Faking GMail support
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- Опубликовано: 18 мар 2019
- Scammers at D3BK Webservices in Noida India (d3bk.in) have managed to get their fake adverts right at the top of Google's search engine and they are making a fortune by scamming innocent callers.
This video shows how their scam works and how they manage to get their website and phone number at the top of Google's search results.
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We can stop all scammers by removing notepad from windows 7
h e n r y g i l s o n lmao
They can still install another notepad. Plus what about the coders?
Windows 10 has Notepad mind you :P
@@ibrahimimran5318 We can use notepad ++
Kidding? I'm using it all the time, like to make this comment I first compose it in Notepad and then paste it in. Ditto other discussion forums. Then if the website fouls it up or swallows it without trace (it happens), I still have the text to make a second attempt, or try later.
"Mexican means someone from Mexico"
*Speech 100*
MAXICO lol
"Exactly right, Joe!"
@BartJ583 If someone who's in Mexico is a Mexican, than would that mean a German couple going there for their honeymoon are temporarily Mexicans as well? 😜
Lots of Indians use "means" as a filler word. They aren't actually trying to define what it means...they are just using that as a connector word to get to the next thing they need to say because they're interpreting the English in their head. We would say "you know" or "like". Because the person he was talking to hesitated, he thought he needed to interpret what he had said.
@BartJ583 No, you misunderstand my meaning; he should NOT have said "someone in Mexico", that is my point. Saying someone in Mexico is therefore a Mexican is false. Someone FROM Mexico is a Mexican is the correct phrase here.
"there's a problem with my iPad" "okay let's see if we can solve your problem on your laptop"
@꧁IamFoxlover꧂ indeed
Lol it’s amazing
"Ive lost my car keys" "okay sir, lets see if we can solve your problem on your laptop" q:
I lost my family
“Ok sir lets see if we can fix the problem on your computer”
I GOT IT TO
1k
Indian scammer: "my name is Mike - uh - Johnson"
UK victim: "aye mate, my name is Bawdeep. Ramitin Bawdeep."
;)
Ramitin Bawdeep = ram it in ball deep, for those who didn't get the Scottish reference
Hello my name is teribaab
Aye mate, my name is Terry Maki Choo.
mehazad rahman , not as bad as what the scammers are doing.
"I can't explain why, but you need to pay us" - these scammers
Sounds about right
lmao
how to summarize every scam in the world
sounds legit, init
@@Kio_186 some scams at least look/sound semi legit. These pajeets are just brain dead.
"it's not worth it, I'll register a new email"
scammer: No but your device is infected as well.
"it's not worth it too, I'll get a new device"
LMAO
No, your home is infected as well
@Mohd Hassan "It's not worth it, I'm gonna end your entire career then"
@@AbhineetKelley No, but your life is infected too.
@@vhan87 they'd not be wrong there
@@vhan87 "it's not worth it i'll get a new life"
This video saved my 73 year old father from getting scammed here in the US. Thank you Jim.
The funny thing is, if scammers put this much time and effort into something productive, they could be legitimately successful smh
@@venomoussloth5092 I once got a call from "Bill Gaterson"
Effort? No effort goes into this hence why they do it
Mr. Chair that’s right hilarious that is
@@venomoussloth5092 ohk, so OK I'm "Mike Johnson The IV" today.
Would it still be a scam if they actually sold you something called “lifetime total warranty completely secure IP address ultimate protection package”🤔
"Mike Johnson." He'd be hard to track down because of the thousands of Mike Johnsons born and raised in India every year.
Lmao
It would be worse if he said he was Howard Johnson, of the hotel chain. LMAO 🇨🇦💞😅👍🤣😂
@@mountainview7971 I only know Tim Horton's.
Every minute every second
I don't get why someone who is so obviously Indian pretends to have an Anglo name.
5:24
"Mexican means someone from Mexico"
I lost it at this point
@@bletheringfool Yeah. Build a firewall!
To be fair to him, I had no clue what he said until he said 'someone from Mexico'. I heard a 'Maxicon IP address', and I was thinking 'Well, you're giving up the game early there'.
@@secretsquirrel5439 lmfaoo
Me too idk how Jim keeps his cool and not laugh
The scammers’s accent is so thick i thought he was saying maxicon
"Can I take your name sir?"
