The best, sorry worst, scam attempt

[VeritasVincit]

I had a phone call a while ago from a number I didn't recognise When I picked up the phone no one answered
But I could here people arguing in the background. All with Indian accents. One bit I did hear was "what did you do"
Phone down.
Then 15 minutes later another call from the same number. This time a recorded voice telling me there was a charge of £900 on my debit card. To cancel it press 1.
No point in swearing at a record. Phone down.
I await the next attempt.

[JudgeTedd]

Have you tried phoning the number back at some ungodly hour? Perhaps ask if they want to buy some double glazing.

[beingsoblase]

You should try some of the scambaiting channels on YouTube, always cheers me up to hear these thieving bastards being given the run round.

[VeritasVincit]

You should try some of the scambaiting channels on YouTube, always cheers me up to hear these thieving bastards being given the run round.

The main scambaiter, I cn't recall his name, is great, keeping them on the go via e-mails for days.

[shabbado]

Have you tried phoning the number back at some ungodly hour? Perhaps ask if they want to buy some double glazing.

India are currently +4.30 hour on us

Give them a call back around 9pm UK

I've had more than my fair share of the scam calls from India over the last year or so. I generally just lay on a very heavy Glaswegian accent and talk pish to them. Generally they're calling about my Windows computer errors. I led one guy on for about 30 mins. Got to the stage where i told him i was getting the credit card out and about to read him the number. Could tell he was getting excited

[subsub]

I had a phone call a while ago from a number I didn't recognise When I picked up the phone no one answered
But I could here people arguing in the background. All with Indian accents. One bit I did hear was "what did you do"
Phone down.
Then 15 minutes later another call from the same number. This time a recorded voice telling me there was a charge of £900 on my debit card. To cancel it press 1.
No point in swearing at a record. Phone down.
I await the next attempt.

This is one the best responses I've ever seen to a scammer, not to mention being absolutely hilarious.
"Lenny" is a series of responses that are triggered every time the scammer asks a question, and the cycle repeats after about 7-8 minutes.
The scammers thinks they're chatting to a rather forgetful old man, but in reality it's just a recording
The funniest thing is that even when they realise it is just a set of recordings, they get incredibly abusive and start swearing at "Lenny" as if he is a real person

[subsub]

Have you tried phoning the number back at some ungodly hour? Perhaps ask if they want to buy some double glazing.

India are currently +4.30 hour on us

Give them a call back around 9pm UK

I've had more than my fair share of the scam calls from India over the last year or so. I generally just lay on a very heavy Glaswegian accent and talk pish to them. Generally they're calling about my Windows computer errors. I led one guy on for about 30 mins. Got to the stage where i told him i was getting the credit card out and about to read him the number. Could tell he was getting excited

[shabbado]

I had a phone call a while ago from a number I didn't recognise When I picked up the phone no one answered
But I could here people arguing in the background. All with Indian accents. One bit I did hear was "what did you do"
Phone down.
Then 15 minutes later another call from the same number. This time a recorded voice telling me there was a charge of £900 on my debit card. To cancel it press 1.
No point in swearing at a record. Phone down.
I await the next attempt.

This is one the best responses I've ever seen to a scammer, not to mention being absolutely hilarious.
"Lenny" is a series of responses that are triggered every time the scammer asks a question, and the cycle repeats after about 7-8 minutes.
The scammers thinks they're chatting to a rather forgetful old man, but in reality it's just a recording
The funniest thing is that even when they realise it is just a set of recordings, they get incredibly abusive and start swearing at "Lenny" as if he is a real person

The ducks are genius

[subsub]

I had a phone call a while ago from a number I didn't recognise When I picked up the phone no one answered
But I could here people arguing in the background. All with Indian accents. One bit I did hear was "what did you do"
Phone down.
Then 15 minutes later another call from the same number. This time a recorded voice telling me there was a charge of £900 on my debit card. To cancel it press 1.
No point in swearing at a record. Phone down.
I await the next attempt.

This is one the best responses I've ever seen to a scammer, not to mention being absolutely hilarious.
"Lenny" is a series of responses that are triggered every time the scammer asks a question, and the cycle repeats after about 7-8 minutes.
The scammers thinks they're chatting to a rather forgetful old man, but in reality it's just a recording
The funniest thing is that even when they realise it is just a set of recordings, they get incredibly abusive and start swearing at "Lenny" as if he is a real person

The ducks are genius

Yep, a few scammers mention that
Some of the scammers are incredibly hostile, too - a bunch of charlatans! I'd take a pickaxe to them etc #bobby

[VeritasVincit]

Have you tried phoning the number back at some ungodly hour? Perhaps ask if they want to buy some double glazing.

India are currently +4.30 hour on us

Give them a call back around 9pm UK

I've had more than my fair share of the scam calls from India over the last year or so. I generally just lay on a very heavy Glaswegian accent and talk pish to them. Generally they're calling about my Windows computer errors. I led one guy on for about 30 mins. Got to the stage where i told him i was getting the credit card out and about to read him the number. Could tell he was getting excited

There is no connection to the number. I tried a few minutes ago.

[lambrini]

You should try some of the scambaiting channels on YouTube, always cheers me up to hear these thieving bastards being given the run round.

The main scambaiter, I cn't recall his name, is great, keeping them on the go via e-mails for days.

Kitboga, too

MA'AM
MA'AM
U HAVE A WIRUS IN YOUR COMPOOTAR

[antdad]

Don't think it was a scam but I kept getting a call (landline) from an unfamiliar number. After looking it up on a phone number checker site I answered their must've been seventh attempt.

I picked up but stayed silent.

"This is your local domestic energy advisor" he said

"How can you be local when you're 100 miles away in Bournemouth?"

"Uggghhh." Click.


https://www.unknownphone.com/

[Rowntree]

As soon as I get a call that is clearly a Russian telesales (not even a scammer) I just start talking over them in English about wasps or carrots or something. Doesn't last more than ten seconds.

[JimmyDee]

Kitboga, too

He's great. Have a listen to "The angriest scammer I've ever called (30 mins of rage)".

[Sadact7]

I had a phone call a while ago from a number I didn't recognise When I picked up the phone no one answered
But I could here people arguing in the background. All with Indian accents. One bit I did hear was "what did you do"
Phone down.
Then 15 minutes later another call from the same number. This time a recorded voice telling me there was a charge of £900 on my debit card. To cancel it press 1.
No point in swearing at a record. Phone down.
I await the next attempt.

Tbf bro, every single one of your posts reads like some sort of scam attempt.