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Apparently the scammers are turning to either text to speech or text to speech to text to speech because my Father in law almost fell for a scam yesterday. My Nephew made him go to the bank right after he made him get off the phone. I can't believe he fell for the "This is the Federal Gov do what we say to stay out of jail scam.".

pls give info to Police to get these (*&&^% locked up!

How delusional do you have to be to refer to them as "customers"? Do you mean victims? I felt terrible when I heard that trusting older lady crying. These scammers are indeed disgusting!

Shut your mouth and listen to me

@@unnamedchannel1237 that was insane! Imagine someone in a call centre in the UK or somewhere doing that? Someone from Amazon! They'd be sacked on the spot

I have a mini air horn. I would have used it after I heard that.

@@melodyvalentine8779 yeah, lawless 3rd world countries don't care.

Right, so despicable…

Seems like russia needs to bomb few scammer buildings as well.

Ye, the way she referred to them as "customers" lol. These people have managed to fool themselves.

AOC: they are feeding their families

@@DokolenkocmHugeDickInches lmao at ur name

Don’t get me wrong, they are scumbags, but technically they are “useless to her” in a literal sense.

Lol exactly

​@@Rederisthey are useless themselves because can't get an honest job

Elderly lady who can barely walk was sent to the Kroger so they could steal hundreds of dollars (this time!) from her. I would like to contact Kroger management to comment that store manager.

James made the call "strange", those moments where he couldn't explain himself properly made it weird. He'll improve with time.

it's really not hard.. "hi, i'm a KZfaqr who is making videos about scammers, and i'm trying to save as victim coming to you". people know what youtubers are, no one is going to trust "a private investigator"

@@nvcn86 You must be young. xP People don't see "youtubers" as anything trustworthy. It's like if someone tells you "Hi. I use facebook and warn my friends about scammers." None of that makes me sound trustworthy. You don't know me, or the people who follow me. I could be pulling a prank. You might ask me: "How do you know an elderly lady is going to come here soon." Then I'd have to explain how I hacked into a scammers telephone call. Now you shouldn't trust me at all, because you would either think: "Think this guy could be hacking me!" or "'Hacker' my ass. You're just trying to look cool, aren't you?" Even after this, if I was in their shoes, I'd still say: "Yeah, sure, sounds great. I'll keep an eye open, whatever. Good luck with your videos." And I'd be slightly annoyed it wasn't a customer, and I definitely don't want people calling that phone when a customer is trying to call. Know that most grown-ups and elderly still don't have the slightest idea how hacking works. So just by phoning them and telling them you're a hacker might make them think that you somehow hacked their telephone. "Get out of my telephone!" xD But I know how you feel. In the past I never understood how the truth could leave people suspicious. And even though he is a private investigator, I agree that it doesn't sound reassuring either. It just means "a person who investigates things for themselves". Could be a dude in a tinfoil hat who believes in aliens, thinking they're on the heels of an alien trying to scam humans.

@@nvcn86 the first thing a person will think after hearing the word "youtuber" is that either she's being pranked or she's being invited to play along with their prank. which makes it less reliable.

They were born in the slums... maggots.

i've seen a former scammer talk about it. they are under the impression that all those things we've been saying about how great and rich western nations are for the last few centuries is actually all true. they think that even our poor have far more than they could ever use. yes, there is a difference in standard of living, but they generally dont think that what they take actually hurts people. again, they think even our poor have more money than they could even try to spend in their lifetimes. while i'm sure they do not take it literally, they do take the "streets paved with gold and diamond fountain" talk to mean that even our poor are fabulously wealthy.

The most disgusting part about these scams are them using an English name but have a heavy af Indian accent

@@mediumsurmoon6283 kind of sort of. you do got to realize that their target demographic wouldent be able to pronounce their real names. it's also a very common practice to adopt a name in the language of wherever you're doing business. i had an indian as a boss one time who went by "Zee" because down here in the south, no one can pronounce his real name ("jigar") correctly.

@@rakninja Yeah. I went to an international school in my junior year of high school, and nearly every Asian person had an English name they chose before they went to USA.

You have no idea about the 'moral' values of indians. Lol..