"Yeah it's David O'Reilly"
...dAviD rAllY
K
No David? OhReally?
Auto Parts
I was waiting for somebody in the comments to catch it lol
@@George83_Thomas omg the distress picturing that ad lmao
I cringe everytime when they mention "server" in the middle of nowhere.
It’s so annoying, but so many technology illiterate person thinks there this magic server that fixes everything
yup - all of Gmail operates off ONE server
"SARver"
"Sour-War"
200th
You almost are the David Attenbourough of scammers
-soothing voice ✅
-Educational ✅
-Fun to watch ✅
-Shows footage of the animal in its natural habitat ✅
-Shows footage of an animal attempting a "hunt" ✅
-Says "And here we see the (_________) In its natural habitat ❌
@@JimBrowning and "wait a moment" ruclips.net/video/P9-SUS1j1vE/видео.html
@@JimBrowning and "click on run"
@@JimBrowning The Wild Nigerian Scammer has a tendency to say "listen!" at least every ten seconds.
(In david attenborough voice) and here we have the pack hunter scammerealous they r cunning and prey on the weakest, but generally not very clever and when they meet a stronger member of a herd or stronger individual will falter and back off to try again another day... unfortunately there numbers are vast and hence why they are seen lot.... but if you keep your wits you can always prevail...
Put missing words into this example:
"And here we see the (_________) in its natural habitat"
A.Scammers B.Memes C.gay robots
"In which device are you using the IPad?". 😂
my kindle
my virtualbox
Tv
spaceship
Fridge
when he said that the IP was from mexico i would’ve been like “yeah that’s me? i live in Mexico?” because i wanna know what bs they would’ve come up with afterwards 😂😂
It's a UK support line, I presume they only use it to talk to UK people
@@bayanresenski2230 no my grandma called them but i told her to hang up and it was a scammer we in america
“I can tell you I don't have money. But what I do have are a very particular set of skills, skills I have acquired over a very long career, skills that make me a nightmare for people like you. “
I will find you... and I will send you images of blobfish
"My name is Mike Johnson" *Proceeds to speak with Indian accent*
That alone is a red flag
That's nothing I had one called Charles Norris I almost fell off my chair.
Well sadly a lot of real customer support services are located in India, and they also have to claim to be based in America or the UK.
He was Sam at the start of the conversation
Actually its common for tech support overseas to use names like this, even for legitimate tech support. Its just easier for the person on the phone to say their name and remember it. Otherwise it can make them feel unconformable trying to say their real name over the phone, wasting time repeatingly asking what their name is again.
@@farendor4780 I spoke to a scammer one time that claimed he was "Bruce Banner" and I told him I was Tony Stark. I think that was also the same call where I got called the n-word because I "sounded poor."
Seeing him misspell "O'Reilly" three times and not being able to correct him must have been infuriating.
considering it[without the 'O] is my last name, it did feel half personal half amusing seeing that ;]
Yeah being an O'Reilly myself I find the lack of a ' a bit frustrating as that happens with me all of the time :)
O O orelley, auto-parts YOW
o rlly
*My name is Mike Johnson, Mike Johnson is my name.*
Rakesh - 2019
😂😂😂 The fact that you used a very Indian name makes it even more funnier. ( i hope you get what i'm saying)
I thought he was trying to say “Johnston”. Maybe he was deciding?😂
Puran 2020
Suresh 2020
Rakesh (1998-2019) Now. 😂
sounds like the beginning to a rap
Anyone else notice the ‘senior technician’ was firstly named “Sam”, but at 10:45 his name changes to “Mike Johnson”? 😂
Yup noticed! That’s when I knew it was a scam!
@@avian946 The title, "Faking Gmail Support" didn't tip you off?
StandingWind Productions really!?! No I hadn’t noticed what I clicked on 🤔🙄
Sam said he “transferred” Jim abd “transferred” him to mike
Corey Uren 😂 Lol “Tecknee-shun”!
As an Indian, I feel quite embarrassed after hearing all these .
Then move to other eles to live
I work at a restaurant and I got a call from these pricks, I just acted like he wanted to order some food 😂, gujrat... sorry I mean Chris's was quite upset
It’s not your fault dude
Yeah don't feel embarrassed about that, not all 1.5 billion Indian are scammer and not all scammer are indians. People saying otherwise are just making up racist cliché. India have good and bad side like every other country or people. Cheers :)
@@PeterPaul175 as if actual ceo of microsoft is an indian
"Please sir, kindly give me a minute to ask my fellow scammer how to install the TeamViewer on iPad ok?"
