Feeling disgraced as an indian after seeing these scammers scamming innocent people..its even earning a bad name for the country :(... you are doing a great job sir by letting know about these things to the people......god job... and yes i being a indian techie telling this things because these scams are against work ethics.... :).. And yes i do use Malwarebytes too :)
Kudos to you. I can't believe you had a civil conversation with these criminals. I imagine if you're calm, composed and respectful, anything is possible. Most of us would not tolerate their bald faced lies.
*Malwarebytes, please read this:* What if you could somehow (fake) delete all errors in Event Viewer and make (fake) all services in Msconfig running. just find a way to show it different than it is. for example all 'Stopped' services are shown as 'Running' even if they are actualy stopped, etc. It would be *amazing* to troll Tech Support Scamers with this. Please, try this out ;)
Or, you can make a "Zip bomb" Basically what it is, if you open it it'll flood your computer with over 4 Petabytes of data. So you can get one of them, name it something like "My Bank Documents" or something and when they copy it over and open it, their computer goes ded.
Wow, these Indian scammers all use the same trick: 1. event viewer filtering out the errors and warnings. 2. cmd tree followed by a copy/paste of their own message (he messed up this step by typing CTRL-V as ^V in the cmd). 3. msconfig showing "stopped events."
+Michael Wu the interesting fact is, that they still have a website and providing bullshit services, scamming people. Wonder who is going to take the responsibility to slap their black indian asses, or at least blacklist their stupid domains from the search engines?
Thank you for making these videos, hopefully they can save someone their money and computer, these people are truly heartless and they have attempted to scam me numerous times😊
Good work. I love how they still try the sales pitch with the event viewer and command prompt. If you saw the first guy, he was trying to paste into Cmd. So when you were talking to the second guy. Just as he did the dir/s command he quickly copy, paste that virus message. And it wouldn't have shown till the first command is complete. Thanks for the educational scam video.
i remember a scammer called saying my computer had a virus and he would help me fix it. i said "no if its really bad ill have my brother-in-law do it" the guy just said "oh what does he do for work?" and i said "he is a cop" in which he replied "cops dont know anything about computers like i do"....... pretty sure my brother-in-law who investigates cybercrimes and has a computer science degree knows how to take a virus out of a computer.
@malwarebytes The pasting of the fake message about a virus was was done simply with a right mouse click. (I noticed you asked the 'tech support rep' how he did that 'neat trick'.) Ctrl-v doesn't work in a DOS box, nor does Shift-Ins. The first tech support guy fell into that trap and tried a Ctrl-v which showed up as a ^v on the command prompt. I was impressed with how direct you were with them, but equally impressed (sadly) with how the second guy kept to his story in the face of all the evidence against them, right to the end, incredible.
at 19:00 while the "scan" was scrolling, there was a rightclick popup that shows up for a moment. I'm guessing that while the screen scrolls, you can rightclick and paste. then when the page gets to the bottom of the page, it shows the pasted information in the input box.
+Malwarebytes, regarding the "virus scanning" he did with dir/s command. I think he had that line written and copied in advance, so while dir/s command is running, he is continuously pressing ctrl+v to paste the "virus detected" line and it gets pasted at the end. But you have to be fast I guess :)
Thanks for this video! These people have scammed my father for over 800 euro's... worst thing is that he did not know he was scammed until I heared about it. Showed him some videos and he was like yes, that is what happened. WATCH OUT THEY HAVE TECH SUPPORT IN MULTIPLE LANGUAGES. In dutch it was definatly a native dutch speaker, and they came across very professional. seeying this scam makes me feel so angry. do not fall for it!
OMG they just got me I was expecting a technical support call from internet. They were waiting for it. I didn't give them any financial details but what should I do with my computer apart from malwarebyte scan & changing passwords?
Happen to me a year ago. 100 % same story. I am impress by the way the malwareguy stay calm all the way because i could not after 20 min. 238 peoples Holly Molly !!!!
Oh, the good old trick with going to root of C and running `tree` ... but he failed to run `color c` to make everything red and then paste some text about expired security licence, as all other scammers do. I have seen a bunch of these scammer videos and it seems, all these guys have some scammer courses or something like that, because all of them are using suspiciously similar techniques. I mean, there could be many other ways to make you think that there is something wrong with your PC, but almost all scammers are mainly using "tree", "eventvwr" and "msconfig".