@@mehedihasan6073 not all

@@mehedihasan6073 mind giving some examples of the moral values? Lol

@@AcageronJunk ~ There are none.

@mehedi Hasan broo😭

Are you from the scamland? 🇮🇳

@@ahmedniyaz8636 seems like your brain is overflowing filthiness lol go see a shrink, it may help

@@munbee_ yeah atleast I don't go around scamming people of their life savings. 🇮🇳💰🥷

@@ahmedniyaz8636 You sounds like from terroristland!

@@ahmedniyaz8636 are you being racist?

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They're probably trained to do that so they "stay in character" in case someone hears their background conversation.

Just hearing her use that term was making my blood boil. She provides no service or product, she just takes like the parasite she is

It's most likely a reflex. Working at a call center, they really hammer home certain aspects, specially how you are to refer to callers/called ones.

To them they are customers, they are getting paid to call people and lie, to them they are customers since that’s their job lol.

Gimmy your clothes, your boots and your motorcycle

It got me so angry I could feel the veins in my forehead popping, and I suffer from LOW blood pressure. Now I need to go take a walk in the snow to cool off.

Ikr this is really sad 😢.. That's why I love supporting SB, so he could continue saving old vulnerable people from this

I wonder how do all these stories end. As was mentioned on many channels of this type, police barely fights scammers in India, so how many people actually got scared enough to stop robbing people? 20%?5% I doubt revealing their personal info is enough to stop them. You can call me whatever you want, but if I found out there are people involved in this kind of activity living in the same city I live in, I would call a few good friends of mine and would have a talk with those guys, because I think only beating the shit out of them helps. Hope there are Indians, who agree with me, someone need to teach the scammers a real lesson.

This is why you need to teach your parents/grandparents about this stuff and also genuinely show care for them and visit them

that was so sad, my grandparents get depressed whenever they feel that mentally they are slipping. i can only imagine the sadness and self loathing that poor lady was feeling. fuck, im going to hug my grandparents today

Judging by how quickly the store manager intervened after the second call, her hanging up “OK thank you” now sounded more like rushing out, like she already saw the old lady by the gift card rack and realised this might not be a prank call. At any rate, kudos to her.

was a store manager once and we do kind of rush callers a bit for the sole purpose of keeping the line open for emergencies or if we're expecting a particular call at the time that you may have been calling. But store managers always try to do their best haha we just sound like assholes because some customers are garbage and we're not getting paid enough. But most managers I have worked with usually try their best to address problems or issues brought up.

I think she cared but didn't believe him, and only checked for the lady for what she perceived to be the 1% chance it wasn't a prank

@@robbybergers3997 - I agree. She was quite persistent when she approached Mary. I suspect Mary was showing signs of distress in person (in particular, probably a lot of confusion), which led to the manager checking in on Mary further until she divulged enough information to deduce that the call to the store was true. A less caring manager likely would have left after being fed the "it's a friend's birthday gift" line.

I disagree. I could understand when he wanted to give their name or description.

stealing is like a drug. It's why kleptomania exists. They get addicted to easily getting what they want. Imagine if you made $1000 a day, how would your lifestyle suddenly change?

@@nathanielbass771 facts

Sometimes I think a few of these scammers get trained to believe the bullshit by whoever the head guy is

It’s makes me laugh to hard when that happens it’s a win win customer doesn’t fall for it and scammers get nothing well pissed off af tho 😭😭😭

@@nathanielbass771 The sad thing is, they don’t make that much. They get addicted to the possibility of being able to do so

And still the scammer wouldn't give up

Those people in India need to stop mass producing so many babies. That's the root cause of their financial woes. How can one expect a government to support over 1.35 billion people? That's unfathomable.

Me too, and then it made me even more sad thinking about how there is another disabled elderly woman out there who did get her money stolen. Scambaiter can't possible save every victim, and my heart aches for them, but I'm glad he does what he can even though it is sometimes hard to watch like here

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@@sinfullyciel Those people in India need to stop mass producing so many babies. That's the root cause of their financial woes. How can one expect a government to support over 1.35 billion people? That's unfathomable.

Makes my blood boil

Those people in India need to stop mass producing so many babies. That's the root cause of their financial woes. How can one expect a government to support over 1.35 billion people? That's unfathomable.

