true - but typically they are going after people who are vulnerable or not focused. Anyone can get caught off guard which is why the more we share this, the more awareness we bring and try save as many people as we can
@@LironSegev very true. But I've seen people repeatedly fall for scams. But that's why sites like yours are important to constantly remind people. The tragedy is most of these are easy to see through. But too many people are myopic.
Same and I also have "Truecaller" installed on my iPhone that automatically blocks any calls in a worldwide blacklist as spam, and anyone not in my contacts. It will also pull better Caller ID data and say "Spam" if it's likely spam but can block the calls so they are declined instantly. So I don't even get bothered by the ringing or vibrating from anyone I don't know.
My parents recently fell for this scam. The only good thing is that the scammers had told my mom not to tell her family and friends what was going on so my mom promptly called me to ask me to join in on the conversation because they thought it sounded fishy. She took lots of good notes when she talked to the scammers and as soon as I went over there and saw her notes and heard what was going on we shut that down immediately! How dare they try to trick my elderly parents. If I could reach through the phone and choke the scammers to death, I would!!!
I had a message on my answering machine, at least seven years ago, that there was a warrant for my arrest due to unpaid taxes, I'm still waiting for the police to show up and arrest me 🤣. I tried calling the number they left just to screw with them but it had already been shut down by the time I heard the message.
Beware: I had one call me earlier this year saying a "technician" was coming to my house to turn off my electric and I needed to pay RIGHT NOW over the phone. The number was even a local number here in Florida. He had me going for just a minute because I couldn't remember if I paid the electric or not or when the bill was due. Anyway I didn't trust it and asked what the address and account number was there on his computer. He couldn't give me that information. I told him to get a real job and hung up.
Here in Ontario, it's illegal for electricity providers to shut off someone's power between November 15 and April 30, so check your local laws on that, and if someone calls to threaten you during whatever the local period is, just hang up.
One of the last attempted scam for me was a phone (IRS-related type) about six years ago. I dragged him through the mud for 3 day7s before he gave up and stopped calling. Another one less than ten months ago hijacked an email address in my contacts and pretended to be my friend and asked me to get Apple gift cards for his friend because couldn't get out to do it. Coincidently, contacted the real person not more than 2 weeks previously and knew he was fine, and would never have asked me to do such a thing. If had been stuck in a situation, he would have called me. I toyed with that scammer for about a week. It's exhausting at times. Put that energy and time to better use, scummers! (Not misspelled)
Scammers just tried to get my Mama with the “Geek Squad” Scam. It was hilarious. I called the number to show my Mama how to spot a scammer. When the loser answered the phone, he was standing on a public street. You could hear all the cars and motorcycles beeping their horns. 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Or do as I do: don't ever call the number they provide. If needed, go to the company's real web site and contact them using their official information.
I also heard that wen you're searching for a page usually it appears at the top but with small letters says sponsored i heard not to click on that to scroll down and find the legitimate page cuz does how you get scammed also not sure if it's true but as a precaution i don't click
Exactly. NEVER click a link to a website or phone number, from a link in an email, or message. ALWAYS call from the official number that you either already, have or can look up legitimately. At least here in Australia ALL the banks and government departments ETC(!) tell you that they will never send such messages. And if it's a phone call never give them ANY information and hang up. THEN call the place on their official number and ask if they were calling you. If they were , then you can answer with 'relative' safety.
About a year ago, or thereabouts, I got a call from Officer Judy from some New England state saying I could be arrested for something. I hung up. About a week later I got another call from Officer Judy in the Texas or Oklahoma area saying the same thing. I thought, 'Hmmm. You sure do get around, Officer Judy." I hung up. Nothing ever happened.
Although I have been aware of how this "too much in the bank" scam works for many years, this is the best and clearest explanation I have yet seen of how it works. (I'm a huge Pierogi fan.) Thanks for the excellent illustration and example!
I had my bank text people telling me they were targeted, and it they don't do that. Lol I JUST NOW got a text from them telling me my over $1,000 Macy's charge had cleared, with a link to click if it's "not you?" SO DO NOT CLICK OR CALL LINKS OR NUMBERS FROM YOUR BANK! Your bank won't text you anything containing numbers, etcetera.