+Lapse Time You can actually type anything you want while a command is running (if you type fast) or simply paste any text. The text you typed/pasted will appear after the command has done running ;)
Im so sick of these scammers. Always with the event viewer warnings, can't they come up with a different angle. I spose there really is not any other place that looks like virus warnings.
just to note... the fake error msg in the cmd prompt, after the "scan" is done as follows: 0) have preemptive error message already prepared on your clipboard (i believe most modern remote connection utilities can distinguish if the paste action is from host/client level). 1) run any command that will not resolve faster than you can react (listing all files in from root directory, or printing a large chunk of text will do). 2) paste into cmd prompt before the first command resolves, and the fake message will be queued into the cmdline (as seen in this video. if you watch carefully, you can see the menu from the right click). 3) voila... pasted message automagically appears at the prompt after the long print resolves. ive also seen guys queue two commands, using the "color" command to make the cmd view's text look more alarming (e.g. "color b" for red).
Sod Alfredsod 0 is black, but the prompt wont put the same color for both text and background. enter the command "help color" to see full documentation.
He is good at blind typing. he was able to type the scam in the cmd window dir/s under 10seconds without even looking at the screen. lol. give the guy some credit. This just made love my world #computesecurity.. Thanks man
On cmd, he has the "Trojan found" text on his clipboard. He types in dir/s then inserts the text from the clipboard. It have it the impression that it was part of the directory results but it wasn't. If you would press enter, you would see an invalid command message. Took me a second to catch it. But it was clear when he accidentally deleted it before you could see it.
If the scammers would of known any better, After CD'ing to the C: drive they would of started with an ECHO OFF command then ran their DIR/S command and then pasted the message using ECHO for example ECHO scan results: ....... virus found and pressed enter, the end result would have been a presentable message that won't go away accidentally without any invalid command error message being just a simple ECHO message
I can imagine that eventually the scammers will start checking to see if they are on a virtual machine first before going too far. your best bet these days if you want to do this is to rig up a machine just for this purpose. of course it seems in this case, "Virtual machine" wasn't in their vocabulary
Yes i know if you are on windows 10 then Ctrl + V works in command but in earlier versions of windows you have to right click to paste and he tried using Ctrl + V
It might sound harsh, but anyone who goes to that website and thinks "Hmm, this looks legit" almost deserves to be scammed. 24x7 slow pc support? Really? I mean come on, if you aren't tech-savvy and you are having issues with your computer, ask the people you know, or call the store where you bought it, not go to some random website you know absolutely nothing about.
There are very few programs out there, espically the ones that claim to make your pc better, that are legit. Only one of the 'almost' legit ones is IObit.
You can hack these guys if you have a Windows virtual machine on Linux, while they are controlling the windows virtual machine, you can be hacking them in the Linux operating system.
This guy trying to fool you into making you think he is some kind of tech? The guy obviously has the intelligence of a fish.. But skilled in ripping people off who have less brain cells than he does.. I love it when hearing these so called techs coming up against someone who knows what he's talking about.. Love to hear them really trying to sound official without a script they are stuffed!
Yeah all he did was do a directory command to show all the file directories, then he pasted in some text that said "scan report," you can tell he pasted it in, because of the file directory remaining the same (c:\documents and Settings\user). Sad fail lol, but funny, and dude you would have to do some serious shit to get the Zeus trojan, it happens to be the biggest, and most advanced piece of malware out there. What is even funnier about him saying he detected the most advanced banking Trojan in the world right now that is polymorphic is that not even Kaspersky or Bitdefender (which happen to be the leading antivirus/antimalware leaders today) can detect this trojan/botnet let alone much highly sophisticated banks (Polymorphic means it has a unique signature that is different for every instance of Zeus on different PCs, making any signature based program, which is what all antivirus/antimalware programs are, impossible to detect a trojan that doesn't have a set signature). His claim that he can detect this from running a simple directory command just made me laugh histerically, thanks for the post, and for making my day~!
Mobile phone, just type *67 before entering their number and u wont get ur # spread everywhere. To find these bastards, im not sure, but check the vids on youtube and do research on the "companies" these scammers work with.
I can't believe you even tried using Mcafee as an example lol... Probably the worst Anti-Virus I've ever used. I would honestly choose any other Anti-Virus.... I would feel safer having Malware-Bytes Real time protection protect my PC rather then Mcafee lol. And Malware Bytes is for Anti-Malware lol.. I purchased Malware Bytes today. Great product. :)
Am I misunderstanding??? Is this guy really trying to tell him that errors in his event viewer are infected files???? There is no way anyone could fall for that right?