That is the bit that sickens me too. They truly are scum

@@rohitchakravarthi94 Those people in India need to stop mass producing so many babies. That's the root cause of their financial woes. How can one expect a government to support over 1.35 billion people? That's unfathomable.

Yeah FR

bro just got scammed 50 dollars

@@GeebzSteezHe didn’t get scammed he sent the money to support scambaiter

I was fully expecting him to type it out!!!

If this were a movie, he could have sent him a deepfake porn of his mother. We have the technology.

if i was them i would have started running real quick

@@thomas-australia Right? I would've shit my pants right there and then!

that one kill me ahahah

average indian woman

I think it's more likely they always refer to them as customers or clients to prevent slipping up, both when they're talking to the victim, or mentioning their 'job' outside of the workplace, as even in India this is not a legal or acceptable thing to be doing. Also, in a call center, voices can sometimes be overheard from other people sitting next to you, so I'm sure their bosses and fellow employees all call the victims 'customers' to avoid being found out.

I agree but she did say "f...ing customer". If a customer over heard that she would still have a lot of explaining to do and be hung up on.

It's not necessarily that she believes it's a customer, but that they are trained to use that terminology at the beginning.

@@WillToWinvlog She probably does believe that it's a customer though, simply because it's hard to use such terminology constantly without it becoming a part of your beliefs.

For being vaguely competent? Not really. I'd fully expect someone in that role to be completely aware of this basic scam.

I would have call back to congratulate her honestly. She deserves the appraise.

@@hughanthony9500 it does sound like the manager isn't fully aware but a random call by "James" sounds very suspicious so they have to verify . but the 2nd call by James was quick on his feet so that helped.. I think the flaw is in the Gift Card themselves, why is it so easily redeemable and untraceable. They need just remove it entirely, nobody uses it anyways.

Yeah what I hated the most is that the store manager did not give a fuck, if that was her grandma would she have acted the same ?

@@theMyouknow right, she did have a shitty attitude, but she did get the job done, bro.

@@theMyouknow She probably just didn't believe him. It sounds pretty incredible after all.

@@theMyouknow and you concluded that from the slight nuances of her voice? You're the kind of hyper-sensitive person that's ruining society

@@theMyouknow Didn't give a fuck? She got off the line immediately and saved that woman from the scam.

Definitely. I was nervous after the first call. Even more so after the second, being only "Okay, thanks." Was glad to see the second call was so short because she was actually just taking swift action. Such a relief, though it hurt to hear the old, confused, lady in pain from simply standing/walking was crying because she was so distressed while the lady was saying "Leave the store now, go, go!" As if any sincere service line would tell someone "the managers coming?? Gtfo!!" 😂

Yeah that "ok thanks" and "who do you work for?" Was cringe

@@yuioyup Yeah it was kinda cringe, but it's a fair question to try to see where your anon tip is coming from.

@@yuioyup cringe? Not at all. That's a legitimate question because there are many fake things out there in this world. Depending on his answer she can simply ignore or take heed of what he was advising her to do. Heck, it's not usual at all that a private investigator from KZfaq helps inform a local store manager :)

She will likely be scared from this for the rest of her life. The internet and even phones are super confusing to old people. I hope she has a relative or a nice neighbor that can do her online shopping and physical shopping from now on.

How did the fallout happen between the two of you? She took it out on you?

@@demeter-the-great She never apologized for what she put me through. I was there with her as she gave them about $1,500 over 8 hours. No food, no water in a hot car. She refused to listen to me, my dad and another person trying to reason with her. I'm not upset that she got scammed, I'm upset that she dismissed my feelings.

& what's even better is that she'll be more aware & talk to the other employees.

At first it was as if she didn't believe him and brushed him off as some kind of prank or scam in itself. Glad store person actually took notice.

It was pretty close tho..

Store managers like that are dime a dozen, stores don't hire actual human beings anymore. I'm surprised it took the time out of it's day to even do something. Stores need to do better than hiring low common detonators.

​@@grimsonforce7504having a detonator at all is a little overkill for a store, no?

:Atleast borrow some 200", What tf that Indian bih thinkin lmao😭😭💀

did i ask if u asked?

