They are of course annoyed when people do not cooperate but it's a well known social engineering tactic. People are often incabaple of rational thought or action when they are being badgered or attacked.
That old saying, "It's easier to fool someone than it is to convince them they've been fooled" comes to mind. Even when the scammer raised her voice and became berating and abusive toward the victim for talking to the man trying to warn her, the victim didn't want to see she was trusting exactly the wrong people.
I have seen this so much on that catfishing scam, the guy was scammed out of 50k+. The catfishing site showed the guy exactly how they scammed him. The next day he talks to the scammers again and told his so called “girlfriend” that they proved to him that the photos they have sent where stolen and the real girl was on the show saying she never spoke to the man. The scammer said, “That was me, I was on the call with all you guys, I had to say I did not know you because we are not allowed to have a boyfriend why modeling. “ and he believed the scammer. Like you say it’s easier to fool someone than to convince them they are being scammed.
@Lee please don't comment after getting a lobotomy it's only upsetting Lee. I hope you can understand that if you think this you have no functioning thought processes anymore.
Because in order to convince someone theyve been fooled, that person would have to consider the idea that they might be foolish. Im not saying getting fooled means youre foolish, it can feel that way. You may just be ignorant of certain things. And thats ok. But i can understand why people would be scared of feeling foolish and start getting defensive. I spent 6 years as a care taker for my grandma until she died at 99. Its not just dimentia that makes the elderly prime victims for scammers. And its not that theyre gullible. They can be very distrustful. Its the embarassment about being forgetful and confused. The fear of being a burden or looking foolish if they ask for help or ask too many questions or accuse the scammer of trying to pull one over on them. If you tell them theyre being scammed it can be really hard for them to come to terms with the idea that they *can* be fooled. It can make them feel like maybe they arent capable of taking care of themselves. And thats a very scary thing to confront in yourself. Just try convincing a senior citizen to get rid of their drivers license.
If you are a wet liberal and automatically trust theIndian voice because 'hey they are all good people' but don't trust the European voice because 'hey they are all evil' then you are ripe for this kind of scam, which I find kind of ironically satifying, ooh am I bad???
Does our government even care about this crap? Does Interpol care? Does India's government care? Does ANYONE care to stop this!?!? arrgghh. All this seems so rampant there with no consequences.
guess India is fine with this as there are millions of euros and dollars going in the country... also the police and the government is a corrupt one so I'm not surprised that they all do this as a job
Yeah India police will do something only if it's in the media or something If u are asking me As an India I not at all happy about this there is nothing us common citizens could do ...these scammers would just give the police some money and will be out doing the same thing next day
Bro Indian government is a joke. Their sole purpose is to rob their citizens blind. We can't really blame the people when their government itself is a huge scam.
Exactly. It's like the scam "collection agencies" here in the US that call and tell you there is a warrant for your arrest and you have to pay them money on a Green Dot card to keep from being arrested. I wish folks would stop and think for a moment. If the cops have a warrant for your arrest, the last thing they're going to do is call you and let you know they're coming. In real life, they just suddenly show up and arrest you. That's the whole point.
At first I thought that Annette was shockingly gullible. She was like many, caught by the scammer but FIVE hours of absolute shit, being afraid of losing her money, not understanding what was going on she will have been worn down, knackered and absolutely bewildered. I'm so glad that you got through to her Eventually before real damage was done. Thank you so much for what you do 😊
I can't believe she thought she could just fool him with a really obvious Indian accent. And did she forget that he actually heard her voice after calling her?
I love when I get these calls, I love to totally waste their time. It makes my day to get them angry . People need to know they need to call companies directly .
I kinda wish I had enough disposable income to 'fall' for these scams (the ones that involve credit cards at least), just so I can issue chargebacks to waste both the scammer's time & money!
Scammers (with heavy Indian accents while pretending to be UK police): Telling the victim to take photos of their passport, drivers license, to give them access to their computer, to give them access to their smartphone... Jim (native English speaker): Tells the victim that they are being scammed. Doesn't ask them to do anything. Clueless victim: I don't know who to trust!!!!! Seriously?
Pretty understandable, scammers use what is called "poisoning the well". They warn the victim of people who will tell them things that go against the scammers' narrative, tell them that these people are a russian hacker called 4chan or whatever, and not to trust them. Thereby they make their victims form an opinion on Jim before they even hear him, which makes his task way harder. It's a well known propaganda tool, and definitely worth looking into.
@@a-dutch-z7351 This. These people cannot think for themselves, has almost zero critical thinking skills. Baby boomer generation who for the most are totally brainwashed.
@@a-dutch-z7351 I don't think the media is behind it. It is scammers. They are trained to convince (Mostly elderly) to make them think the scammers are real.
@@loslingos1232 The PC-culture makes that they cannot use their instincts because it would be considered racist. Even though it is very natural to be sceptical if a bank or institution calls you with a number abroad and the caller cannot speak proper English, speaks with a clear accent and not only that, he also evidently does not 'feel' the language, they talk like they are robots. But people are told to be tolerant at all cost, to disable common sense.
I would never tolerate being on the phone for 5 hours. I would end the call after half an hour max. telling them to contact me by the details they had, my address, while I checked to make sure it was genuine. So sad as the lady appeared to be fairly old and people that do something like that are pure vermin. Thank you for doing this and trying to save people's money.
As harsh as it is to say, the people being scammed aren't the brightest of society. She spend 5 hours with someone who kept saying they were helping her, warning her of hackers on her bank account. Then someone calls pretending to be from the bank, so she naturally was suspicious. She still picked up on it after she berated her for talking to anyone else.
@@TheDreadedJuggernaut true that. However, my natural instinct if I suspect any problems with anything is to take contact, not get contacted, with who ever might need to be involved...
@@krishkesharwani8692 O it's not something from this vid it's just a joke about how scammers tend to use made up American names when they're clearly from India
@@Darklustmoonchild Old people will fall for the lies, sure, but I'm sure they'd know--under normal circumstances--that gift card payments or smuggled money methods are not legit. Old people still frequent businesses and I'm sure many worked in or owned them. Problem is the scammers yell and them and scare them into not thinking straight. Maybe I'm wrong though. I wonder if you just went out and asked random old people what they'd say. Give them something like: *What are legitimate ways a business will ask you to repay them? (Fill in all that apply.)* *O* Cash in person *O* Cash by mail, wrapped in foil *O* Credit/Debit card over the phone *O* Gift cards *O* PayPal or similar through their website *O* Selling drugs on the street corner
@@Darklustmoonchild this person isn't though, like shes a bit older, but not that old. i know people get mad about "victim blaming", but c'mon lady, how do you get by in the day to day if you're that gullible?
Older people are more naive, on average. Don't forget that what we are listening to is the edited highlights of TENS OF THOUSANDS of robocalls. These scammers don't find too many gullible targets, but when they do they latch on and try to take them for all they're worth.
Their rudeness is an immediate red flag. I will not speak or give details to anyone who just calls me, even if it is my own bank, I suggest that I will call them back on their official phone number. If they are legit [and it has happened that they were], they will understand, and all the details will be on the record anyway. Just use common sense. Rudeness makes me hang up instantly and contact someone from the place they say they are calling from.
I work for a financial institution and this is exactly what I tell people to do. Always hang up and call the official line directly to know for certain if it is a scam.
@@abrararifify I tell people to do this as well, and I always get the stupidest response... something akin to "well I don't want to be rude". No, banks are used to people being super cautious with their own money, and they completely understand why. You aren't gonna come across as road, you're gonna come across as someone who is sensible.
@@abrararifify Sometimes, if you hang up, the line does not disconnect, especially with old phone networks. There is a scam where the scammers will phone you claiming to be your bank, ask you to hang up and phone them back(your banks number). They will stay on the line(still connected) and when you dial your bank, play a recorded ringtone and then "reconnect".
@@michapaananen8522 Stats show that older people fall for phone based/tech support scams far more than young people do. Young people fall for employment agency scams, investment scams, and even debt relief scams.