MrTrent1972 Im late to the party but actually this is a very common issue with older call center gear. He has a general fault in the line in port for the head set, its slowly working itself loose and the reason he suddenly gets loud is he is pushing the plug in and holding it then lets go and it slowly works loose again. Very common issue. Expecially if your in a center where people like to get up without removing there head set first. With any hope this means there to broke to buy new gear and thus soon will have to shut down. ;)
InsomniaInspired I also want to add sadly that all this is Microsoft Headquarters financial planning teams fault for out sourcing to countries that do NOT have the same legistical system as we do in regards to what can be qualified as a scam. So they get away with it, and why this should be a big lesson to every company NOT to out source work to a country that does not have advanced knowledge in fraud or in some cases has corrupt governments. They provided the information and equipment to these people and the ones being busted on YT are the inexperianced newbies NOT the old MS tech's that have learned through experiance advanced techniques to con there prey. Including but not limited to using the remote file programs to actually plant viruses behind the scene so the legit software actually DOES find real viruses put there on purpose by the con artist to make the mark believe them more. Some will actually ask for the secure remote code of windows itself to log in via microsofts built in support remote capability. In other words the good cons are flying right under the radar while these pathetic new hires are the ones getting caught.
Наука
"We will run a cmplete scan" more like "We will run a complete scam."
*claps*
YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
niccccee
I see what you did there....
These prices xD.
I wouldn't personally have called :s if I already trusted this.
But you can't trust anything these times.
Feeling disgraced as an indian after seeing these scammers scamming innocent people..its even earning a bad name for the country :(... you are doing a great job sir by letting know about these things to the people......god job... and yes i being a indian techie telling this things because these scams are against work ethics.... :).. And yes i do use Malwarebytes too :)
Kudos to you. I can't believe you had a civil conversation with these criminals. I imagine if you're calm, composed and respectful, anything is possible. Most of us would not tolerate their bald faced lies.
"Ignore the customer just follow the script".
*Malwarebytes, please read this:*
What if you could somehow (fake) delete all errors in Event Viewer and make (fake) all services in Msconfig running. just find a way to show it different than it is. for example all 'Stopped' services are shown as 'Running' even if they are actualy stopped, etc. It would be *amazing* to troll Tech Support Scamers with this. Please, try this out ;)
Or, you can make a "Zip bomb"
Basically what it is, if you open it it'll flood your computer with over 4 Petabytes of data. So you can get one of them, name it something like "My Bank Documents" or something and when they copy it over and open it, their computer goes ded.
Wow, these Indian scammers all use the same trick: 1. event viewer filtering out the errors and warnings. 2. cmd tree followed by a copy/paste of their own message (he messed up this step by typing CTRL-V as ^V in the cmd). 3. msconfig showing "stopped events."
also don't forget about their every high class tech sentences ending in "computer".
Michael Wu You would think they would try changing it up every once in a while....
+Michael Wu the interesting fact is, that they still have a website and providing bullshit services, scamming people. Wonder who is going to take the responsibility to slap their black indian asses, or at least blacklist their stupid domains from the search engines?
Thank you for making these videos, hopefully they can save someone their money and computer, these people are truly heartless and they have attempted to scam me numerous times😊
Good work. I love how they still try the sales pitch with the event viewer and command prompt. If you saw the first guy, he was trying to paste into Cmd. So when you were talking to the second guy. Just as he did the dir/s command he quickly copy, paste that virus message. And it wouldn't have shown till the first command is complete. Thanks for the educational scam video.
I called them, and they hung up as soon as they looked at the System Info and it said it was a Virtual Machine.
i remember a scammer called saying my computer had a virus and he would help me fix it. i said "no if its really bad ill have my brother-in-law do it" the guy just said "oh what does he do for work?" and i said "he is a cop" in which he replied "cops dont know anything about computers like i do"....... pretty sure my brother-in-law who investigates cybercrimes and has a computer science degree knows how to take a virus out of a computer.
@malwarebytes The pasting of the fake message about a virus was was done simply with a right mouse click. (I noticed you asked the 'tech support rep' how he did that 'neat trick'.)
Ctrl-v doesn't work in a DOS box, nor does Shift-Ins. The first tech support guy fell into that trap and tried a Ctrl-v which showed up as a ^v on the command prompt.