It did not sound like she was listening or even cared initially. She hung up on him twice with no interest as to who was going to get scammed. Her only response: “thank you” *click*

@@SnipSnip477 dont respond to this bot. Just report for spam

Yeah the manager seems indifferent for both call. Kinda surprised they actually act

@@Hewanliar1 I feel that I would have responded similarly. I think that I would have thrown in a thank you for alerting us or something like that in there, but I can see myself having the same tone. It's not that I don't care or wouldn't act. In my mind I have gained the information and formulated an appropriate solution to the problem. Convincing the other person that I care is lower on the list of importance than fixing the problem. It's interesting to hear the call and how it come across to even me. I'll work on trying to communicate more effectively. I happen to be on the autism spectrum, but I'm sure that some neurotypical people who rely heavily on logic and less on emotion can relate too.

Yeah but then you skip all the good stuff.

Well honestly he *deserves* every single bit of the watchtime he can get from these videos.

Don't need to do this. Not even helping

Yeah they usually just ask one weak ass question and dont press any further. They need to ask, did someone prep you and tell you to lie to me? etc.

Yeah I hope they consider that for training material in the future. I work for a smaller grocery retailer. We are always on the lookout for scams. And especially looking out for old people in general.

@@pineappleparty1624 I don't know why more places don't have training for it. I used to work in a large store with attached auto center. Even as an auto mechanic because I was expected to know how to run the register I had to take the scam training. Anyone asking for multiple cards or with a total value over $250 was supposed to raise a red flag. I know in a lot of these videos they are always pushing for thousands in cards from a single store, but you'll get people coming in wanting 3 $200 cards for google play, or walmart, even Xbox and PlayStation. After you see a couple people (usually pointed out by more experienced employees) in the process of trying to buy cards for scammers, it become readily apparent when someone is being scammed. There is almost always a certain look of panic and urgency on their face. That red flag goes up 10x if they are on the phone while trying to checkout. The sad part is, most of the time when you try to ask questions about who they are for, why they are buying this much, if they want another card instead because it's better, etc. they get defensive and sometimes angry. These people buying these cards are almost always terrified because of the threats from the scammers, so much so that all rational thinking goes out the window.

@@2009dudeman Wow yeah, its really sad. Thanks for looking out for people.

These store employees should be trained to see this. Normal people dont go to the store to buy 1000s of dollars of gift cards. They should at least try and at least mention that fake Amazon, police, IRS scammers do this to unsuspecting people and if they asked them to lie they about it its not real. These workers are the last line of defense. If something seems very off people need to say something.

yeah it's painful to watch vulnerable people fall for these scams

The amount of indifference they have to just ruin the livelihood of a pensioner is what angers me the most. They do not care that they are taking every last penny somebody has.

Those people in India need to stop mass producing so many babies. That's the root cause of their financial woes. How can one expect a government to support over 1.35 billion people? That's unfathomable.

@@G.L.999 China has double that.

Vultures pick off the dead and dying they are vultures

Well, we don't know that they didn't take it seriously.. the thing is they maybe didn't feel like they could have much conversation because it goes way ouside their job description and they could get in trouble if e.g. it was a scammer calling them.. so they might have just spoken to their manager straight away. People don't always have the best response on the spot. Also they are aware of people buying gift cards so they probably already had procedures in place. They didn't need to give personal info about the person to the guy on the phone. It seemed like they might not take it seriously, but was hard to say 'cos they weren't communicating much.

what about Australia or didnt you get geography at school?

@@Rusty_Gold85 wow you learn what countries get scammed the most in Geography?

@@Rusty_Gold85 "especially in America and UK where it happens the most". They never implied those are the only places that get scammers.

Yep I worked retail fine jewelry. I knew a scam was happening but the store manager said there was nothing we could do. I got rid of the young woman, scammed the elderly man not giving him his purchase for two days due to cleaning and polishing. I then called his son whose number was on the back of his drivers license thank God it was there. I called my county’s Adult Protective Services . They informed me that care centers drop the elderly off at the mall where a young woman or others befriends them, welcomes these vulnerable persons into their family and proceeds to take them for their life savings. Put your contact information on their ID card, etc and be super present in their life.

I think that's a tatic they use in their social engineering hustle. They act angry in order to put further pressure on their mark and disrupt their capacity to make decisions.

