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Anyone seen his videos? These are hilarious. He not only taunts computer scammers, he hijacks their machines, deletes their files, and downloads their files. Anyways, I’ve spent the last hour watching two of his videos. This guy is a hero.

 
The ones of the Indian call centers make me especially happy because some shithead in Florida named Richard Lucarelli gave my number out to debt collectors and I get about 30 calls a day from them and collection agencies.
 
I can't watch these, they're too addicting.
 
The Hoax Hotel is hilarious as well. It's where I learned all the Hindi/Gujarati profanity to yell at my son's neighbors. :)

Here he is conference-calling a scam call center and connecting agents to each other for much confusion
 
I’m glad that someone is sticking it to these losers, but I sat through about 5 minutes of this and it’s unwatchable. 31 minutes of a guy talking on the phone? Incredibly boring, no thanks
 
I’m glad that someone is sticking it to these losers, but I sat through about 5 minutes of this and it’s unwatchable. 31 minutes of a guy talking on the phone? Incredibly boring, no thanks

Most of this shit is over my head so I just fast forward to when he sets the Syskey and calls them benchode lmfao
 
You should all check out Jim Browning's youtube page. He is my favorite of all those who expose scammers. His latest one he was able to get BBC Panorama involved and at the end of the day managed to get that scam call center in India closed down.


He usually is able to gain access to the scammers remote computers and especially their camera systems where he'll usually just watch what they are doing.
 
I’m glad that someone is sticking it to these losers, but I sat through about 5 minutes of this and it’s unwatchable. 31 minutes of a guy talking on the phone? Incredibly boring, no thanks
"Sat through"? Bro, the fuck is wrong with you? You just turn it on and stare at the screen? The whole point is to put it on in the background, while you're painting the wall or stuffing food in your mouth.
 
I fix computers for a living and we got someone who was hit by a scammer. Laptop was dropped off and about 20 minutes after the person left I saw the dude remote in, took all the icons on the desktop and put them in the trash, he then proceeded to make it so the recycle bin was gone from the desktop, Made the start menu invisible, changed the background to one that said the laptop was infected, opened up notepad and wrote in broken English that if the person wants their files back they better pay to remove the virus. Right after that was typed up. I typed below that you need to work on your English and immediately disconnected the ethernet from the laptop. Removed the remote software and put everything back the way it was. Found out later from the coworker who checked it in that the husband and wife already gave the dude $1,000.
 
You should all check out Jim Browning's youtube page. He is my favorite of all those who expose scammers. His latest one he was able to get BBC Panorama involved and at the end of the day managed to get that scam call center in India closed down.


He usually is able to gain access to the scammers remote computers and especially their camera systems where he'll usually just watch what they are doing.


Just watched one of Jim’s videos. This guy actually saved someone from a scam in real time by high jacking a scammer’s machine DURING a scam. That was awesome.
 
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