@@michapaananen8522 Uhh no. There's literally another of Jims videos where he found a list on a scammers computer showing the scam companies recent victims. As Jim said, the average age of the victims WAS 78. 78! On the file list you see the date of births of the victims and its a bunch of 1940s and 1950s for their year of birth. The vast majority of the victims of these tech and IRS scams are the elderly. You just either lied or you misunderstood something you read. Either way you said something completely wrong. Lonely over 60s are the main victims of these scams.
pretty sure legit customer service services based in different nations from their clients tell their employees to use english/american sounding names. Makes it easier for customers to say/remember if they need the name in the future.
I have to admit that I have become so weary of hearing Indian voices at companies that I call back until I don't get one. I double check that I have a correct phone number for a company. By watching Jim Browning, Scammer Payback, and Kitboga I have learned the warning signs.
Once a scammer called me and said can you hear me, the location was from (London) most likely not and I said " who is this , who the f*CK are you " or something like that .they where so scared they hung up on me,
@Janet Holmes. I wouldn't rely on that, because they are using Americans as well. And there are American scammers that have been operating for many years before the Indians started doing. I remember a case where a man became a multimillionare, and his scam was sophisticated but he would show up to people's houses to collect the money. He would target elderly, especially women who lived alone). But eventually he was captured by law enforcement. It is too easy now to figure out people's age online, so they can specifically target elderly people.
At least you managed to stop her from getting scammed. I love it when you make them angry. I just enjoy that. Every time I get scam calls, I try to play along before the figure out that I am wasting their time.
"So, what makes you suspicious?" -> Proceeds to lock up her whole computer, hide her screen and tell her that her money is seized, while also speaking as if she's scolding a 5 year old kid for talking to a stranger.
It's amazing how the victims seem to trust someone shouting at them in an Indian accent, rather than someone warning them about a scam with a British accent.
Not even just the accent, but the notably broken English. Is the whatever UK federal agency so incompetent as to hire people who aren't even fluent in English?
Nice work! I must say the scammers just try to scam but what is more frustrating that the police won’t do anything to stop them. You have done in one day more than police would’ve for 5 years.
Wow, that female Indian scammer made my blood boil. Like she actually had the audacity to yell at the victim when things started to not go her way. These are genuinely awful people and I hope karma evaluates their crimes fairly in the afterlife.
What makes me angry is that the scammed person doesn't realize the heavy accent and *atrocious* grammar. Real call centers would never hire someone who's only a bit below perfect grammar level. I was there.
I can't put into words how much your work means to me. My grandfather sent most of his money to scammers, even a man saying my sister was in jail needing money for her bail... over 5,000 USD. He had to live with us for his last 2 years, putting us into heavy debt to care for him.. Thank you, God bless you.
The name Jim Browning is uttered, Scammers still think its a good idea to try and scam him, after he broke into a scamming companies' CCTV, recorded them for weeks and then got the entire ring shut down.
From watching Kitboga and ScammerRevolts and laughing about how things go, I sometimes forget how good it is to see a scammer get completely scared. Jim is like a Batman of grey hat hackers
Blunt Jim is the best Jim. In one of his old videos he even called one a benchode. I laughed for like 10 minutes straight, hearing it in Jim's nice, friendly voice.
@cart1270 cart1270 sorry I'm not exactly sure. You should watch all his old videos though, I binged them with the wife and theyre a great watch. It's in there somewhere! I think it's about 10 videos in from the oldest.
I absolutely love how you frustrate the hell out of that girl scammer. You're a legend, this is just so important, that's it, I am becoming your patreon supporter, you are a unicorn!
That's a random thing. You would wonder how many people with Indian accent are working for police, immigration or other government services in the UK. Unfortunately .
@@mumu1520 It works mostly by sharing in social media apps especially WhatsApp. Any person may receive a similar link from their friends and it will interest them too and before you know it, the conditions of "getting" the prize is to share the link to 20 ppl etc. More link shares will bring more people. So yeah. :/
She was so shocked that her just having a woman's voice didn't convince him, even though the accent and general way of speaking was completely different? They're delusional.
@@beatricemartineau3085 "Even after hearing a girl's voice he said it's a scam" I can't comprehend these people are so delusional by thinking all women are innocent so they can't scam.
@@beatricemartineau3085 Yeah that was hilarious. It's like they don't realize that they actually have really heavy and obvious accents, even to people who don't speak English as their native tongue. Not to mention the whole "different different" thing that doesn't make any sense but lots of them say anyway.
My mother in-law living in China lost her life savings to this scam she was so embarrassed that she fell for it , thank you for all your hard work and God bless you 🙏
I see they've started infesting the comment section. Whatever you do, never click on a link in the comment section. Of any video, really, but especially here.
@@JohnSmith-gn9cn Of course they will use the word 'customer' instead of 'victim'. Which word do you think would make them feel less guilty? Don't know why you would be surprised about it.
Jeez! That female scammer is chastising Annette like she's a child. No customer service rep will talk to a customer like that... I don't know how Annette doesn't realize this. WOW!!
She must have been quite confused by this point, not realising whats happening. Possibly not even registering the disgusting tone the scammer takes with her after she speaks with Jim.
@@brocton1000 Sadly there is some truth in that. A lot of lonely, abandoned older people out there. More lonely people in general since March 2020 for obvious reasons... more jobless ones too. What a world! 😂
I wouldn't hold your breath. The Indian government doesn't want anyone to know that they effectively endorse scam 'businesses'. They'll prevent it somehow
There speaking to her for days and warn her from scammers so she put trust on them and suddenly jim told her she get scammed how she could believe hem Immediately
Instead of saying "No, I am actually Anette" she whispered "did you see that I said I am Annete after hearing the girl voice he said it's a scam" and hung up lol
I mean they intentionally target gullible people. The reason the pop-ups etc are so crappy is that it's an early filter for those that aren't likely to fall for scams.
I've always wondered this too. I asked my parents once if any customer service person had ever gotten angry and rude with them and they said no, only scammers do that. Lol so yah, still don't understand it.
@@Blackcivicsi1 just because it hasn't happened to two people you know, doesn't mean it hasn't happened to anyone else. I've had experiences with customer service reps that are aggressive.
James I think it's an attempt at emotional control - subconsciously to seem like an authority figure is getting angry with them so they will comply to make that uncomfortable feeling go away.
In this era of computers, kids in school should be taught that scammers exists and try to steal money from the elderly so that those kids can inform their parents and grandparents to prevent this sort of shit from happening.
you do realise most of those people who get scammed are inept at computers and lack basic knowledge of how scams work? I wouldn't get scammed that easily, but trust me, I got done via SMS which looked very legit like it came from tax office (later I realised they never send SMS msg to begin with). The clue is, everyone can get scammed. It just takes a second.
Call centers are so common in India, because of lack of real jobs, and overpopulated cities. That’s why most call centers are in Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai and even sometimes Jaipur. Smaller cities don’t have as many because they are managed better than say Delhi. India is a really cool country but scam call centers are sprinkled all over the country. Hopefully this epidemic of call centers will deteriorate with the help of scambaiters, and then police.
I'm an Indian and I'm feeling ashamed of these people for scamming these poor people:( I am really sorry I will raise this issue as much as possible from my end but truly I am so ashamed. Not sure if I can be helpful but I'll try 😢
Well, I know you represent the real India. It is sad that so many of these calls originate there, but hopefully these videos will shine a light on the tiny minority who continuously put their greed before their country. I hope the police will act further too.
"It's an elaborate way to convince the victim he's a police officer." Indian guy: "I am police officer. I send money. Tracking money. Me find criminals."
I assume they phone London telephone numbers. London is majority non-White now so having an Indian accent with poor English might just convince some people.