Last one that called me, I responded to him in a similar Indian accent, and strung him along about ten minutes. I have plenty of time to waste, being old, bored and retired. 😆
Scambaiters pissing off scammers everyday, go SP, Kitboga, Jim Browning and all of the others scambaiters around the world. And great work mention how scammers work and promote the scambaiters. Scammers deserve EVERYTHING they receive everyday especially when they are pissed off or scared.🤣🤣🤣
The "IRS" scammers called me once to often. I asked to meet them in my office to correct the mistake, since I worked at an IRS service center. I even gave them an office number. Have not heard from them since.
I've been receiving odd text messages lately. They start off by stating if this is XX, then I reply back with stating that they have the wrong number. You would figure that the conversation is over, but then they start telling you that their sorry and start fishing expedition by complimenting you and wanting more answers. At that point I block their number.
Kitboga is great! Hilarious how scammers react 😆 I once received a call that my 'Apple account' got hacked and they are going to help me.....I hung up immediately as I don't have any Apple products....can't afford them anyway, so nothing to steal from me😅
I love how they really get under their skin! Also smart to hang up - I let all these calls go to voicemail. If its legit, they will leave a voicemail or get in touch in other ways. I use the Google Pixel 7 Pro phone and it has amazing facility to screen these callers and even answer the call and you can see on the screen what the person is saying so you can decide if you want to answer or not.
Some of these scammers now ask for the overpayment in cash to be deposited into a bitCoin ATM and some ask for a large amount cash to be wrapped in foil and sent via FedEX or UPS to a mule. Banks et al need to secure the inspect code function on their websites.
Excellent video, very informative. It’s so important that people realise what the scumbags will do specially elderly and vulnerable people they really pylon with them with a temper, the anger the threats just trying to get money. My mum who was 90 was told by one of her friends if she ever gets a phone call and it’s in Indian on the phone just hang up never trust them and it worked before then she was played with them going on about her computer which she doesn’t even have and her broadband and they needed her banking again she didn’t have. I didn’t use, but it kept her instead and kept on the way, she didn’t get conned..
It is simple, if you do not know the caller, person who sent you the email just hang up and do not click on an unknown email. I know a comple of people who got scammed.
@@LironSegev I’m serious … I’ve learned much from your videos. Thank you!!! As an independent Auditor, Consultant and Trainer … I am my own IT guy and you have become my professor! 👨🏻🎓
Next time answer and whisper yet panic voice. I'm glad you finally called me back. I need help. There's blood everywhere and I need help getting rid of all the body's. I hear click and I'm pretty sure that I've been added to their DO NOT CALL LIST 😆😆.
Thank you so much for the work that you are doing here!!! Just shared with family members! Do you have any videos on key loggers, how to find out about one on an iPhone specifically…?
Yeah. This is how. Someone came here to a mom and a minor child home . Now that person ain't gonna say what their reasons are,but once in they can use my electronics even my phone right from their phone. It's called paring and when in doing that they have access to insurance account, emails, contacts, and so fourth. It has and still is going on.
I had a local American who was scamming people and was wanting to collect bond money to keep you out of jail. He’d tell you there was a warrant out for your arrest, so time was of the essence. Also not to hang up on him and drive to the courthouse where he’d accept payment outside of the courthouse.
Yes, I constant scams. I went into legit phone carrier to sign up for phone line. They asked for IDs then they acted like a scammers. Oh we had to send you to security levels then I asked that I never have any problem with anything. Since then hackers using my information and problems keep adding on. My point is caution with your IDs driver license and Credit cards.
Should you ever click on a email that seems to say you purchased something, at a store, (which you had a credit card for, but haven't used in over 20 years)...and you know you haven't gone there to get anything in years,...on the one hand, I would want to fix the issue, but on the other hand it could be a trap to infect my phone or computer, what's your advice?
I had a guy from India and he was very hard to understand. He actually had me type in codes to get into your computer. THE GUY COULD SEE ME. I saw my camera was on. We were taken and I swear, it took months to detangle it.
What i don't understand is why if you have all of their information are these scammers not being prosecuted?? Please explain. Thank you as always for what you do! Bless you!🙏💜✝️💜
Because these guys are invariably located in India where the police are corrupt and there is generally no interest in stopping criminals from fleecing people in the West.
It’s simple: If you don’t know the number, don’t answer it!!! Teach your non-savvy family members/friends to do the same thing. If it’s legit a message will be left that will make sense. If a message is left and doesn’t make sense, just delete and ignore.
The Phone company won't call you, the power company won't call you, the bank won't call you, the government won't call you, just don't answer the phone.
It is not us who are vulnerable to these scum buckets, but the old and less technically sophisticated, it always surprises me just how many people are taken in.
