Fraudsters Defeated by Their Intended Victims (New)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- Fraudsters Defeated by Their Intended Victims (New)
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The six-digit code they want is so they can set up a Google account under your phone number. Thanks for alerting me to this! 👍👍
Or trying to change a password on one of your legitimate accounts.
@@mkvv5687 I've had people contact me via Facebook asking for help to access their Facebook account. 🤷♀🤦♀ It's usually so staggeringly stupid that the red flags hit you in the face, but this one is sneaky.
I need to mention that this to everyone I know
I had to look up what the six digit code thing was. Thank you so much🤙🏽
I have fun with scam callers on my mobile phone. My specialty is pretending I can't hear them or understand what they want. Eventually THEY end the call. Supposedly scam caller supervisors don't want the scammers to end the call without constantly trying to get what they want from victims. I feel good when the scammer ends the call 🤣 I also ask if their "great deal" is available on the website of the company so I can look at it in more detail rather than make a decision during a phone call. They love that too (!) 🤣🤣🤣
I had one call my wife and she passed it on to me when they started asking for personal info. I took it and started deflecting their questions. The guy was getting pretty irritated and kept asking why I was not providing "the necessary informations". Finally I got bored and said, "Because I think you may be a scam. In today's security environment, I'm sure you can understand." Click.
@@mkvv5687🤣🤣🤣 Well done!
@@mkvv5687🤣🤣 Well done!
~ 4:56 ~ Love how this guy trapped the bot in an "I'm not a bot" loop.
The other day my phone rang, and Caller ID said, "Scam Likely."
So, I answered it.
By saying, "Hello, Scam Likely, how may I help you today?"
They didn't say a word, just hung up.
What's the digit code scam mean...
@@mrnemo1480 Someone has the username to an account of yours, and is trying to change the password. The reset procedure is often to send a code to the phone number on file. If you read the code back to them, they change the pw, and you're locked out of whichever account they're trying to hack.
Thank you. That was very educational. Hasn't happened to me, but best to be on our toes, yes?
I never respond with any affirmative words (yes, okay, that'll be fine), as the voice bots can twist that and use it against you saying they have your voice approval. I only answer a human's questions with more questions.
What’s with the “sending you a 6 digit code”? 🤔
It's apparently a scam to get Google Voice to allow them to take some control; I don't understand the mechanism but there are various sites that describe it.
Apparently they use it to set up a fake Google Voice account under your phone number. It's news to me, too.
One possibility is that someone has the username to an account of yours, and is trying to change the password. The reset procedure is often to send a code to the phone number on file. If you read the code back to them, they change the pw, and you're locked out of whichever account they're trying to hack.
@@mkvv5687 oh okay. Thanks for the explanation!
10:34 : We will never now the end of it. I feel scammed.
The puppies one is a fricking good idea ! I will do that next time I got a text from a cellphone trying to impersonate a bank. Awesome !
I have had a mobile phone for nearly 40 years one way and another, and a smartphone for at least 10, and yet I have never had anything like this on any of the dozen or more phones I have owned.
Be happy.
Ok, boomer.
You had a mobile phone in the 1980s?
@@Jenifer_R_ Yes. One of the old "brick" phones. It may have been the very early 90s, but it was definitely before 1993.
@@christopherdean1326 2024 - 40 = 1984.
Perhaps 30 years?
*awwwee they get so moody when they are busted and given the same nonsense back loool. I can not believe people actually want to waste time on scams and ridiculous nonsense.*
If you get a fraud-phonecall, best oneliner is to ask: 'Does your mother know you're a scam?'
They hang up in a sec. 😊
“Fraudsters Defeated by Their Intended Victims” I guess…if by “defeated,” you mean idiotically wasted time trying to best a chatbot…
The point isn't really to one-up a bot. The point is to create a funny screenshot of the "engagement."
Cant read them print is too small
What is this verification code scam? I havnt come across it.
One possibility is that someone has the username to an account of yours, and is trying to change the password. The reset procedure is often to send a code to the phone number on file. If you read the code back to them, they change the pw, and you're locked out of whichever account they're trying to hack.
I know that “ my own personal safety” is not the real reason for the 6-digit number, but why/how would such a number be protective?