Once remotely connected to my virtual machine, “Officer David Cooper” asked me to fill out an “Order Cancellation Form by Federal Trade Commission,” which falsely claims to be “trusted by Better Business Bureau”
Once the form is complete, I was asked to log into my nonexistent bank account. But since I don’t do online banking, “officer David Cooper” falsely claimed I had purchased Bitcoin using a fraudulent PayPal account.
I was then asked to search for my fake bank on Google, despite “David” being repeatedly told that my fake bank was in-person only, before he falsely claimed I had several bank accounts, according to the “Treasury Department”
I was then asked to perform “asset verification” and log into my email account, despite the fact that the scam originated from a text message.
I was then asked to “safeguard” my identity" by having the Treasury Department and the IRS suspending my Social Security number, with a new number coming tomorrow afternoon.
I was then asked to withdraw all the money from my bank account without disclosing anything, and the bhenchod wanted me to “verify” that I am driving by beeping my horn.
Once I got the money, I was asked to go to a nearby store and purchase two $500 Apple gift cards, or “government-issued cards” and provide the card details over the phone. I refused on the grounds that Apple will freeze the funds if I disclose them this way, and they refused to “suppoat.”