He definitely should train someone to do what he does if his videos don't inspire others to do the same. I mean, this is some original and unique content that you don't find so often anymore on TH-cam. The other channels which try to prevent scamming are good as well but they aren't nearly as technical what with Jim Browning accessing webcams and CCTV, etc. They are meant to be more comedic, if anything. Jim's videos show the darker side of this illegal market where we can see first-hand the amount of people who are victims of it.
@@WigglyBro The reason why his way of dealing with scammers is better than everyone else's is that he's risking a lot more; a high risk-high return type of thing. What he's doing is technically illegal, and if he's caught he might have to go to jail or even worse. This is why he can't tell us his real name, show us his face, or tell us his method of connecting to the scammer's pc because it's probably some very deep exploit in the network system that nobody but him found out, and if this method is shown or leaked out to the public it will immediately get fixed, making him lose the ability to do this type of thing. Jim Browning is one of the few real-life vigilantes; a real superhero.
Always amazes me how rude they are whilst trying to scam their victims. I’ve been asking them “do your parents know what you do?” or “do you believe in karma?”. Scumbags. Thanks for all you do Jim.
Every time I asked them some questions to find out more about the company, they hang up. And if things don't go along their script, they're becoming rude and also hang up. Like employees of all respected companies do 😂
Put yourself in that persons shoes, it's gotta be really confusing. If someone called you while you're doing a random task like putting in personal info, and said you're being scammed would you believe it right away?
@@ZentaBon yeah some of these people don't understand scams. Its sad how many people still fall for these even with all the knowledge that is out there about how these people work.
@@ZentaBon What do you mean "a random task like putting in personal info". If any random person asks for your personal info online or over the phone your bullshit sensors should be going off immediately. Also, putting in personal info is not just some "random task" cause its literally your money and/or identity on the line.
There is actually another type of scam, that starts by targeting people with freelance accounts and asking to buy it for 10k $ and a monthly fee of 1000$. Almost happend to me, but when "she" asked for anydesk it was a game over.
@@putent9623 yeah anydesk is like team viewer, lets someone remote access your computer, a freelance account could be something like a TH-cam channel or a blog/website that's starting to get some traction and then someone offers to buy it.
Recently dealt with scammers who run a website called standard parcel group. They have people posting adverts for animal sales - cats/dogs- and then the person claims they have to get the animal transported cross country and this website is what they’re using - they’ll ask for a deposit fee and then the scammers ask for additional vet bills and threaten lawsuits and penalties for “pet abandonment” if you refuse. Be wary if you’re purchasing animals!
I looked up on the website standard parcel group and if you go to the very bottom to their address and look up the address it takes you to a currency exchange shop in the UK
Indeed, it has. I used to get emails from "Nigerian Princes" and "Microsoft Executives", all written in very bad English, as if they had been written by a four-year-old child. Their very bad grammar was what saved me and my money from parting ways.
Brilliant work Jim. The more people like you we can get the better. More pressure needs to be put on international government to stop scammers and investigate when evidence is presented to them. In the meantime, more power to the Anti-scammers army. I hope it grows and grows. I'm always receiving suspect emails claiming to be PayPal.
Thank you for your service, Jim. People should be informed when the scammers call just listen to their accent. If they sound different then you should not talk to them any more.
I mean he's just reversing the remote access connection so you'd only be in trouble if you are scammer who uses remote access software to commit fraud. Though he might know how to brew up a trojan or some other nasty virus, so you're kinda right.
Not really, a lot of people can easily do this. Just reverse connection. Even a script kiddy can do it. Most people that have dignity won’t be scammers at least.
Jim Browning sounds so soothing and fatherly, and then you hear the echo of his voice through Annette's phone, and suddenly he's Liam Neeson à la Taken.
This is wonderful: 1) Jim seems to like his job. 2) Potential scam victims get saved. 3) Some of the crappiest people on the planet have their days ruined, or at least their time wasted. Everyone wins!!
number 3 is the reason why i spend as long as i could on the phone with a scammer when i get one. The longer they waste their time on me, the less time they have to scam actual vulnerable people. If you spot a scam call, i encourage you to join me.
@@andersenzheng While I agree and do that too, one small warning: scammers often keep a record of the people who call in as "potential marks". If ever you wish to waste their time, they will sell the number to other scammers and call you back. Small risk of continued irritation there.
Me: Presses 1 and wastes a minute of the scammers time Jim: Hacks their webcam warns the victims and sends full names and photo id of the organisation to the police
be careful about pressing one, I got a call from "Amazon" that said a strange purchase was going on with my account to press one, so I didnt hang up and I logged into Amazon and saw nothing strange was going on, I then decided to press one just to see what would happen, but the call was already disconnected from their end, and then I decided to query the scam on DDG and it said if I pressed one that I would have had a charge on my phone bill, so im glad I didnt press one
It's when the scammers go absolutely mental with "I TOLD YOU NOT TO DO THAT NOW I'VE TAKEN ALL YOUR MONEY" that people still do not then think it's even a little weird. Hmm
@@unexpecteditem7919 I would like to compare it to domestic abuse for a moment. People outside, who have a completely unbias perspective on the situation, will immediately recognise "I'm hurting you for your own good" as a clear sign of abuse. But the people on the inside who are victims of it will fall prey to the belief that it really is for their own good. In an ideal world, people would recognise when they're being fucked with, but sadly we do not live in such a world... we live in one where those who want to take advantage know how to guilt others into believing them.
I could cry when looking at my like dislike ratio. I have so many jealous people that my videos always get way more dislikes than likes. Please don't be jealous, dear mari
@@AxxLAfriku Atleast mooch off of a more successful comment, or reply to videos directly instead of a random comment. Just some advice my psychotic friend. :-)
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The audacity of these people to get angry at the victims is outrageous.
Theyre animals, what do you expect
@No Name if you have spare time, the best thing you can do is waste their time
@@potatobake2707 true
They are of course annoyed when people do not cooperate but it's a well known social engineering tactic. People are often incabaple of rational thought or action when they are being badgered or attacked.
@No Name Well there goes my chance at a call center job :p
Only the scammers dislike Jim’s videos
Honestly that is probably true
I knew it!
14 dislikes damn
Muslim Indians or Hindu?
lol
If a “cop” says to you:
“That I will cannot tell you.”
It’s time time to run.
If a real police ask you at the phone to send proof of who you are... he is not doing his job correctly.
@@lancepatchwork2263 u don say?
wat I asked you!1111!!
@@lancepatchwork2263 tip of the iceberg
If anybody uses incorrect grammar like that I will cannot tell you. Run.
That old saying, "It's easier to fool someone than it is to convince them they've been fooled" comes to mind. Even when the scammer raised her voice and became berating and abusive toward the victim for talking to the man trying to warn her, the victim didn't want to see she was trusting exactly the wrong people.
I have seen this so much on that catfishing scam, the guy was scammed out of 50k+. The catfishing site showed the guy exactly how they scammed him. The next day he talks to the scammers again and told his so called “girlfriend” that they proved to him that the photos they have sent where stolen and the real girl was on the show saying she never spoke to the man. The scammer said, “That was me, I was on the call with all you guys, I had to say I did not know you because we are not allowed to have a boyfriend why modeling. “ and he believed the scammer. Like you say it’s easier to fool someone than to convince them they are being scammed.
@Lee please don't comment after getting a lobotomy it's only upsetting Lee. I hope you can understand that if you think this you have no functioning thought processes anymore.
@@antonm1834 haha
Because in order to convince someone theyve been fooled, that person would have to consider the idea that they might be foolish. Im not saying getting fooled means youre foolish, it can feel that way. You may just be ignorant of certain things. And thats ok. But i can understand why people would be scared of feeling foolish and start getting defensive. I spent 6 years as a care taker for my grandma until she died at 99. Its not just dimentia that makes the elderly prime victims for scammers. And its not that theyre gullible. They can be very distrustful. Its the embarassment about being forgetful and confused. The fear of being a burden or looking foolish if they ask for help or ask too many questions or accuse the scammer of trying to pull one over on them. If you tell them theyre being scammed it can be really hard for them to come to terms with the idea that they *can* be fooled. It can make them feel like maybe they arent capable of taking care of themselves. And thats a very scary thing to confront in yourself. Just try convincing a senior citizen to get rid of their drivers license.