These videos make me feel so guilty. Before I knew about these scams, my mom asked me to look up Microsoft support back when Hotmail was a big thing cause she lost her password. I gave her the first number that showed up. She called and they did the classic event viewer trick and at the time I had no idea what it was. They were going to charge her $200 and asked for her credit card. She didn't 100% trust them so she said it's not with her right now. They said they can start to remove the virus/malware now and she can provide it later. She said ok and they said to keep her pc on and call back when she gets the card. We stood there and watched them do a bunch of cmd things that probably weren't doing anything other than showing information. I had a bad feeling about it from the start. My gut told me that something isn't right here. My mom said I don't like this and I said neither do I. We decided to unplug the computer. They called back and we never answered. Thank god we knew something wasn't right otherwise she would of be scammed $200 or more. The reason they make me feel guilty is that although it didn't happen, it was very close and I was the one who gave her the number.
Since I began watching Jim Browning's videos the most glaring truth is that:
1] Jim has shown that scams could be *significantly reduced with little effort*
2] Jim has also shown that the people *responsible* for defending the public are either:
*lazy, vocationally impotent, and/or corrupt and benefiting from these $cam$*
Especially the 'authorities' in India
-Irrationally opposed to the idea of fighting scams
and of course the classic:
-Victim in denial refusing help
Scammer: (Looks at blank notepad) Someone from Mexico is hacking your email.
We need to build a fire wall.. It will be the biggest firewall the world has ever seen, and the Mexican technicians are going to pay for it.
Khaisz lol
Its maxico
Joke bwt
@@xavierrose8208 This just in: Mexico technicians are definitely not paying for the wall...
From Mexico, well then just build a wall. Lol
"Mexican means there is someone from Mexico." - Mike Johnson 2019
The Phantom Safety Pin Mike "Sam" Johnson
Akash Singh 2019
"Mexican means there is someone from Mexico." - Mike Johnson/Sam 2019
I guess you meant Maxican
AKA "Sam"
The fact these scammers say "O.K" after every single sentence is just the most annoying thing to hear, ever.
“Right? Okay? Just do one thing, just do one thing”
"I didn't expect it to cost anything."
"No one expects it sir, no one."
You're really good at acting clueless hah, love your videos my dude
Damn. Quit robocraft and started watching these. Good choice.
lol
edit: no i dont
You got some good taste in videos Grom. :)
better acting skills than this guys memory. says his name is sam. then later calls himself "mike johnson".
his voice also matched too, pretty convincing.
Indian Scammer: Hello sir, my name is Sam
Me: 'ello guvna, my name is Rajit.
Bruh moment
Tbh, Sam is honestly a believable Indian name - my wife’s boss is named Sameer and goes by Sam. 🤷🏼♂️
@@chrayez Fair enough. I was wondering earlier if it wasn't as strange as I'd initially thought. Steve, Dave, or Simon might be a bit more out there.
There are actually quite a lot of Indians in the UK, like, over a million.
Indian Scammer: Hello sir, my name is S(c)am
When my dad gets random scammer calls he tries to sell the scammers his watch until they hang up. Haha
_i like this dad-person_
just imagine how awkward would it be if he succeeded in selling one😭😂
😂😂😂😂 whatta great dad 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤
@@pls_ffs But then you can ask them to pay with Google Play cards.
@@c_n_b fUlL pRoOf plan👀😂
the way he says "sorvor"
Sarvar😂
"My name is David O'Reilly"
>david rally
proceeds to correct it to reilley
@@Cadium_CG It is a real image. You'll just have to trust me though lmao, I no longer remember the instagam account that it comes from.
Ooh you play nr2003
O'really? 🤣😂😅👍🇨🇦
Oh oh oh oh O'reilly
autoparts
WOW
You would have thought Google would be able to stop fake adverts about their own product appearing in their own search engine! Keep up the good work!!
Indicative of how slow/disinterested tech companies are to take action that's lead to calls nationally for them to take a bit more responsibility maybe.
They pay good money for those ads, so Google doesn't care.
@@rars0n but this isn't AdWords, it's the Google algorithm?