@@BROMP But they are doing it AFTER they hang up on them. Some of the recordings are taken from the scammers microphones by this hacker making this video.

@@TalkingHands308 I think they just get mad at the fact that they lost money :/

they are over patriotic and are extremely ignorant, they get mad if you say anything against their country

@Rotten_desperate Lol yea.. Most Indians are like that lol..

You haven't seen much, my friend. Check out Kitboga's "angriest scammer" video. He pretends to cry multiple times, and the guy simply screams at what he thinks is an old woman, with no heart whatsoever. However, I would ask you to remember, these, no matter how horrible, are people. They have reasons for doing this. That's not to excuse what they're doing, but just remember there's almost never true evil in people's hearts, just what they think are justifications for that evil.

And scammer is so rude!

With the help of Jesus Christ the hate in your heart will disappear, and you won’t use His name as a curse word anymore.

@@RandomInternetStranger how about if those justifications itself are stupid like wanting to buy a car or new clothes?

@@shambld17 There almost always aren't those types of justification. Usually the necessity justifies the means to meet them, and if someone truly does emotionally manipulate elderly people into giving them mass amounts of money to buy a car, then they're in the vast minority, and shouldn't be considered. The actions of the few shouldn't taint your opinions of the many. Just because those people could possibly exist, doesn't mean that the rest of those people think the same way.

Well, it certainly *is* a job. A despicable one, but a job nonetheless.

@@luc4662 if you want to call being a thief a job, sure.

@@ShoppingAttic why can't theft be a job? definition "a task or piece of work, especially one that is paid."

@@moai4110 for the same reasons you would consider a bank robbery a “job.” Hiests and scams are just considered crimes, not jobs lol, bc you aren’t providing a service or product, you’re just taking.

@@myhandleisjudis it becomes a job if someone comissions you to do it

I’d pay money to see some one actually go after these scammers. Vigilante style.

My understanding is they would probably not be able to show their face in public anymore because the majority of the Indian population despise these scammers

special place in hell for people who do this

@@Yizee no hell

Glad I got to inspire you!

Good, the world needs more Scambaiters

How ??? I went in so bad. Listening to that lady cry infuriated me beyond words. Scammers are rampant and we need more people like you guys. I want to help !!!!

I really wish I was this talented id screw with these scum all the time

@@willnicholson18 sweet thanks a lot. I’ll check it out 👊🏼

It's not just about ability to understand it, it's also often simple lack of computer skills and not having kept up with technology, They're not dumb, they're just naïve and often don't know how all these things work. One day when we're old, we'll maybe also have trouble understanding how the flubber corombobulates with the wober-buber to digitiekonionize the transfer of vibobules from our Poloniolator (everyone has to have one of these) to their quantumobulator to keep our bio-existenzionator from combustulatory dissexistentializing and ruining our day... or so we'll be told... nd then we'll feel terribly ashamed to be told we've fallen for a stupid scam. The people who abuse old people like this deserved to be locked away and the key destroyed, let em' rot in the deepest dungeons. Some of the worst scum there is.

@@marinodezelak1180 This is totally legit and I 100% agree but the amusement I got from reading words like "flubber corombobulates" and "quantumobulator" was just too much haha

@@marinodezelak1180 Your comment is amazing! That's exactly what it must feel like for them.

@@marinodezelak1180 Great comment. Maybe we all have it coming when we get older and have to rely on the mercy of the younger generation.

I wouldn't say he didn't seem like he cared he was just confused and didn't want to do the wrong thing and I'd say handled it with enough caution and was clear to her what was going on

Some of the stores in my area put up signs around the gift cards warning people about scams

@@atomicbogator6799 after all he did interfere and help out the lady :)

When being told that he's talking to an investigator and preventing a scam, the manager wouldn't want that to be on his record that he willingly aided a scam.

Yeah man, no one knows how many people became victims, but dont feel low as helping as many as you could is also a huge contribution 😀 thanks sir/ma'am.