If you are a wet liberal and automatically trust theIndian voice because 'hey they are all good people' but don't trust the European voice because 'hey they are all evil' then you are ripe for this kind of scam, which I find kind of ironically satifying, ooh am I bad???
“Hello, this is Annette-“ “No you’re an Indian scammer.”
Absolutely loved that
no replies?
Definitely the easiest way to find out if someone is obviously a scammer. An Indian person using a non indian name
I fucking chocked at that point
@@sapphire-fj3mm HI MY NAME IS JOHN PARK
And she was so shocked to be uncovered so fast. It almost sounded as if she where blaming it on witchcraft
Does our government even care about this crap? Does Interpol care? Does India's government care? Does ANYONE care to stop this!?!? arrgghh. All this seems so rampant there with no consequences.
guess India is fine with this as there are millions of euros and dollars going in the country... also the police and the government is a corrupt one so I'm not surprised that they all do this as a job
You can literally scroll up to find this guy called "Jim" who cares about stopping scams. You commented under his video btw
All they care if you eat beef or not
Yeah India police will do something only if it's in the media or something If u are asking me
As an India I not at all happy about this there is nothing us common citizens could do ...these scammers would just give the police some money and will be out doing the same thing next day
Bro Indian government is a joke. Their sole purpose is to rob their citizens blind. We can't really blame the people when their government itself is a huge scam.
She should have known that she wasn't speaking to British Police the moment they said they were investigating.
yes
Maybe she sent a mean tweet 20 mins earlier.
You do get around! 2 Great YT Creators in one place!
Exactly. It's like the scam "collection agencies" here in the US that call and tell you there is a warrant for your arrest and you have to pay them money on a Green Dot card to keep from being arrested. I wish folks would stop and think for a moment. If the cops have a warrant for your arrest, the last thing they're going to do is call you and let you know they're coming. In real life, they just suddenly show up and arrest you. That's the whole point.
Crimebodge I love you pal
At first I thought that Annette was shockingly gullible. She was like many, caught by the scammer but FIVE hours of absolute shit, being afraid of losing her money, not understanding what was going on she will have been worn down, knackered and absolutely bewildered. I'm so glad that you got through to her Eventually before real damage was done. Thank you so much for what you do 😊
You are a legend Jim. I feel like our life experiences have all been just to prepare us for taking these punks down.
The most unexpected crossover of the internet. I'm so excited
Excited for the collab
Mark, please teach a good lesson to these idiot scammers!
Love yous guys proud of what yous dae for society no surrender watp 🇬🇧
You both do so much for the world and we all rly appreciate you
"Hello, this is Annette"
"No you're an indian scammer"
"Damn, hes good"
They could not even say the name Annette correctly! ANET LOL
I was about to comment the same thing but you beat me to it...lol
The surprise in her voice is priceless
I can't believe she thought she could just fool him with a really obvious Indian accent. And did she forget that he actually heard her voice after calling her?
Seriously, they need to study English. Their accent and broken English are dead giveaways.
How to tell it’s a scam. If they say the word “listen” over 50x
If they say the word "peoples"
listen sir you are not listening to me because you need to listen so listen
If they insert "ma'am" or "sir" in every sentence unnecessarily
Pause at 0:45😂😂look at third circle... cant even spell design lmao
"Let me tell you one thing"
I love when I get these calls, I love to totally waste their time. It makes my day to get them angry . People need to know they need to call companies directly .
Me too they end up hanging up on me usually with expletives 😂😂😂😂
Me too 😂😂😂 lol me to ethical hacker pranked a girl via call
I kinda wish I had enough disposable income to 'fall' for these scams (the ones that involve credit cards at least), just so I can issue chargebacks to waste both the scammer's time & money!
Scammers (with heavy Indian accents while pretending to be UK police): Telling the victim to take photos of their passport, drivers license, to give them access to their computer, to give them access to their smartphone...
Jim (native English speaker): Tells the victim that they are being scammed. Doesn't ask them to do anything.
Clueless victim: I don't know who to trust!!!!!
Seriously?
The Scammers put their victims under a huge pressure. an elderly person can not handle that pressure
😂😂😂
Pretty understandable, scammers use what is called "poisoning the well". They warn the victim of people who will tell them things that go against the scammers' narrative, tell them that these people are a russian hacker called 4chan or whatever, and not to trust them. Thereby they make their victims form an opinion on Jim before they even hear him, which makes his task way harder. It's a well known propaganda tool, and definitely worth looking into.
Pog
Edit: why is everyone so angry at me for saying Pog?
@@a.o.8527 Doesn't have anything to do with boomers you dick wit
"I have blocked your computer...I have seized your money" "...what is making you suspicious?"
My bank often holds my money hostage, doesn't yours? ;-)
@@darthsawlex8257 and you have to pay money sometimes to get it back, so banks are scams confirmed
@@darthsawlex8257 they usually don't lock your computer though. Nor yell, threaten and insult you
@@NanaNaima1 my bank does
@@isuckatgaming1873 maybe it's time to switch to credit union
this woman not being able to put 1 and 1 together is very concerning
That's the type of people that fall for these scams
And they are being told by the media to trust everybody, not use their instincts.
@@a-dutch-z7351 This. These people cannot think for themselves, has almost zero critical thinking skills. Baby boomer generation who for the most are totally brainwashed.
@@a-dutch-z7351 I don't think the media is behind it. It is scammers. They are trained to convince (Mostly elderly) to make them think the scammers are real.
@@loslingos1232 The PC-culture makes that they cannot use their instincts because it would be considered racist. Even though it is very natural to be sceptical if a bank or institution calls you with a number abroad and the caller cannot speak proper English, speaks with a clear accent and not only that, he also evidently does not 'feel' the language, they talk like they are robots. But people are told to be tolerant at all cost, to disable common sense.
I would never tolerate being on the phone for 5 hours. I would end the call after half an hour max. telling them to contact me by the details they had, my address, while I checked to make sure it was genuine. So sad as the lady appeared to be fairly old and people that do something like that are pure vermin. Thank you for doing this and trying to save people's money.
"Don't tell them anything about us"
"You are being scammed"
-I don't know who to trust
As harsh as it is to say, the people being scammed aren't the brightest of society. She spend 5 hours with someone who kept saying they were helping her, warning her of hackers on her bank account. Then someone calls pretending to be from the bank, so she naturally was suspicious. She still picked up on it after she berated her for talking to anyone else.
@@TheDreadedJuggernaut true that. However, my natural instinct if I suspect any problems with anything is to take contact, not get contacted, with who ever might need to be involved...
Probably this is why people like these get scammed in the first place
Can't fix stupid.
@@android12921 well said!
"Hello my name is Michael Jordan"
*Thickest Indian accent ever*
Timestamp?
@@krishkesharwani8692 🤦🏾♂️
@@krishkesharwani8692 Ur not the sharpest tool in the shed are ya
@@krishkesharwani8692 O it's not something from this vid it's just a joke about how scammers tend to use made up American names when they're clearly from India
Sometimes I think they forget they have accents
the fact that nobody gets suspicious when a “company” like “microsoft” wants to be paid in gift cards is just mindblowing to me
or they want to be paid cash but you absolutely can't tell the bank it's for their company and you have to wrap it like you're smuggling drugs.
Its mostly old people.