@@chriscattell6550 Nope, that's appearing above the actual search results. That's an ad.
Edit: Wait, I think I'm wrong. Google does this with legitimate search results sometimes, usually ones near the very top. So more than likely this isn't an ad, it's just SEO.
@@rars0n Indeed, he explains it at the end of the video. Quite usefull actually!
"my name is Mike Johnson"
Me: didn't u introduced urself as Sam?
He is Mike same johnson
That was his real name. Mike Johnson is his stage name
He pronounced it as sham 🙄
20:13 - Can we stop for a little while and appreciate how terribly that Dell logo is placed.
"Mexican means someone from Mexico" - Most intelligent scammer 2019
Clap Clap
Until then i was under the assumption Mexicans came from France
I always thought it was someone from Canada
*Intelligence 100%*
Wait so english people are from england?
“Mexican means someone from Mexico”
Damn This guy knows his stuff 🥴
Am sorry sir but i can see the red flag on your comment, could you send me the gift cards? 😁
@@Eisenwulf666 CRITICAL WARNING FROM MICROSOFT
all the sapiosexuals are screaming rn
🥴🥴🥴🥴yeeees yeeees MEPMEPMEPMEPMEPMEP OOOOOOOHHH🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴 Another, activist Mcguire, activist, yeeeeesss MEPMEPMEPMEPMEPMEP
In India they are big brain
Never accept calls never phone anyone never respond to emails,, that was my philosophy but in business it has backfired bismally 😉👍
Scammer: Does scammy things
Jim: I am four parallel universes ahead of you
I 100% guarantee no human with that accent will ever be named Mike Johnson.
well my name is iulian but everyone else thinks is julian, sooo
Huey Cox
Maybe his name is Maik Jansin?
I know right it's so obvious that's not his name! His name is actually Misaki Yamamoto
Some Chinese people are giving their kids weird "English/American" names these days.
Mexican IP? Quick, we need to build a FireWall!
ha
A beautiful firewall.
Zyrawrcious I dislike you immensely
@@dadeee7776 Why?🤷♂️
😂
I remember getting a Microsoft error pop up on my laptop once. I suspiciously called a number given and a woman answered.
The first thing she asked was “what were you doing on your laptop before this happened “
And somehow I remembered these videos and I was very suspicious. I listened a bit more and when she told me to get a target gift card I 100% knew it was a scam so I spent the rest of the call asking her questions and doubting her request to get a gift card n she eventually hung up 💀😂
I love how he keeps talking calmly to the scammer and act like he’s actually being scammed. Love your videos keep up with good work!
Favorite part
Scammer: what is your last name again sir?
Jim:O’Reilly
Result: rellley
I lost it when that happened!
Lol
O RLY?
@@LiterallyAllNamesAreTaken when you are from the states we use
Month day year ie: 5/23/53
@@LiterallyAllNamesAreTaken Good comment? I guess?
I used to do tech support for Comcast. We did not connect to a persons computer to fix their problems. We had a set of steps that we walked people through over the phone without remotely accessing the customers computer.
The only time we connected with anything, it was to configure a router which was rare. Even then, we never had to use customer info because we were at the head end of the connection. We also never went into customers computers, just worked on the router.
It took a lot of tech savvy and communication skills do it.
Yes back in early 2000, today it's normal with remote support.
BK007 not outside of in company tech support, asaik.
@@bardo0007 nah, no professional and legit company does that
I used to work for Uber eats support and we never needed to connect to anything even if doing a refund we used the information on the system and never asked customers for any financial information
Even tho it is a safe way to solve the problems in theory, I bet that it's a pain in the ass in practice.
I just imagine having a older person on the line without any tech experience and maybe bad hearing and you have to explain him everything and trust his actions to click everything you told him to.
But I guess yall are trained for that and act professionally if the person on the line made a mistake.
It still wouldn't be a job for me, cause my patience is not existing xD
Up until now, I always thought Mexican means someone from Nicaragua. Thanks for the wisdom, Mike Johnston.
My man Mike Johnson, rockin the Indian accent like its no bodys business.
Sadly that's not even an Indian accent, he is doing another accent but only god knows what is that. Definitely not Indian accent.
He was sam in the beginning
@@sujothedork Its indian, I'm indian I know many people who talk like that.
Not all Indians talk that way..