I was impressed with how direct you were with them, but equally impressed (sadly) with how the second guy kept to his story in the face of all the evidence against them, right to the end, incredible.
Please make more, it`s so entertaining too see you
expose scamers.
this shud become episode`s from Malwarebytes :D
calling different scam companie`s like this video and a other video :D
What video recording software do you use for windows? (If you have windows)
No offense to India people but this really makes them look bad. Most of the scammers are from India and say their company is in the United States.
I don't think so we are smarter ;)
*****
"Well Americans are teaching them this."
Eh?
Great job you are doing to the scammers man
he's usually really calm in his other videos, but in this one, you can tell from his tone he's really annoyed.
I couldn't help but giggle when ^C and ^V popped up in the command prompt. Nice virus scan bro, some real copy-paste skills :3
at 19:00 while the "scan" was scrolling, there was a rightclick popup that shows up for a moment. I'm guessing that while the screen scrolls, you can rightclick and paste. then when the page gets to the bottom of the page, it shows the pasted information in the input box.
+Malwarebytes, regarding the "virus scanning" he did with dir/s command. I think he had that line written and copied in advance, so while dir/s command is running, he is continuously pressing ctrl+v to paste the "virus detected" line and it gets pasted at the end. But you have to be fast I guess :)
Where do they keep getting these stock pictures???
Thanks for this video! These people have scammed my father for over 800 euro's... worst thing is that he did not know he was scammed until I heared about it. Showed him some videos and he was like yes, that is what happened. WATCH OUT THEY HAVE TECH SUPPORT IN MULTIPLE LANGUAGES. In dutch it was definatly a native dutch speaker, and they came across very professional. seeying this scam makes me feel so angry. do not fall for it!
Thank you!
"We will run a cmplete scan"
executes "tree".
I lol'd hard!
OMG they just got me I was expecting a technical support call from internet. They were waiting for it.
I didn't give them any financial details but what should I do with my computer apart from malwarebyte scan & changing passwords?
Pasting a fake virus line at the end was so cheeky!
I fucking love how he's pasting his bullshit into the CMD after the tree
That paste of the virus report on the prompt is so funny.
how did they do that trick? at 18.09 ish?
Happen to me a year ago.
100 % same story. I am impress by the way the malwareguy stay calm all the way because i could not after 20 min.
238 peoples Holly Molly !!!!
In case if anybody wanted to know have he made that virus message, he just pasted it into the command prompt as the tree command was being executed.
Oh, the good old trick with going to root of C and running `tree` ... but he failed to run `color c` to make everything red and then paste some text about expired security licence, as all other scammers do.
I have seen a bunch of these scammer videos and it seems, all these guys have some scammer courses or something like that, because all of them are using suspiciously similar techniques. I mean, there could be many other ways to make you think that there is something wrong with your PC, but almost all scammers are mainly using "tree", "eventvwr" and "msconfig".
Just because of this, i am getting malwarebytes!
Malwarebytes, the only way to make these videos better is with subtitles on the video!
How did he insert that line " scan report: virus detected.."? Did he just right click and paste during the dir /s command?
+Lapse Time You can actually type anything you want while a command is running (if you type fast) or simply paste any text. The text you typed/pasted will appear after the command has done running ;)
You should make a video of a follow up, pretending you've bought their services but now are having problems.
Im so sick of these scammers. Always with the event viewer warnings, can't they come up with a different angle. I spose there really is not any other place that looks like virus warnings.
6:50 you catch him trying to copy and paste his message in, probably saying "virus detected"
just to note... the fake error msg in the cmd prompt, after the "scan" is done as follows:
0) have preemptive error message already prepared on your clipboard (i believe most modern remote connection utilities can distinguish if the paste action is from host/client level).
1) run any command that will not resolve faster than you can react (listing all files in from root directory, or printing a large chunk of text will do).
2) paste into cmd prompt before the first command resolves, and the fake message will be queued into the cmdline (as seen in this video. if you watch carefully, you can see the menu from the right click).
3) voila... pasted message automagically appears at the prompt after the long print resolves.
ive also seen guys queue two commands, using the "color" command to make the cmd view's text look more alarming (e.g. "color b" for red).
small edit: "color c" is red, "color b" is a light blue...
:)
souleater9189 just asking; what is black then?
Sod Alfredsod 0 is black, but the prompt wont put the same color for both text and background.
enter the command "help color" to see full documentation.