It may be post-parental-protection, but in my country 60+ people recieve a weekly newsletter on recent scams and even have to read warnings at their atm, because in the last few years almost half a billion got scammed from old people

@@fatalityin1 What country is this, if you don’t mind me asking?

that's a type of person who wouldn't think twice about killing someone to get insurance / will

@@Shajirr_ It's alright because she was on the recorded

I've heard quite a few scammers talking like this. They are trying to mimic an American accent but just end up sounding like a robot.

Same as banks irs etc

@@SnipSnip477 Then why don't I care?

probably just their bad english

Well, its not THAT "customer" that you're thinking of

The purpose of doing that is to alleviate guilt. They can pretend that it's a customer because that sounds and feels better than "victim". It's not because English isn't their first language.

@@SnipSnip477 no they aren’t your videos look like a small developing child made them

@@SnipSnip477 no u look homeless

@@fillemorte OUCH 😂

Sad, but understandable. Just calling out of nowhere, 'I'm a private investigator listening in on scam calls'

They probably think this is what having a respectable job in customer support is like too. I don't think these people are qualified for real IT jobs, so they wouldn't know the difference.

just lie enough and you'll start believing in it yourself

Correct 😌

This is what happens when you pathologically lie, you start to believe your own lies, it's part of why polygraphs are not 100%, its easy for people with psychological issues to convince themselves they arent lying.

The scammer was one of the cruelest I've heard in a long while

@@SnipSnip477 you sound like a scammer 🤡🤡

I can't believe that these people have absolutely no sense of morality AT ALL. Don't they feel sorry about scamming an old lady? Forcing her to send money to their sorry asses? Fucking jackasses

The word you are looking for is "Evil".

Clearly they did care though?

What's so impressive about that?

@@M.S.Fitness it straight up sounds like a prank or a scam itself, being skeptical isn't completely unreasonable from their perspective. The impressive part is still being on the lookout for the scam and not being entirely dismissive of the possibility

@@M.S.Fitness She helped the old lady and even took the phone out her hand. A lot a lazy MFs don't care to do any of that. They just say they can't refuse a customer from purchasing

@@sketchysketches381 lmfao they know all about it during there initial training. All old people get asked in my experience

A store manager being vaguely competent...

It's very hard to explain. They think that they are actually working, like, that's "their job" so to say, and so if the scam fails then their work was for nothing. They basically think the people being scammed deserve it because they don't know any better.

It's really simple. You have a goal Your goal encourages you to divide the world into tools (that help you) and obstacles (that hinder you). Any victim that hinders you is an obstacle. It is really basic

Too many Indians have a superiority complex due to the caste system with a need to display their social status. They uphold education as supreme and so many who work at these call centres may have a superior education to the masses they live above, projecting that on to the westerners as inferior. In addition they have a chip on their shoulder holding the Britishers/West as responsible for stealing their wealth. Politicians use this narrative to this day to avert blame for their corruption. To top it all off due to the poverty, it is a dog eat dog scammer society.

Well, these people are criminals preying on the weak, so they are most likely psychopaths or at the very least have very low empathy. They most likely would have turned to crime even if they were not poor, they probably can't function in any real job because they are so insanely entitled.

@@Chimponaut Do you really think so? I think these people will believe that these are rich westerners who can afford to lose the money no problem. Given that normal people do far worse than this, these people are probably in main quite normal people. Probably see themselves in a way like Robin hood to provide for themselves and their own family. Like 1% of the population are sociopaths and have low empathy for strangers. And most sociopaths don't go to jail or commit crimes. I don't think it's an empathy related thing.

Older people nowadays grew up in a completely different world. These scams didn’t exist back then.

So true, I consider myself quite literate in technology and have known about scammers for years now. Yet, i almost fell into one of these when i got a call saying my social was attached to a cartel member's purchase in texas. Everything checked out ( the guy had a legit american accent, and everything) and i even went to buy fucking gift cards. Good thing my mom stopped me lol. Sometimes these scammers know exactly what to say to trap you.

@@zp883 You went to buy gift cards? Why would they need money to fix your SSN? Jesus dude.

@@zp883 if you are _ever_ asked to buy gift cards, just straight up call your local police station (non-emergency line), you should be able to atleast get someone able to help you determine what is happening from a more objective 3rd party perspective but, no gov't or anything will ever _EVER_ ask you to buy gift cards to resolve an issue, the second you hear that just immediately hang up, haha

Trust me guys, i know that was super dumb and i still beat myself up over it.