@Ajainthen Thillaivalavan rasist
Note £99 is £1 less than the minimum amount a credit card company in the UK would give protection to this kind of racket.
It's a racket so there shouldn't be a minimum amount
@@centho8354 Sadly that's correct, CC protection doesn't kick in below £100 in any circumstance; when I was scammed (not this sort of scam BTW), I only got my money back (£99.95) because trading standards took the crooks to court.
@@cambridgemart2075 In France I believe that if you get scammed for like €50 they will refund you and automatically block you card and send a new one in less than a week
Always pay them £100
In America here. Few years back my bank card got compromised. My bank (USAA) called me a few minutes after the $1 charge. The group did some kind of a test charge and my bank had me pull cash out, shut the card down, and refunded any questionable transaction. Anyways, it's funny how different it is from country to country.
3:00 it would be HILARIOUS if he just told the scammer: "hey, you typed that wrong."
-NANI?
and then just remoted in and spelled it right and said
"That's how it's spelled"
He probably mistyped because king crimson erased time.
@@zacharyzamarripa8438 killer queen has already touched the reply button.
It’s been weeks since I found this channel because I was using RUclips for studying to change careers into IT.
my beards grown out, my kids barely recognize me anymore. My wife thinks I’m cheating.
But I’ve made my way this far back, just checking in to say you’re my damn hero. Your composure to sit and observe instead of always intervening or exposing yourself is legendary. The fact they all scam in similar ways with similar scripts is just insane.
Is there a known time period when this started blowing up so much? Or was it always this bad with these scammers since the creation of the World Wide Web?
He got the name wrong even the third time, I can't bare it.
Jim, while I enjoy watching some of the scambaiters who post videos to RUclips, yours are by far the best videos dealing with scammers, not only because they're so informative and well-edited, but also because you go above and beyond most of the other people who are basically just having a laugh or just trying to waste their time. You're on another level, putting a spotlight on these scam companies and exposing them. Thank you very much for this, it is much appreciated. I share links to your videos as often as possible to try to educate people on these scams, nobody does it better than you.
I agree about his videos being informative. He goes into great detail about how various scams work and I like how he pauses at various points of his recordings to explain what's going on.
Exactly.
yes! i especially love it when he shows us them scamming other people and then warns the person getting scammed or returns their money.
Did anyone notice that Sam changed his name to mike johnson halfway through? 😂🤣
Yep! I was waiting for him to say that xD
Well its 2019, They can change their names mid through if they want to.
Joachim Prinsloo yeah thought i was the only one to notice hahah
Yup me too
@@gururue5996 yeah keeping one name is so 2018
You Sir are my Hero. Years ago I was scammed into over paying by 3,000 dollars for a computer that was only worth maybe 200 dollars at the time. By the time I found out I was ripped off it was to late and couldn't get my money back. Since that day I've been on a mission for the last 20 years learning how to fix computers and electronics and helping other people not get scammed by fraudulent computer shops by trying to make people pay outrageous amounts for products and services they do not need. Thank You again for All the Good you are doing trying to help people.
The sound of desperation in his voice when you changed your mind to not go ahead is lovely!
The technobabble is absurd. He consulted the "server" and found a Mexican in my iPad? My IP address is infected. So is he going to give an antibiotic to a number? So if I use my iPad somewhere else will their IP address get infected too, or does my IP address travel with me for life (something they've claimed). If I go to Canada, does the Mexican in my iPad need travel documents too? Wait, I have family in Mexico. Is it them? Don't worry sir, this is all safe and secure, and the fixation is for a lifetime on all of your dewices.
That technobabble may just be enough to convince someone who isn't highly knowledgeable about phones and/or computers and isn't aware of tech support scams.
He also claimed to be able to determine it was a Dell PC that had connected from Mexico! I wasn't aware MAC addresses were visible outside of a LAN!
Benjamin Velez: which is why it’s a multimillion dollar industry.
CambridgeMart: Dell still exists? ;-)
@@Bob-jm8kl Lol.
I kept hearing "starboard" or "star wars" whenever they say "server"
Scammer: asks if he can access to a computer.
Jim: I've got an iPad.
**Outstanding move**
SNEAK 100
Jim -"I have a problem with my Email"
Scammer - "what is your problem with your Gmail?"
Jim never mentioned Gmail, nice one scammer
Imagine how scared they would be if you mentioned that they spelled your email wrong after he typed it.