@@Darklustmoonchild Old people will fall for the lies, sure, but I'm sure they'd know--under normal circumstances--that gift card payments or smuggled money methods are not legit. Old people still frequent businesses and I'm sure many worked in or owned them. Problem is the scammers yell and them and scare them into not thinking straight. Maybe I'm wrong though. I wonder if you just went out and asked random old people what they'd say. Give them something like:
*What are legitimate ways a business will ask you to repay them? (Fill in all that apply.)*
*O* Cash in person
*O* Cash by mail, wrapped in foil
*O* Credit/Debit card over the phone
*O* Gift cards
*O* PayPal or similar through their website
*O* Selling drugs on the street corner
Yeah right? I mean, it’s really amazing to me. Then again, people fall for all sorts of stuff. People are much more gullible than you realize.
@@Darklustmoonchild this person isn't though, like shes a bit older, but not that old. i know people get mad about "victim blaming", but c'mon lady, how do you get by in the day to day if you're that gullible?
You would think the people getting a call from the "national crime agency", would think it suspicious that the scammer can't speak proper English.
@Elijah Albrecht idk
Older people are more naive, on average. Don't forget that what we are listening to is the edited highlights of TENS OF THOUSANDS of robocalls. These scammers don't find too many gullible targets, but when they do they latch on and try to take them for all they're worth.
This, ladies and gentlemen, is what an angel looks like.
I expected more eyes
@@ridhosamudro2199 be not afraid
Sounds like😁!!
It’s not angel its engel duh
U know how he looks like ?!?!?
Their rudeness is an immediate red flag. I will not speak or give details to anyone who just calls me, even if it is my own bank, I suggest that I will call them back on their official phone number. If they are legit [and it has happened that they were], they will understand, and all the details will be on the record anyway. Just use common sense. Rudeness makes me hang up instantly and contact someone from the place they say they are calling from.
Very well said. Good advice to follow.
I work for a financial institution and this is exactly what I tell people to do. Always hang up and call the official line directly to know for certain if it is a scam.
@@abrararifify I tell people to do this as well, and I always get the stupidest response... something akin to "well I don't want to be rude".
No, banks are used to people being super cautious with their own money, and they completely understand why.
You aren't gonna come across as road, you're gonna come across as someone who is sensible.
If they have an Indian accent and give you an English name, beware.
@@abrararifify Sometimes, if you hang up, the line does not disconnect, especially with old phone networks. There is a scam where the scammers will phone you claiming to be your bank, ask you to hang up and phone them back(your banks number). They will stay on the line(still connected) and when you dial your bank, play a recorded ringtone and then "reconnect".
For most people this is obviously a scam, however there are so many elderly people that fall victim to this and its so heartbreaking :(
They're the prime target old and gullible with life-savings
actually stats show that young people are the biggest "customer of theirs"
@@michapaananen8522 whelp that explains why a bunch of young people are broke as fuck
@@michapaananen8522 Stats show that older people fall for phone based/tech support scams far more than young people do.
Young people fall for employment agency scams, investment scams, and even debt relief scams.
@@michapaananen8522 Uhh no. There's literally another of Jims videos where he found a list on a scammers computer showing the scam companies recent victims. As Jim said, the average age of the victims WAS 78. 78! On the file list you see the date of births of the victims and its a bunch of 1940s and 1950s for their year of birth. The vast majority of the victims of these tech and IRS scams are the elderly. You just either lied or you misunderstood something you read. Either way you said something completely wrong. Lonely over 60s are the main victims of these scams.
Magnificent job! It would be good to get international television coverage. Everyone should know these scams.
When you hear an Indian accent & the guys name is “mike” you would think you just Hang the phone instantly & keep it moving
or Try to have some fun and test your acting skill
Imagine if there's actually an indian guy called Mike who actually works for some tech support company. Poor guy :(
pretty sure legit customer service services based in different nations from their clients tell their employees to use english/american sounding names. Makes it easier for customers to say/remember if they need the name in the future.
I have to admit that I have become so weary of hearing Indian voices at companies that I call back until I don't get one. I double check that I have a correct phone number for a company. By watching Jim Browning, Scammer Payback, and Kitboga I have learned the warning signs.
@@coloringwithd well thats a little casual racism dont you think?.........
"Even after hearing a girl's voice he said it's a scam."
Because you were SO convincing, Sabita.
😂
See this from their perspective 😂 They don’t know that a third party watches this and sees live what’s going
In the backwards world we live in, there are some people who actually believe that women can do no wrong.
"impossible!? Girls never scam anyone!"
HELLO DIS IS A NET
The heavy accents saved my elderly mother from many scams I am sure. She couldn’t understand them so she just hung up!
If that’s what saved her, you really need to take her devices away and lock her bank account. This isn’t gonna end well...
Once a scammer called me and said can you hear me, the location was from (London) most likely not and I said " who is this , who the f*CK are you " or something like that .they where so scared they hung up on me,
They called back in the evening or next day I can't remember, but the same thing happened and the just gave up
I was wondering if this is more believable in the UK because of the multiculturalism
@Janet Holmes. I wouldn't rely on that, because they are using Americans as well. And there are American scammers that have been operating for many years before the Indians started doing. I remember a case where a man became a multimillionare, and his scam was sophisticated but he would show up to people's houses to collect the money. He would target elderly, especially women who lived alone). But eventually he was captured by law enforcement. It is too easy now to figure out people's age online, so they can specifically target elderly people.
At least you managed to stop her from getting scammed. I love it when you make them angry. I just enjoy that. Every time I get scam calls, I try to play along before the figure out that I am wasting their time.
"So, what makes you suspicious?" -> Proceeds to lock up her whole computer, hide her screen and tell her that her money is seized, while also speaking as if she's scolding a 5 year old kid for talking to a stranger.
Yeh sometimes I wonder how you can fool for this
Bruh I wish I could see that scammer and slap her face off
Time?
@@philacosta7732 but why
"The bad people are trying to hack you!" How manipulative.
These people deserve no sympathy. Thank God we have Jim Browning!
How about thank Jim's parents we have him ? Or just thank Jim ? Thanking someone that allows scamming in the first place is just plain stupid.
@@ahypernova May God bless you LOL
@@ahypernova we have you to blame for allowing scamming then cause you haven't done anything and are allowing it
@Heather Petersen Sorry! Too tired of the idea of god!
r/atheism gold member
It's amazing how the victims seem to trust someone shouting at them in an Indian accent, rather than someone warning them about a scam with a British accent.
Not even just the accent, but the notably broken English. Is the whatever UK federal agency so incompetent as to hire people who aren't even fluent in English?
This is why those type of ppl are the easiest targets.
Seems elderly people, especially in UK & USA are a special type of stupid.
Brits are so brainwashed by progressivism that they fear being labeled a racist for even questioning the suspiciousness of Indian callers.
these deplorables deserve to get cheated
Nice work! I must say the scammers just try to scam but what is more frustrating that the police won’t do anything to stop them. You have done in one day more than police would’ve for 5 years.
"a real bank will never call you, trust me, I'm calling from a real bank"
Scammer: Hello this is annit
Jim:no ur a scammer
Scammer: he says im a scammer even with a Indian accent
Me:lmao
Wow, that female Indian scammer made my blood boil. Like she actually had the audacity to yell at the victim when things started to not go her way. These are genuinely awful people and I hope karma evaluates their crimes fairly in the afterlife.
Same man same
What makes me angry is that the scammed person doesn't realize the heavy accent and *atrocious* grammar. Real call centers would never hire someone who's only a bit below perfect grammar level. I was there.
@@artbargra and a customer service won't put blame or curse at you.
@@manolo21B ...that you're aware of XD
There is no afterlife. It's all of our responsibility to make sure they see justice NOW.
The reason why the Indian police don't do a thing it's because they're getting a slice of this cake.
Pretty much possible like 80% 🙂
@@amalcandraw
110%
What?? U can't say that to us
Politicians control the police
Sadly true I hate how India is because of the politicians and the police I hope someone in future will change my country
I can't put into words how much your work means to me. My grandfather sent most of his money to scammers, even a man saying my sister was in jail needing money for her bail... over 5,000 USD. He had to live with us for his last 2 years, putting us into heavy debt to care for him.. Thank you, God bless you.