On the News tonight they said Australians have lost billions this year to continuous scams. On average we get several attacks per week. Some have lost more than a million. Dating scams rate high, refund scams, impostors...
good video but don't forget the scammer sometimes transfer money from your savings to your chequing to make it look like you received money when you didn't
true - some banks have started to double check with clients that they indeed wanted to make inter account transfers. But yes - good point to keep a look out for
My parents and my grandparents are all dead, so I guess that makes me the grandpa. And I might be unique among my peers in believing that no one from the Internet is ever going to show up at my door with an arrest warrant. And if you're the CIA, and are so bored that you have to look in my underwear drawer; well, I feel for ya, but I still ain't worried about ya!
Congrats. Doesn't change the stats that most people who are taken advantage off are non-tech savvy older people. Facts are facts. You aren't one. Awesome. 👍
@@LironSegev I can’t argue with that. However experience, common sense and not rushing into something might increase with age (up to a certain point) and there are plenty of red flags here which have nothing to do with tech knowledge. In my experience, older people tend to be more distrustful of doing anything online, even things that are perfectly normal and safe.
basicly if you pick up the phone and someone asks an question relating your bank (prefer an indian acsent ) you know you are scammed. still im amazed there are so manny dumb people who are letting themselfs being scammed. just check your sources , and if there is anny doubt just call your bank.
What amazes me is it people will be told about a scam. And then fall for another one that's identically the same.
true - but typically they are going after people who are vulnerable or not focused. Anyone can get caught off guard which is why the more we share this, the more awareness we bring and try save as many people as we can
@@LironSegev very true. But I've seen people repeatedly fall for scams. But that's why sites like yours are important to constantly remind people. The tragedy is most of these are easy to see through. But too many people are myopic.
@@jayfromaz natural selection working as intended?
If they aren't in my contact list, their call is blocked. I don't answer calls, or respond to text messages from unsolicited sources.
Me too! 👍
I do the same
I answer them and just waste their's time 🤣🤣🤣
Same and I also have "Truecaller" installed on my iPhone that automatically blocks any calls in a worldwide blacklist as spam, and anyone not in my contacts. It will also pull better Caller ID data and say "Spam" if it's likely spam but can block the calls so they are declined instantly. So I don't even get bothered by the ringing or vibrating from anyone I don't know.
I used to do that, until I ignored - unknowingly - important callers. I can’t win, lol.
My parents recently fell for this scam. The only good thing is that the scammers had told my mom not to tell her family and friends what was going on so my mom promptly called me to ask me to join in on the conversation because they thought it sounded fishy. She took lots of good notes when she talked to the scammers and as soon as I went over there and saw her notes and heard what was going on we shut that down immediately! How dare they try to trick my elderly parents. If I could reach through the phone and choke the scammers to death, I would!!!
Hackers that attack scammers should be awarded Citizens of the Year !!
I had a message on my answering machine, at least seven years ago, that there was a warrant for my arrest due to unpaid taxes, I'm still waiting for the police to show up and arrest me 🤣.
I tried calling the number they left just to screw with them but it had already been shut down by the time I heard the message.
they are coming any day now.... 😂
I just got one of those the other day. Unfortunately, people fall for it.
There's a hilarious video on RUclips where these scammers called a police officer and she recorded the whole conversation.
@@SaulGreatorixMusic Yes, they called the police station's phone number.
I had one of them call me. I told him to go ahead and send the police.
These scammera are a pain. Its good to explain as many times as its required to educate the general public.
Beware: I had one call me earlier this year saying a "technician" was coming to my house to turn off my electric and I needed to pay RIGHT NOW over the phone. The number was even a local number here in Florida. He had me going for just a minute because I couldn't remember if I paid the electric or not or when the bill was due. Anyway I didn't trust it and asked what the address and account number was there on his computer. He couldn't give me that information. I told him to get a real job and hung up.
Here in Ontario, it's illegal for electricity providers to shut off someone's power between November 15 and April 30, so check your local laws on that, and if someone calls to threaten you during whatever the local period is, just hang up.