He should've said that
I'm just visualizing his head bobbling back and forth as he says "No problem sir ..."
😂
Wow what a coincident, I've also left the same comment on a few other sites!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Why do they do that ?
It always puzzles me why Indian tech support scammers insist on using western names, but never actually try to mask their accent.
Cause it seems they are not even smart in their own game in fooling others, but rather make a fool of themselves.
One of the running patterns in the scamming underworld is often the deliberate usage of bad grammar/punctuation, dodgy names, and otherwise obvious red flags. All this to weed out all the people smart enough to not proceed with the scam. They don't want the people who notice stupid things, they want the elderly, the naive, the uneducated and the careless. On my corporate e-mail I see hundreds of scam and spam messages every day, every now and then accountants drop by to ask if the invoice message we got is legit. A message sent by (supposedly) female sales rep who interchangeably uses male and female pronouns, misspelled company name, misplaced comas and periods. Every now and then you might think the accountants deserve to get hacked for being this stupid, but then again they're in it for the pdf file so they can book it - they never cared about IT, social engineering and how it all can be exploited. So... western name but Indian accent? Whoever falls for that is someone they see most fit to exploit.
@@mac1991seth Actually you're right. I would think they would want to appear as genuine and official was possible but thinking about it and some of the scam emails I get at work, they are always laughably horrible, but to someone who would fall for the scam it wouldn't seem like much. Hot good take
They're hunting for rich octogenarians. Even grandpa Pat knows better than to let Dineshkumar have control of his computer.
@@TheZigzagman haha yeah
jim: i have access to the pcs owned by these scammers
me, after binging jim's videos all day: of course you do
I cannot thank you enough for bringing awareness of these scams to our attention. Great job.
Scammers:Okay so first you need to do this... *Opens application to control his computer*
Jim:You've triggered my trap card!
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@@imdone8243 Mhm, may it stay like this until someone makes it 70.
I see you are a man of culture
I wouldn't have been able to resist the temptation of blowing that guy's mind into the stratosphere
"o-r-e-i-l-l-y... no no, that's all wrong, you missed the i and added an e!"
Or spelled O'Really. Roflmao
Noo. It is riley, as in riley reid u uncultured swines
It would've been *hilarious* if he just took control of his computer and said "THAT'S how you spell it"
“Mexican means someone from Mexico”
Thanks, I didn’t know that
Same
When the guy said his name was Sam it sounded like Spam
Thoufht it sounded like scam
Ahhhhh these guys, my mother almost got scammed by them but luckily I overheard her calling with them and I managed to convince it was a scam
You my friend, is a hero
Nono mom his names not mike it’s rakiesh he’s not American he speaks the habibi
@@cormey8772 that's arabic
Mr. Chair I know and I don’t care
@@cormey8772 then why are you talking about things you don't even care about? If you don't care then why say it?
"My name is M..Mike... Johnson."
SURE IT IS BUDDY 😂
Like I'm queen Victoria. Lol
I do believe he said "Johnston" on his first attempt.
Ikr
That's the most British name ever Mike 🤣
Lmao
Jim: "Hello, I already have access to the scammer's PCs..."
"my ipad doesn't work"
"ok i'm gonna try to fix it on your laptop"
*seems legit*
My grandmother benefitted greatly from your videos - as an idea, you should show examples at how real, authentic technicians actually would solve the issues.
Keep up the great word.
Thomas TheTrain69 why so hissy fissy? Did you wake up on the wrong side of the bed today?
@@zacoman2225 nO wHatbIs Ya Peődbn?7
@@jigalowjared Well you got your attention as you want. What's next?
@@jigalowjared Never seen a more successful troll lmao, so many people triggered at once.
@@jigalowjared
Gr8 b8 m8
_[In an Indian accent]_
"My name is Mike Johnson"
"can i get a Habibi Dakisha for 300, Alex?"
I think pajit
I wonder how they would react if Jim Browning introduced himself with a really Indian-sounding fake name like Ravi Padagavakaj. :D
"My name is Mike Johnston, Mike Johnston is my name." GTFO Rakesh Patel 😂😂😂
LMAO gets me every time.
I would trust them more if they actually gave me an Indian name.
“I’ve never shared my password” Jim: but I have shared yours lol
Scam baiting is funny. But Jim Browning takes this to the next level. This is actual takedown stuff. So great
David RALLY, ok?