*_The name Jim browning is uttered_*
*Scammers shaking in fear*
It's an alias name lol
The name Jim Browning is uttered,
Scammers still think its a good idea to try and scam him, after he broke into a scamming companies' CCTV, recorded them for weeks and then got the entire ring shut down.
From watching Kitboga and ScammerRevolts and laughing about how things go, I sometimes forget how good it is to see a scammer get completely scared. Jim is like a Batman of grey hat hackers
its funnier because thats not even his real name
Scammers: "I fear no man... but that thing... it scares me!"
Jim Browning: -Chill British noises-
"Yes hello, this is Anette,"
"No. You're an Indian Scammer." had me rolling.
Blunt Jim is the best Jim. In one of his old videos he even called one a benchode. I laughed for like 10 minutes straight, hearing it in Jim's nice, friendly voice.
@@JimBrowning what a king
@@JimBrowning *laughs in new video idea, “saying backrichode 100,000 times”*
@@JimBrowning is that what it was? Lol that's even funnier then :D
@cart1270 cart1270 sorry I'm not exactly sure. You should watch all his old videos though, I binged them with the wife and theyre a great watch. It's in there somewhere! I think it's about 10 videos in from the oldest.
"Don't tell them anything about us." - No bank employee ever in the history of time.
LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
@@suzuya1861 you good bro? It sounds like you're having an episode lol
Hearing her shit herself in anger was funny tbh
@@reformbritain233 yea im kinda drunk rn....happy new year?
@@suzuya1861 im glad ur having such a great time lol
I absolutely love how you frustrate the hell out of that girl scammer. You're a legend, this is just so important, that's it, I am becoming your patreon supporter, you are a unicorn!
Scammer: **thick Indian accent** "hello this is Annete"
Jim: no, you're Indian scammer
Scammer: ssssaaaaa deekatoommm gdiwidhskkss
that was so funny
breaks out in the serpent black tongue of demons??
*starts speaking in klingon*
"He heard a female voice and he still said its a scam *suprised pikachu face"
Mispronouncing her "own" name doesn't really help.
Heavily Indian accent: hello this is George Washington
😂😂😂😂bhai bhai
hello is Gorge washnton
hello my name is George Washington, I live in England at alabama city
And these guys fall for it 😂
Lol
Guy in thick Indian accent: You’re currently talking to the UK police
Sounds legit
My name is jimmy and i am the iluminati from uk and i will destroy big ben unless you give me 10000 through google play cards
Actually...
Well... not far from reality nowadays.
Ikr, stupid people. So annoying. It's a wonder they have enough brain cells to walk around.
That's a random thing. You would wonder how many people with Indian accent are working for police, immigration or other government services in the UK. Unfortunately .
It's so nerve racking to see them getting scammed and watching them either ignore Jim or continue doing what the scammers say
Remember the old job adds?
"Good telephone manner required."
@@JimBrowning Lol
@@JimBrowning I love what you are doing!
When people used to care about each and every thing...
I
Have
Seized
Your
Money
@@mumu1520 It works mostly by sharing in social media apps especially WhatsApp. Any person may receive a similar link from their friends and it will interest them too and before you know it, the conditions of "getting" the prize is to share the link to 20 ppl etc. More link shares will bring more people. So yeah. :/
hackers: "don't talk to them, Monzo never calls you!"
also hackers: "but we called you, just ignore that..."
"hackers"
They are scammers, it has nothing to do with hacking.
I cant be the only one who read your comment with indian accent.
Scammer: Hello this is Anette
Jim: No you're an Indian Scammer
Scammer : *shocked pikachu face"
She was so shocked that her just having a woman's voice didn't convince him, even though the accent and general way of speaking was completely different? They're delusional.
@@beatricemartineau3085 "Even after hearing a girl's voice he said it's a scam"
I can't comprehend these people are so delusional by thinking all women are innocent so they can't scam.
@@beatricemartineau3085 Yeah that was hilarious. It's like they don't realize that they actually have really heavy and obvious accents, even to people who don't speak English as their native tongue. Not to mention the whole "different different" thing that doesn't make any sense but lots of them say anyway.
@Deletas lying is plenty normalized in america too friendo XD just different levels...
made my day lol
My mother in-law living in China lost her life savings to this scam she was so embarrassed that she fell for it , thank you for all your hard work and God bless you 🙏
When the scammers go to sleep at night I bet they check under their bed for Jim Browning.
When their children misbehave I bet they whisper, "you better be good or JIM BROWNING is gonna GET you"
I check under my bed for Jim too hoping he will be there so he can show me the glitter bomb video both him and Mark keep talking about!
they actually better check their Internet or phone lines
@Nakuzski The Glitter bomb has few percentage of Skunk liquid
This comment and it's replies are so good!
I see they've started infesting the comment section. Whatever you do, never click on a link in the comment section. Of any video, really, but especially here.
m.th-cam.com/video/dQw4w9WgXcQ/w-d-xo.html&ab
@@3dguy299 You can't do that to me.I have rick rolled so many times that I have memorized the link of this video
@@ImTheDot Ya, but now it's been taken down for some bullshit copyright thing.
@@spiritbx1337 Dammit I just got tag team rickrolled. How the hell did I seriously believe your copyright infringement lie.
@@chdreturns lmao!
It blows my mind how they refer to their victims as "customers".
I guess it's to prevent from losing their mask (acting like a real company).
It blows my mind how horrible their English is too. That should be a dead giveaway for most people.
@@JohnSmith-gn9cn Of course they will use the word 'customer' instead of 'victim'. Which word do you think would make them feel less guilty? Don't know why you would be surprised about it.
@@Thumpster59166 and their self-proclaimed "American" or "European" Accent
@@Anugrah_Amriza I love the names. "Hello, I am John Smith, please to be with you today".
Jim you are a freaking hero. Keep up this good work
Jim Browning doing god’s work. Absolute legend
Hi
@@GManWrites damn bro tell that to the Christians and they’d hate you
Agreed
Ikr
@@antenmanakhelo they've already begun
Jeez! That female scammer is chastising Annette like she's a child. No customer service rep will talk to a customer like that... I don't know how Annette doesn't realize this. WOW!!
She must have been quite confused by this point, not realising whats happening. Possibly not even registering the disgusting tone the scammer takes with her after she speaks with Jim.
Hopefully the next generation will banish such scams rather than create new techniques.
@@redhairedsalvien I think some people are so lonely that 5 hours being scammed is at least some human contact.
Tbf the scammer isn’t pretending to be a customer service rep. If you can’t follow whats going on how do you think Annette felt.
@@brocton1000 Sadly there is some truth in that. A lot of lonely, abandoned older people out there. More lonely people in general since March 2020 for obvious reasons... more jobless ones too. What a world! 😂
Jim Browning and Mark Rober; the best and most unexpected crossover.
FOR REAL!
Maybe mr warosa will show himself
I’m sorry, this comment was on 69 likes before I liked it, however it was too much of a good comment for me not to like it
Well it hasnt even happened yet, it is great though!! But id say Super Smash Bros ultimate is the greatest crossover in history
I wouldn't hold your breath. The Indian government doesn't want anyone to know that they effectively endorse scam 'businesses'. They'll prevent it somehow
It's really hard to get through to the victim. I have not imagined that it could be so hard. Thank you for not giving up.
It's so depressing when the victims have no issue listening to and believing these scammers, but yet refuse to believe Jim.
It's heart breaking how rude and mean they are. Like, is that how people expect the police and authorities to treat the public? 😥😥😥😥😥
Well, they're getting scammed for reason. Not much there in the noggin'.
There speaking to her for days and warn her from scammers so she put trust on them and suddenly jim told her she get scammed how she could believe hem Immediately
I imagine they’re often elderly people who get confused easily. I don’t think we age the most gracefully in the UK.
@@axelbruv Everywhere is the same my friend
Watching old people get scammed is like watching victims in a horror movie. They are just so determined to make all the wrong decisions….
its so sad
No, their just innocent. From a better generation.