@@lindaward5376 :
Not down here in the lower 48. They don’t even care if we bake to death. 😮
One of the last attempted scam for me was a phone (IRS-related type) about six years ago. I dragged him through the mud for 3 day7s before he gave up and stopped calling. Another one less than ten months ago hijacked an email address in my contacts and pretended to be my friend and asked me to get Apple gift cards for his friend because couldn't get out to do it. Coincidently, contacted the real person not more than 2 weeks previously and knew he was fine, and would never have asked me to do such a thing. If had been stuck in a situation, he would have called me. I toyed with that scammer for about a week. It's exhausting at times. Put that energy and time to better use, scummers! (Not misspelled)
Scammers just tried to get my Mama with the “Geek Squad” Scam. It was hilarious. I called the number to show my Mama how to spot a scammer. When the loser answered the phone, he was standing on a public street. You could hear all the cars and motorcycles beeping their horns. 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
love it - 🤦♂️
Or do as I do: don't ever call the number they provide. If needed, go to the company's real web site and contact them using their official information.
Yup. But remember they aren't targeting you. They are targeting those who don't know and panic... I hate these people so much
I also heard that wen you're searching for a page usually it appears at the top but with small letters says sponsored i heard not to click on that to scroll down and find the legitimate page cuz does how you get scammed also not sure if it's true but as a precaution i don't click
Some scammers create their own web pages to show that they are legitimate. So if they provide a web site to check out, don't go to it.
Exactly. NEVER click a link to a website or phone number, from a link in an email, or message.
ALWAYS call from the official number that you either already, have or can look up legitimately.
At least here in Australia ALL the banks and government departments ETC(!) tell you that they will never send such messages. And if it's a phone call never give them ANY information and hang up. THEN call the place on their official number and ask if they were calling you. If they were , then you can answer with 'relative' safety.
About a year ago, or thereabouts, I got a call from Officer Judy from some New England state saying I could be arrested for something. I hung up. About a week later I got another call from Officer Judy in the Texas or Oklahoma area saying the same thing. I thought, 'Hmmm. You sure do get around, Officer Judy." I hung up. Nothing ever happened.
Although I have been aware of how this "too much in the bank" scam works for many years, this is the best and clearest explanation I have yet seen of how it works. (I'm a huge Pierogi fan.) Thanks for the excellent illustration and example!
I had my bank text people telling me they were targeted, and it they don't do that. Lol I JUST NOW got a text from them telling me my over $1,000 Macy's charge had cleared, with a link to click if it's "not you?" SO DO NOT CLICK OR CALL LINKS OR NUMBERS FROM YOUR BANK! Your bank won't text you anything containing numbers, etcetera.
True, but they might call you via telephone, at least in the past they did!
I love scammers. They give me an opportunity to be as mean as I want to.
There are companies in India specializing in scamming. Interesting that there are a lot of people with an Indian accent among scammers.
Last one that called me, I responded to him in a similar Indian accent, and strung him along about ten minutes. I have plenty of time to waste, being old, bored and retired. 😆
If this requires for the victim to answer the phone than every introvert is exempt 😅😂
precisely.
Lol! I couldn't agree more.
Or maybe just a great excuse for not answering!!
I love when scammers call cuz thats when the fun begins.
Scambaiters pissing off scammers everyday, go SP, Kitboga, Jim Browning and all of the others scambaiters around the world. And great work mention how scammers work and promote the scambaiters. Scammers deserve EVERYTHING they receive everyday especially when they are pissed off or scared.🤣🤣🤣
Just found your channel. Love the info you're putting out. A lot of helpful stuff.
The RUclips people awesome. They do a such a great job by protecting so many people!
Sarcasm right...?
Kitboga vs Steve is the single greatest Scammer meltdown video in the history of scambaiting. "DO NOT REDEEM THAT!!!!" 🤣
😂 I LOVE what these guys do to these scammers!
@@LironSegev So do i 😂😂😂 i'm following them all 👑
- Stay Blessed -
🙏❤✌
*+ma'am
@@LironSegev ive watched countless hours of Kitboga. 🤣🤣🤣
if anyone's number is not in my phone contact list that caller
is blocked right away
The "IRS" scammers called me once to often. I asked to meet them in my office to correct the mistake, since I worked at an IRS service center. I even gave them an office number. Have not heard from them since.
Didn’t know that last trick. Thanks for heads up
I've been receiving odd text messages lately. They start off by stating if this is XX, then I reply back with stating that they have the wrong number. You would figure that the conversation is over, but then they start telling you that their sorry and start fishing expedition by complimenting you and wanting more answers. At that point I block their number.
Kitboga is great! Hilarious how scammers react 😆 I once received a call that my 'Apple account' got hacked and they are going to help me.....I hung up immediately as I don't have any Apple products....can't afford them anyway, so nothing to steal from me😅
I love how they really get under their skin! Also smart to hang up - I let all these calls go to voicemail. If its legit, they will leave a voicemail or get in touch in other ways. I use the Google Pixel 7 Pro phone and it has amazing facility to screen these callers and even answer the call and you can see on the screen what the person is saying so you can decide if you want to answer or not.