Would have been so much more satisfactory if we got the news of the scammer's arrest

We always say "thank you for your service" to our heroes abroad, but I rarely hear people say it for our heroes on home turf. I would like to thank you for your service. YOU'RE amazing.

Actually they could get in trouble for knowingly selling a card for fraudulent purposes

The margins are low on those cards for retail. It's just to attract customers as in we sell these too if you need it.

I agree that they did a good job, though also wanted to add that retail employees here usually just get paid per hour, and not per sale, so only the corporate office would care about if they made the sale or not. It is not to be taken for granted that they cared, though, either way. Also, I suspect most corporate offices wouldn't want them to make this sale, since it could be a PR disaster if someone broke a story about it. Well, you'd like to think that they are just good people, too, but usually with corporations they have a monetary reason why they don't do bad things.

Tell them you'll send info to all their aunties and uncles.

Hold on a sec, I've got another call coming in. Hello? Hello mum. Do you know what your son is up to right now?

I would love to see that happen, if it wasn’t for the pain it might cause their family. Sometimes families are just unaware as everybody is living their own lives, with their own stress and problems. I don’t think that dumping all that blame, guilt, and family conflict is worth it for all the others that aren’t supporting the scammer tbh.

No it be a family thing

Boomers...

@@TheNickBrotherhood I’m sure it’s happened to someone in your family but they are too ashamed to admit it

These mfs will lead to society of literally no trust and total hate for all the 1.4 billion + Indians, man I was I had the power to execute these mfs.

I wish I had’ve known about James in 2016. I was scammed $100K USD and it totally ruined my life. I can’t tell you how it feels to lose your life savings and it’s the 1st thing that you think about every day that you wake up and it’s the last thing I think about if I can fall asleep. Im 56 and will never earn it back.💔

@@WeComeFromALandDownUnder I’m sorry to hear about that, I hope you have good friends/family members around you to support you.

@@Lauzuna I wish I could say I did but unfortunately that’s not the case and to make matters worse in 2012 I got a condition called rabdomiolisis and the top right of my leg swelled up crushing my sciatic nerve paralysing my right leg so I also had to stop working. These scum that scam scam from real people and I can’t begin to tell you how every single day, I worry about how I’m going to pay for something when I worked nearly my whole life and now, don’t have anything to show for it., (To make matters worse, my details that I had back in 2016 were sold on a suckers list so I continued to be a target but I had nothing left to steal! I had to change my email, my phone number - everything) just knowing that somebody got a laugh out of taking my last dollar, still makes me burst into tears just thinking about it. Hey, thanks for your best wishes they mean the world. Cheers xxx

@@WeComeFromALandDownUnder Geez, those scammers do deserve nothing but pain and loneliness for picking on such a person like you

@@WeComeFromALandDownUnder Sorry to hear that, that's very painful It's like you know the scammers think that it would feel them that they just took a lollipop from them like a child, But knowing that it was your whole life savings, I'd say these scammers are disgusting and are menace to the society, and further they spend this money on shit stuff, THEY HAVE NO VALUE FOR MONEY, THEY NEVER WORKED HARD TO KNOW IT'S VALUE ABSURD DUMB PEOPLE

Apparently it's good for India cuz it helps line their pockets they don't care about the image cuz money but this is all the stuff I've read and KZfaq comments so I can't be sure

poodia has NO image

@@TimothyGod I‘d disagree. The image of a nation is important when it comes to doing international business. For instance, the question if there is a functioning legal system (in this case one, that proactively stops criminals) matters, as it represents trustworthiness. But even more importantly, tourism: Countries with a negative image will see significantly less tourists from other countries - and tourism is a multi-billion dollar industry.

I grew up in India. Just too many people and too little police to keep track of these things. The corruption and poor living standards of the overworked police inspectors piles on top of that to make them further indifferent to the plight of the victims. And lastly, there is no mechanism for the victims to register complaints. Even if there were, Americans are not so likely to call Indian police when defrauded. Especially with the disgust that they would have towards indians after being scammed by one of them.

@@taxiuniversum like I said, I know not much, this is what I've gathered from other comments. I'm just parroting