But I hold no ill will against her, because I believe in Karma. She will get what is due to her. Do you believe in Karma, Officer Cornwall? He said yes.
At this point he was torn between scamming an old disabled man and letting it go, because he said "you're free to go, just explain it to the federal officers when they call on you tomorrow". But how about my SS number suspension? I can't afford to lose my Social Security pension. That's when greed won. He told me to take my debit card and drivers license to a federal payment center also known as Target to get an electronic certified card. Do you have a car, can can you still drive? How far is Target? I said 20 minutes drive with no traffic. But one more problem, my debit card has a daily limit of only $300, so I cannot purchase anything more than $300. Not a problem, he said.
At this point we were 54 minutes into the call, and I probably could have stretched it for another half an hour or more by "driving" to Target and messing some more with him in the Target parking lot. But I had a flat tire to take to the shop, so I sprung the reveal. Played banchod song in the background, and berated him for being a terrible scammer and taunted him for getting tricked for almost an hour. I said karma will get you, and now he said he doesn't believe in karma anymore. Then Sara Luna joined the conversation, maybe she was listening all along. After some more cussing they hung up.
Tomorrow will be another day.
@jaymee#138614 haha that was great !!!
One ring hang up … Damn
@jaymee#138614 well that’s a bunch of Makarkey!!! Senior Officer Anderson sent me to the Federal Payment Center at CVS yesterday. Nailed him for 3 hours before the reveal and maniacal laughter on my part. “So many prankster today!”
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@FattyMatty#138644 Nailed him for 3 hours
Awesome! My record is only ~2 hours, and I was the one running out of steam. I revel at the reveal. Great pleasure to tell them how stupid they are and they're 3rd rate scammers. The best is when they respond that they knew all along that you're a "prank call".
@jaymee#138671 Hmmm… I rarely let them know they are being scambaited - unless it becomes obvious in some way along the line. I prefer to let them think that the money is on the way, anxiously waiting for that call to come in, and eventually the disappointment they get when they realize it isn’t. They are probably used to it, but it still has to be somewhat of a let down after you spent an hour or more in hopes of a payoff. Letting them know it was all fake just sort of takes away that disappointment IMO.
And about 2 hours is the longest I've been able to keep one going as well. Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how you look at it!), I don't have the sound effects and stuff needed to have them tag along on a fake road trip, so it's usually split into two calls - the initial setup and instructions, followed by another call after the road trip. Saying I don't have a cell phone and doing it that way however will usually get a much coveted call back number for them.
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@Otis#138678 Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how you look at it!), I don’t have the sound effects and stuff needed to have them tag along on a fake road trip
www.scambaitsoundboard.com works well for me. Check it out. I have an "extra" laptop ready to go, and I just place the headset reasonably close to the speakers while I do chores at home. The soundboard has different sound effects; driving, mall sounds, even Hindi phrases which I assume are nasty.
As to the reveal, it really boils down to "Whatever floats your boat". I enjoy telling them they've been punked and berate them. A little revenge, I guess. I know your way inflicts pain, maybe more than mine, but I just want to witness the humiliation myself.
@jaymee#138692 I always do a hard reveal. It enrages them while I give insult after insult and I never stop talking until they hang up. Maybe I’m delusional but I love to know that they know they’ve been had and I use this opportunity to belittle them as much as possible.
@jaymee#138671 Damn I just noticed I got fat fingered on my iPhone 6 tiny keyboard. I got him for 2 hours, not 3 but it was still a jolly good time
@FattyMatty#138698 We’re on the same boat.
One ring hang