Some of these scammers now ask for the overpayment in cash to be deposited into a bitCoin ATM and some ask for a large amount cash to be wrapped in foil and sent via FedEX or UPS to a mule. Banks et al need to secure the inspect code function on their websites.
I've seen that one also sir...
Excellent video, very informative. It’s so important that people realise what the scumbags will do specially elderly and vulnerable people they really pylon with them with a temper, the anger the threats just trying to get money. My mum who was 90 was told by one of her friends if she ever gets a phone call and it’s in Indian on the phone just hang up never trust them and it worked before then she was played with them going on about her computer which she doesn’t even have and her broadband and they needed her banking again she didn’t have. I didn’t use, but it kept her instead and kept on the way, she didn’t get conned..
Only started watching a few of your info sessions. Thanks for the valuable and important info. Enjoyable to watch too!
I never knew about the "Inspect" function. Learn something new every day.
Scammers getting scammed and raging that is really hilarious and the way they do it
agrees! love that!
Much Thx for Awerness, very useful and interesting to study!
It is simple, if you do not know the caller, person who sent you the email just hang up and do not click on an unknown email. I know a comple of people who got scammed.
Simpler than, just don’t answer the call if it’s unknown…and just delete emails you don’t know anything about.
Great info … you need to be on the nightly news!
haha - good idea
@@LironSegev I’m serious … I’ve learned much from your videos. Thank you!!! As an independent Auditor, Consultant and Trainer … I am my own IT guy and you have become my professor! 👨🏻🎓
Next time answer and whisper yet panic voice. I'm glad you finally called me back. I need help. There's blood everywhere and I need help getting rid of all the body's. I hear click and I'm pretty sure that I've been added to their DO NOT CALL LIST 😆😆.
Hahaha!
Don't use an Admin account for day to day actions.
true story
If they see my bank balance, they will be disappointed lol
Thank you so much for the work that you are doing here!!! Just shared with family members! Do you have any videos on key loggers, how to find out about one on an iPhone specifically…?
I love the calls re: my "new Medicare card". I always say "oh yes! I got it yrsyerday! thank you so much! for some reason they hang up!
Yeah. This is how. Someone came here to a mom and a minor child home . Now that person ain't gonna say what their reasons are,but once in they can use my electronics even my phone right from their phone. It's called paring and when in doing that they have access to insurance account, emails, contacts, and so fourth. It has and still is going on.
I had a local American who was scamming people and was wanting to collect bond money to keep you out of jail. He’d tell you there was a warrant out for your arrest, so time was of the essence. Also not to hang up on him and drive to the courthouse where he’d accept payment outside of the courthouse.
Yes, I constant scams. I went into legit phone carrier to sign up for phone line. They asked for IDs then they acted like a scammers. Oh we had to send you to security levels then I asked that I never have any problem with anything. Since then hackers using my information and problems keep adding on. My point is caution with your IDs driver license and Credit cards.
Never give that info out unless it's 100 percent legit. Meaning, even if you have 1 tenth of 1 percent of doubt, don't cooperate!
Thanks, sharing this with my parents.
Jim Browning and Scambaiter r the GOATS 🐐 in Scambaiting.
Common sense!! Don't open pop ups or unknown emails asking for up grades or services you don't even have!!!
They aren't targeting you. They are targeting those who are mainly elderly who are not so tech savvy. Have a heart dude
I love the scammer busters!!!
Go ahead and try. All and any of them. I have told all my family and client base NEVER to call any pop-ups no matter what they say.
Wait for the official letter in the MAIL.
They tried that with me but I don't have a table top computer. Now if I don't know the number on my phones I don't answer it.
Can you go after the Craigslist scammers wanting sellers to send voice code or email. Let’s get them off the innocent
If they can't speak clear english, that's my sign
So if English is not someone's first language you automatically assume they are scammers. Wow.. Just wow
Excellent vid - thanks.
So much evil in the world today. 🥺
This is why I won't start an Amazon account. Businesses need to do more to stop things like this from happening because it costs them in the end.
The name of it was literally, "ANY desk"..... no, thank you! 😂
Should you ever click on a email that seems to say you purchased something, at a store, (which you had a credit card for, but haven't used in over 20 years)...and you know you haven't gone there to get anything in years,...on the one hand, I would want to fix the issue, but on the other hand it could be a trap to infect my phone or computer, what's your advice?