Haha, I tryed to call them and mess with them, but I couldn't help myself from laughing and had to hang up
He is good at blind typing. he was able to type the scam in the cmd window dir/s under 10seconds without even looking at the screen. lol. give the guy some credit. This just made love my world #computesecurity.. Thanks man
Should have used a Linux VM, wonder what they they would have done. I love the "Do you feel you provide value to the customer? ...No 0__o"
i use a firefox add on called geotool, so i can see in wich country the website is.
On cmd, he has the "Trojan found" text on his clipboard. He types in dir/s then inserts the text from the clipboard. It have it the impression that it was part of the directory results but it wasn't. If you would press enter, you would see an invalid command message. Took me a second to catch it. But it was clear when he accidentally deleted it before you could see it.
If the scammers would of known any better, After CD'ing to the C: drive they would of started with an ECHO OFF command then ran their DIR/S command and then pasted the message using ECHO for example ECHO scan results: ....... virus found and pressed enter, the end result would have been a presentable message that won't go away accidentally without any invalid command error message being just a simple ECHO message
They just run ...cmd and copy/paste the text in terminal almost the same time as it run dir/s and Ctrl-v works on my pc lol
5:58 the "tech" goes for tree(). I'm impressed. A cut above the average scammer.
oh yeah... run that tree command...
these scammers just don't give up
these people called me today, they said my computer is currently being hacked, im so glad i didnt follow the steps they were saying
This website's phone number was disappear now, and changed the design.
naive users: command prompt = oooooh technical
It does look kinda cool though .-. I can see why people would assume that xD
I can imagine that eventually the scammers will start checking to see if they are on a virtual machine first before going too far. your best bet these days if you want to do this is to rig up a machine just for this purpose. of course it seems in this case, "Virtual machine" wasn't in their vocabulary
Good point, their way of avoiding the catfishes, and catching the real game.
I got really tired of not being able to hear the idiot on the phone. I wonder if that was part of his technique... to obfuscate his words.
I wish their computer got hacked, reverse scam :P
I bet that some of them are stupid enough to fall for it.
Lol, at the top right: "computer slow"
he just pasted in a command to display the fake messege. i have a video on this. please feel free to look
What does he say at the end? It sounds like "please f**k on your computer"
lol... never knew that you can type the next command in cmd prompt while it's busy and it actually puts it on the screen. live and learn
HAHA he tried to paste in the command prompt. Really made me laugh :D
+iH Xenon you can paste into command prompt
Yes i know if you are on windows 10 then Ctrl + V works in command but in earlier versions of windows you have to right click to paste and he tried using Ctrl + V
I called another scammer, he claimed he had Windows 10.1 full version on his machine, I laughed so hard.
GETTOUT OF MAH CABBIE!!!
That is such nice trick with RIGTH CLICK paste to DOS prompt "42% virus detected" hahahahaha. Keep it good work!!
24x7 |The Funny Part| "slow pc support" lol
How can i fool them into downloading a file virus from me?
there bs makes me cringe for real.
Holy f hahaha Sir, you are damn awesome. You should make a movie on this. Heck id even go to a cinema to watch it. AWESOOOMEE!!!
I would've been a big douche and used my kid self to act dumb then be like WRONG WRONG.
dabblu dabblu dabblu yabba dabba doo
OMG! I didn't know dir/s scans for viruses! Even I can still learn something about basic DOS commands. Nice copy&paste there indian.
The real malware/ransomware remover is Malware Bytes Anti Malware
13:56 "Pikachu" Haha, what?
If the Indian guy is Pikachu, Mr. Malwarebytes is Groudon
why haven`t i seen these videos before ? :S
you just earned your self a new subsriber :D
Been calling these guys all day. On a first name basis with manisha :p
It might sound harsh, but anyone who goes to that website and thinks "Hmm, this looks legit" almost deserves to be scammed. 24x7 slow pc support? Really? I mean come on, if you aren't tech-savvy and you are having issues with your computer, ask the people you know, or call the store where you bought it, not go to some random website you know absolutely nothing about.
There are very few programs out there, espically the ones that claim to make your pc better, that are legit. Only one of the 'almost' legit ones is IObit.
His name is James.
Wow using the tree command lol!
I thought he said Fart Support
So I am in the middle of dealing with these guys. They are in my life. what do I do?
You can hack these guys if you have a Windows virtual machine on Linux, while they are controlling the windows virtual machine, you can be hacking them in the Linux operating system.
These guys don't even get it my god.