Well they’re easier victims cause they usually know less about technology
@Bambam Berner Indeed it was
@Bambam Berner Okay. Explain your PoV. People can have opinions
Amanda is actually a guy's name. A-MAN-DUH....
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣
Lol
Ultimate Brain
Deep shit.
plagiarism. Thats from friends admit it XD
there's only a few true heroes on this world, and you are one of them man!
"This is Anette"
"No, you're an Indian scammer"
LMFAO
Time stap? Im still in the first half of the video
@@swellestgoat3803 15:50
@@caffi1 oh ok thats why im still in 12:30
Instead of saying "No, I am actually Anette" she whispered "did you see that I said I am Annete after hearing the girl voice he said it's a scam" and hung up lol
This was a fucking brilliant line tbh
Scammer: *tries to scam Jim*
Jim: YOU WOKE THE WRONG DOG
They poked the wrong bear as well.
YOU PICKED THE WRONG HOUSE FOOL
YOU POKED A SLEEPING DRAGON IN THE EYE FOOL!!!!!
I know a famous scam buster who got scammed by a call girl
@@pkfire5248 was just about to say that
How an earth can you not be suspicious of call from "virgin" or "sky" yelling down the phone at you getting angry
I mean they intentionally target gullible people. The reason the pop-ups etc are so crappy is that it's an early filter for those that aren't likely to fall for scams.
Tbf the last time I called Sky they were quite aggressive.
I've always wondered this too. I asked my parents once if any customer service person had ever gotten angry and rude with them and they said no, only scammers do that. Lol so yah, still don't understand it.
@@Blackcivicsi1 just because it hasn't happened to two people you know, doesn't mean it hasn't happened to anyone else. I've had experiences with customer service reps that are aggressive.
James I think it's an attempt at emotional control - subconsciously to seem like an authority figure is getting angry with them so they will comply to make that uncomfortable feeling go away.
a youtuber with integrity, rare these days. you're amazing
In this era of computers, kids in school should be taught that scammers exists and try to steal money from the elderly so that those kids can inform their parents and grandparents to prevent this sort of shit from happening.
The blonde lady is not elderly. Anybody can be scammed.
@@Woodman-Spare-that-tree she’s just dim
You are correct. This is like the law book. Some stuff just take time to catch up.
you do realise most of those people who get scammed are inept at computers and lack basic knowledge of how scams work?
I wouldn't get scammed that easily, but trust me, I got done via SMS which looked very legit like it came from tax office (later I realised they never send SMS msg to begin with).
The clue is, everyone can get scammed. It just takes a second.
We are taught about internet safety in elementary school now
"Hello, this is Annette."
"No, you're an Indian scammer" 😂😂😂😂
Allmost my friends name her name is Anette
Bruh and that's how you ignored every single scammer
And then she is surprised that he can tell even though she is a woman also. What other parts could there be to imitating someone else's voice! :joy:
he got lazy and leaked her last name lol
14:51
I am an Indian, and am ashamed of this. Truly disgusting.
Your not alone, lots of people in India hate this stuff. Karl Rock has pointed this out in a few of his video.
Do the Indian authorities do anything to try to stop these disgusting individuals?
@@NigelDraycott whenever police get their locations they raid it..but it's too many of them😓😓..I don't why this kind of scams have started in india
Call centers are so common in India, because of lack of real jobs, and overpopulated cities. That’s why most call centers are in Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai and even sometimes Jaipur. Smaller cities don’t have as many because they are managed better than say Delhi. India is a really cool country but scam call centers are sprinkled all over the country. Hopefully this epidemic of call centers will deteriorate with the help of scambaiters, and then police.
I am human and ashamed of this. Hope some AI program will take care of it.
I'm an Indian and I'm feeling ashamed of these people for scamming these poor people:( I am really sorry I will raise this issue as much as possible from my end but truly I am so ashamed. Not sure if I can be helpful but I'll try 😢
Well, I know you represent the real India. It is sad that so many of these calls originate there, but hopefully these videos will shine a light on the tiny minority who continuously put their greed before their country. I hope the police will act further too.
Maybe you’re doing a pig butchering scam 😂
"It's an elaborate way to convince the victim he's a police officer."
Indian guy: "I am police officer. I send money. Tracking money. Me find criminals."
im convinced
Understandable have a nice day
Damn, he might actually be a police officer tho
I assume they phone London telephone numbers. London is majority non-White now so having an Indian accent with poor English might just convince some people.
@@daviddavidson2357 lol london is still majority white, 80% of greater london is white en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demography_of_London
If immortality is to be granted to one person, it has to be Jim Browning so he can forever be a thorn in the scammers side.
He definitely should train someone to do what he does if his videos don't inspire others to do the same. I mean, this is some original and unique content that you don't find so often anymore on TH-cam. The other channels which try to prevent scamming are good as well but they aren't nearly as technical what with Jim Browning accessing webcams and CCTV, etc. They are meant to be more comedic, if anything. Jim's videos show the darker side of this illegal market where we can see first-hand the amount of people who are victims of it.
Once I get my pc looked at and up and running, I would gladly learn how to do this. There’s a lot I want to learn.
I'd prefer someone else to break those scammers kneecaps for eternity
@@WigglyBro The reason why his way of dealing with scammers is better than everyone else's is that he's risking a lot more; a high risk-high return type of thing. What he's doing is technically illegal, and if he's caught he might have to go to jail or even worse. This is why he can't tell us his real name, show us his face, or tell us his method of connecting to the scammer's pc because it's probably some very deep exploit in the network system that nobody but him found out, and if this method is shown or leaked out to the public it will immediately get fixed, making him lose the ability to do this type of thing. Jim Browning is one of the few real-life vigilantes; a real superhero.
"why are you suspicious of me?"
10 seconds later she locks everything down and starts explaining her villainous plan
Always amazes me how rude they are whilst trying to scam their victims. I’ve been asking them “do your parents know what you do?” or “do you believe in karma?”. Scumbags. Thanks for all you do Jim.
Every time I asked them some questions to find out more about the company, they hang up. And if things don't go along their script, they're becoming rude and also hang up. Like employees of all respected companies do 😂
The lady yelling at the victim makes me so angry... Imagine having the AUDACITY to do that.
....Probably one of the proofs of a scam, as real customer service representative would never do that.
What was I furiating was that the victim kept listening to her. It was like watching a moth flying toward a flame.
It’s all about intimidation.
Scammer scums hey
It's very frustrating seeing people blow off Jim when he's clearly trying to help
dey confused patricks at that point..
Put yourself in that persons shoes, it's gotta be really confusing. If someone called you while you're doing a random task like putting in personal info, and said you're being scammed would you believe it right away?
@@ZentaBon yeah some of these people don't understand scams. Its sad how many people still fall for these even with all the knowledge that is out there about how these people work.
In many cases, the scammers are also “clearly trying to help” from the victim’s perspective.
@@ZentaBon What do you mean "a random task like putting in personal info". If any random person asks for your personal info online or over the phone your bullshit sensors should be going off immediately. Also, putting in personal info is not just some "random task" cause its literally your money and/or identity on the line.
There is actually another type of scam, that starts by targeting people with freelance accounts and asking to buy it for 10k $ and a monthly fee of 1000$. Almost happend to me, but when "she" asked for anydesk it was a game over.
Replying and liking this comment in the hope that more people will see it.
They're everywhere these days its crazy, even TH-cam is full of scammers
Wdym by any desk and what's a free lance account
@@putent9623 i think anydesk is the software used so that the scammers can see your screen..
@@putent9623 yeah anydesk is like team viewer, lets someone remote access your computer, a freelance account could be something like a TH-cam channel or a blog/website that's starting to get some traction and then someone offers to buy it.