I had a guy from India and he was very hard to understand. He actually had me type in codes to get into your computer. THE GUY COULD SEE ME. I saw my camera was on. We were taken and I swear, it took months to detangle it.
I don't know much about the "inspect" feature in the browser however, it seems to be perfect for scammers. 🤔🤨
Has anyone just said 'thanks for the hundred thousand dollars, I'm gonna go shopping right now, bye!"
Mostly people from EU and India
Nice work liron
They do the same thing with remote access apps on your phone. Share this with seniors in your life, they fall victim so often!
What i don't understand is why if you have all of their information are these scammers not being prosecuted?? Please explain. Thank you as always for what you do! Bless you!🙏💜✝️💜
Because these guys are invariably located in India where the police are corrupt and there is generally no interest in stopping criminals from fleecing people in the West.
Don’t answer any unknown numbers- if it’s important they’ll leave a message.
Great content. Thanks
I love answering these calls! Because they never get what they want. But a giant waste of their time
What are gift cards? Never heard of them in UK.
I always call the main branch rather then numbers give in email or text messages. That's how I know who to report.
First of all if the call Center sounds like South Asia, Red Flag 🚩 Number 1.
It’s simple: If you don’t know the number, don’t answer it!!! Teach your non-savvy family members/friends to do the same thing. If it’s legit a message will be left that will make sense. If a message is left and doesn’t make sense, just delete and ignore.
and your tips are worth every penny! - Thanks
The Phone company won't call you, the power company won't call you, the bank won't call you, the government won't call you, just don't answer the phone.
if the person has an accent hangup
Exactly. The entire world should have English as their first language and have the same accent as you. 🤦🤦🤦
How the heck can people fall for this?
I have been watching Kitboga since the beginning!
It is not us who are vulnerable to these scum buckets, but the old and less technically sophisticated, it always surprises me just how many people are taken in.
good vid, haha but I'm the grandad, but I have to tell them not to get caught out by these scams
Just don't answer to anything of messages you don't know. Scammers are out.
Thank you for sharing. They may tell the victims to wire funds, send funds (cash) via FedEx or deposit cache in Bitcoin machine
On the News tonight they said Australians have lost billions this year to continuous scams. On average we get several attacks per week. Some have lost more than a million. Dating scams rate high, refund scams, impostors...
Eso es TODO - That's what I'm Talkin 'Bout 👍
Too many red flags to count.
"Access to your computer" and "need you to download" and don't fall for it.
Thanks for the video.
Thank you for hanging out here 👍
Liron can you tell me how to get rid of hackers off my PC don't know what went wrong
If there not in my contacts my phone blocked them I get no calls from them any more
Thanks for your video
Most welcome
Thank you.
Also watch out for Indian speaking reps
Please do a video on access to remote jobs that are scamming people.
I watch scams and won't fall for this (I hope). Thank you for the warning.
I'm amazed at the number of scammers, they are on nearly all websites.😡
good video but don't forget the scammer sometimes transfer money from your savings to your chequing to make it look like you received money when you didn't
true - some banks have started to double check with clients that they indeed wanted to make inter account transfers. But yes - good point to keep a look out for
not even i myself can log onto my bank account. i deliberately set it up that way.
My parents and my grandparents are all dead, so I guess that makes me the grandpa. And I might be unique among my peers in believing that no one from the Internet is ever going to show up at my door with an arrest warrant. And if you're the CIA, and are so bored that you have to look in my underwear drawer; well, I feel for ya, but I still ain't worried about ya!
Thank you 😬 - for pigeonholing grandmothers. I am one and I’m more tech savvy and interested in this kind of stuff than my grandchildren. 😡
Congrats. Doesn't change the stats that most people who are taken advantage off are non-tech savvy older people. Facts are facts. You aren't one. Awesome. 👍
@@LironSegev I can’t argue with that. However experience, common sense and not rushing into something might increase with age (up to a certain point) and there are plenty of red flags here which have nothing to do with tech knowledge. In my experience, older people tend to be more distrustful of doing anything online, even things that are perfectly normal and safe.
Thank you sooo much 😘
T.y for the tips appreciate you
basicly if you pick up the phone and someone asks an question relating your bank (prefer an indian acsent ) you know you are scammed. still im amazed there are so manny dumb people who are letting themselfs being scammed. just check your sources , and if there is anny doubt just call your bank.
and yes pardon my english
I don't get these scammers.