This guy trying to fool you into making you think he is some kind of tech? The guy obviously has the intelligence of a fish.. But skilled in ripping people off who have less brain cells than he does.. I love it when hearing these so called techs coming up against someone who knows what he's talking about.. Love to hear them really trying to sound official without a script they are stuffed!
Unlimited Annual (yearly) Plan: $259.99
3 Year Plan:$549.95
I think I'll go with the three year.. it sounds like a better deal. [rolls eyes]
Nice one
scammers. would like to troll them as well..
Lol that copy and paste at 16:46, that's a fail 365 Tech Help.
loled when he tried to copy paste something into the command prompt :))...maybe somth like : YOUR COMPUTOR IZ INFETED!
The "yeah, well I'm actually a security expert" route is kinda disappointing.
"I will tell you one thing"
They have tried to scam my nana, wanted to answer it when they called again and wanted to say something but they are ignoring it now, stupid
All you need to do is send them a VBS
Yeah all he did was do a directory command to show all the file directories, then he pasted in some text that said "scan report," you can tell he pasted it in, because of the file directory remaining the same (c:\documents and Settings\user). Sad fail lol, but funny, and dude you would have to do some serious shit to get the Zeus trojan, it happens to be the biggest, and most advanced piece of malware out there. What is even funnier about him saying he detected the most advanced banking Trojan in the world right now that is polymorphic is that not even Kaspersky or Bitdefender (which happen to be the leading antivirus/antimalware leaders today) can detect this trojan/botnet let alone much highly sophisticated banks (Polymorphic means it has a unique signature that is different for every instance of Zeus on different PCs, making any signature based program, which is what all antivirus/antimalware programs are, impossible to detect a trojan that doesn't have a set signature). His claim that he can detect this from running a simple directory command just made me laugh histerically, thanks for the post, and for making my day~!
Do you know any Online Support Scams? I want to troll them :D But i dont want to call them with mobile phone. Thanks
Mobile phone, just type *67 before entering their number and u wont get ur # spread everywhere.
To find these bastards, im not sure, but check the vids on youtube and do research on the "companies" these scammers work with.
Was it only me that was banging their head on a table while watching this because of how stupid the scammers are XD
I can't believe you even tried using Mcafee as an example lol... Probably the worst Anti-Virus I've ever used. I would honestly choose any other Anti-Virus.... I would feel safer having Malware-Bytes Real time protection protect my PC rather then Mcafee lol. And Malware Bytes is for Anti-Malware lol..
I purchased Malware Bytes today. Great product. :)
I know you are a scam, how does that make you feel ?XD
Am I misunderstanding??? Is this guy really trying to tell him that errors in his event viewer are infected files???? There is no way anyone could fall for that right?
hm someone older im sure, lol.
FrostyExchange
or younger... In tv shows u always see old people falling for scams, why not in real life?
159.95 dollar for one time holy shit. Which one of scammer price their service.
was this guy slowly walking away from the phone the whole time? Why did he get quieter as he rambled on?
Probably doing it on purpose. These people surely get messed with all the time and just want some fun of their own.
MrTrent1972 Im late to the party but actually this is a very common issue with older call center gear. He has a general fault in the line in port for the head set, its slowly working itself loose and the reason he suddenly gets loud is he is pushing the plug in and holding it then lets go and it slowly works loose again. Very common issue. Expecially if your in a center where people like to get up without removing there head set first. With any hope this means there to broke to buy new gear and thus soon will have to shut down. ;)
InsomniaInspired I also want to add sadly that all this is Microsoft Headquarters financial planning teams fault for out sourcing to countries that do NOT have the same legistical system as we do in regards to what can be qualified as a scam. So they get away with it, and why this should be a big lesson to every company NOT to out source work to a country that does not have advanced knowledge in fraud or in some cases has corrupt governments. They provided the information and equipment to these people and the ones being busted on YT are the inexperianced newbies NOT the old MS tech's that have learned through experiance advanced techniques to con there prey. Including but not limited to using the remote file programs to actually plant viruses behind the scene so the legit software actually DOES find real viruses put there on purpose by the con artist to make the mark believe them more. Some will actually ask for the secure remote code of windows itself to log in via microsofts built in support remote capability. In other words the good cons are flying right under the radar while these pathetic new hires are the ones getting caught.
As if you would pay THAT MUCH just to get someone to "supposedly" get rid of viruses on your computer or whatever. >.> Fishy much.
They still up and running with improve site :))