You are a true legend, Jim! I always share these kinds of scams with my elderly parents. Cheers!🎉
Imagine if its actually Kitboga on the other end of the phone call.
lmao, possible possible
i wanna see that one day, i would shit my pants
I hope Jim & Kit does a collab one day
Recently dealt with scammers who run a website called standard parcel group. They have people posting adverts for animal sales - cats/dogs- and then the person claims they have to get the animal transported cross country and this website is what they’re using - they’ll ask for a deposit fee and then the scammers ask for additional vet bills and threaten lawsuits and penalties for “pet abandonment” if you refuse. Be wary if you’re purchasing animals!
Kitboga had a funny video on that recently.
Amazing
I looked up on the website standard parcel group and if you go to the very bottom to their address and look up the address it takes you to a currency exchange shop in the UK
69 likes, i can't ruin it
Scams using animals are the worst
I have always reacted very unfavourably when someone demands that I do something....That attitude has saved me from a lot of grief and misery
Keep that up! Being strong-willed is a great quality in situations like these.
Indeed, it has. I used to get emails from "Nigerian Princes" and "Microsoft Executives", all written in very bad English, as if they had been written by a four-year-old child. Their very bad grammar was what saved me and my money from parting ways.
@@newmankidman5763 oh no, you didn't send the $$ and get the half tonne of gold ingots? My delivery is due any day now, you really missed out!
@@pedclarkemobile, Lol
@@pedclarkemobile lmao 💀
Brilliant work Jim. The more people like you we can get the better. More pressure needs to be put on international government to stop scammers and investigate when evidence is presented to them. In the meantime, more power to the Anti-scammers army. I hope it grows and grows. I'm always receiving suspect emails claiming to be PayPal.
Is there something strangeeee
On the internet
Who you gonna call?
Scambusters!
Thanks Jim!
Bustin makes me feel good!
Here, have a like for that comment.
underrated
Mr. Jim is the best man to shut them down and expose them to the whole world.
Or jiimbuster
Scammer: You’re speaking with Officer Mike Parish
Me: Ok, Rakesh.
Hippitus Hoppitus Right?
@@XTesT15X DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON'T
@@XTesT15X RIGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHT HIPPITY HOPPITUS lol
“Hello this is Annette”
“No you’re an Indian scammer”
SPEECH 100
"hE sTiLl sAId tHaT tHiS Is A sCAm AfTer hEaRiNg A fEmAlE's vOiCe"
She thinks that they think that females never scam people
50 IQ move
I was going to make this exact comment but saw yours first
@@medallion2836 oof
Thank you for your service, Jim. People should be informed when the scammers call just listen to their accent. If they sound different then you should not talk to them any more.
Imagine if Jim Browning became a scammer, we would never survive this man against us...
We are lucky he's with us.
Yes
I mean he's just reversing the remote access connection so you'd only be in trouble if you are scammer who uses remote access software to commit fraud. Though he might know how to brew up a trojan or some other nasty virus, so you're kinda right.
Not really, a lot of people can easily do this. Just reverse connection. Even a script kiddy can do it. Most people that have dignity won’t be scammers at least.
@@abberant3112 it’s so easy that Jim is about to do this full time? Seems like a job opportunity for you
Or you could, you know, use common sense.
I remember getting a call from the CRA saying I owe money. Ironically, it was on my office landline while working as an intern at the CRA.
thats funny
Daaaaamn! 😂
Lmfao
🤣🤣
Bruuuuuuh
Jim Browning sounds so soothing and fatherly, and then you hear the echo of his voice through Annette's phone, and suddenly he's Liam Neeson à la Taken.
The amount of patience you have is incredible. You are a saint.
*Scammer:* _"I'm gonna scam this guy."_
*Jim Browning:* _"So you have chosen death!"_
Yes, but sometimes we feel like some people deserve something worse than death: eternal torment
"Omae wa mou shindeiru."
("You are already dead.")
“He chose, poorly”.
@@Anonymous551656 NANI!?!?!
Go back to reddit nerd
This is wonderful:
1) Jim seems to like his job.
2) Potential scam victims get saved.
3) Some of the crappiest people on the planet have their days ruined, or at least their time wasted.
Everyone wins!!
No, the scammer doesn't win.
@@alvr3461 yeh, everyone wins
number 3 is the reason why i spend as long as i could on the phone with a scammer when i get one. The longer they waste their time on me, the less time they have to scam actual vulnerable people.
If you spot a scam call, i encourage you to join me.
@@andersenzheng While I agree and do that too, one small warning: scammers often keep a record of the people who call in as "potential marks". If ever you wish to waste their time, they will sell the number to other scammers and call you back. Small risk of continued irritation there.
@@edumekation2931 even better. I get to waste more of their time. Its win in my book
Jim: Because they tried to scam me
Scammers: Why is the laptop on fire?
Underrated comment 💀
Playing the whole video on slow mo is pretty funny.
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You really shouldn't censor their faces, they deserve exposure
TH-cam doesn’t agree unfortunately
Me: Presses 1 and wastes a minute of the scammers time
Jim: Hacks their webcam warns the victims and sends full names and photo id of the organisation to the police
Everybody does good maybe not to others or not big but it's still good. I saulute you
be careful about pressing one, I got a call from "Amazon" that said a strange purchase was going on with my account to press one, so I didnt hang up and I logged into Amazon and saw nothing strange was going on, I then decided to press one just to see what would happen, but the call was already disconnected from their end, and then I decided to query the scam on DDG and it said if I pressed one that I would have had a charge on my phone bill, so im glad I didnt press one
@@jeggingsschwartz1673 you seriously trying to scam people in the comments of a video about scams?
@@jeggingsschwartz1673 LMAO trying to scam on a scammign video xD
@@jeggingsschwartz1673 Hello this is Peter Harold, you still owe me for the gig
oh i can’t wait for the day “Teamed up with Mark Rober to take down scammers with glitter bombs” video comes out
That would be EPIC
would be funnier if they had napalm instead of glitter
@@jager4508 There is always next year...
it already out
"Dont tell anything about us"
Soo shady
@@JimBrowning Because they are the "secret police" lol
It's when the scammers go absolutely mental with "I TOLD YOU NOT TO DO THAT NOW I'VE TAKEN ALL YOUR MONEY" that people still do not then think it's even a little weird. Hmm
@@unexpecteditem7919 i read that quotation in my head exactly how these scammers would scream it down their microphones.
@@unexpecteditem7919 I would like to compare it to domestic abuse for a moment.
People outside, who have a completely unbias perspective on the situation, will immediately recognise "I'm hurting you for your own good" as a clear sign of abuse.
But the people on the inside who are victims of it will fall prey to the belief that it really is for their own good.
In an ideal world, people would recognise when they're being fucked with, but sadly we do not live in such a world... we live in one where those who want to take advantage know how to guilt others into believing them.
@@JimBrowning probably primarily because the victims are ignorant to these types of scams (which makes them overly trusting and susceptible)
Thank God for people like you Jim
If only the Indian police weren't utterly corrupt and gave a crap about this stuff.
Na they can’t gather evidence because most of the scams are targeted at people in the uk and North America
They're probably doing it too
Fax
@@pr_ab_hav4696 Unfortunately true. They can't act on crimes targeting people overseas unless irrefutable proof just falls in their laps.
@@pr_ab_hav4696 yeah but when you are given evidence tho... they cant even verify?
Scammer: This is my computer
Jim: *OUR* computer.
Good comrade.
Underrated comment
РСФСР
Conclusion: Jim is a communist. I knew someone that perfect couldn't exist.
[ *Soviet anthem intensifies* ]
Talk about picking on the wrong person to try and scam!...lol
Lmao
I could cry when looking at my like dislike ratio. I have so many jealous people that my videos always get way more dislikes than likes. Please don't be jealous, dear mari
Usually Jim sets up his system so that they call him.
@@AxxLAfriku Atleast mooch off of a more successful comment, or reply to videos directly instead of a random comment. Just some advice my psychotic friend. :-)
Thank you Jim, for doing this. You are a hero. :) And this scammers gets me so ANGRY.