David ORelley, ok?
Maxican IP, someone from Maxico, ok?
There are hackers who are trying to connect to your internet and steal money, ok?
Hello fellow chungus
Hey I also have the same chungus pfp on discord!
Hey Jim, Love your work, Keep saving people from these guys!
Hey Jim, I've been binge watching your videos and love em. I have a quick suggestion. Please thumbs up if you like it guys, so he can see.
Why don't you make a scamming page or an email phishing scam, basically any method they use and instead of scamming you tell people quicky how scams work and how to never fall for them.
This way you literally teach the people who are most liable to get scammed.
ooooo this is a nice idea
So like a fake email that directs them to a real info page on scams?
Nice idea.
And get arrested for impersonation
Your channel is one of my favourites. It is always a real pleasure to follow you as you expose these repulsive scammers.
"I will assign this case to my Star War technician."
Darth Vader.
The dark side of the scam calls are a gateway to many abilities some considered to be unnatural
@@aryan7767 He became so manipulative. . . the only thing he was afraid of was losing his job, which eventually, of course, he did. Unfortunately, Jim Browning found out everything he knew, then got the call center raided. Amit never saw it coming.
exactly what I heard as well 😂
There's legitimately 250 Million "senior technischans" in India.
Tekneeshuns.
Tekonaitions
Those have read The Art of Computer Programming, all chapters in Sanskrete.
@Finkel-Funk......That's what a friend said about Polish "tradesmen" traveling around Europe. "Welders" who laid down welds that looked like chewing gum.
I opened notepad and got a free senior technician certification 😂
I really like that you have done this the way you did, called them and acted sceptical, and thereby showing more of their tactics and "script".
I wish Jim would use some names from the list Bart Simpson uses when he prank calls Moe Sizlack.
Allie Tabooger, Hugh Jass, or my favourite, Mr Hunt, first name Mike. 😎
The last one was from Porky's I think
And what about Al Coholic 😂😂😂
Or from Beavis and Butt-head:
Betty Humpter (with voice change software of course)😁
I'm not sure why you popped up on my home screen of RUclips as a recommended channel but holy fuck I'm glad you did I'm hooked on these videos already
Anytime that I listen to scammers talk, my eyes completely glaze over- BOY do they say a whole lot of nothing.
Genuinely thank you for what you do my good man.
this channel is like my own personal podcast that i listen to. Always satisfying to listen to the scammers being exposed the Jim Browning way
He's probably asking someone else for help when he goes silent for a few minutes at a time.
Still don’t understand why I need the Laptop tho
David Ralley 2019
ItsAme Miguel *Rally. Lol
2:42 I'd love to see their faces if you said, "Uh, you misspelled that."
Scammer: "I'm sorry, sir?"
Jim: "You misspelled my name."
Scammer: "I'm sorry, can you kindly give me your name again, sir?"
Jim: "O'Reilly. O-apostrophe-R-E... No, you did it again."
Scammer: "Did what, sir?"
Jim: "You misspelled my name. It's not Orelley. You're missing an i"
Scammer: "I'm missing an 'eye'? I don't understand sir. I have both my eyes. Where are you getting your information?"
Jim: "I'm looking over your shoulder, and you are misspelling my name."
Scammer: "Is this a joke, sir? Where are you getting your information?"
Jim: "I'm inside your building. I have a very particular set of skills. Skills I have acquired over a very long career. Skills that make me a nightmare for people like you..."
@TrenchantAtheist bossfight music starts playing, jim browning’s boss healthbar shows up
This deserves more up votes
@@lucaswhittaker6489 you say upvotes as if this is reddit and as if karma matters
ninjabellybutt no... jim doesn’t even have a health bar... 😏
more comments more upvotes! this is GOLD!
"That will cost you £99, sir, for the lifetime security of your email. And believe me, after that, your email will be safe". "These type of infection can affect your iPad aswell".
- Mike Johnson, 2019
lol
Its so obviously a scam. I mean, there must be scammers that do a better job right? This is just shoddy.
🤣🤣
I absolutely love how it puts you on hold immediately before the guy picks up the phone
You deserve a medal for your patience dealing with these low life rats. Your good work is saving a lot of people a hell of a lot of grief. I'm in total admiration.
You would think Google would try to avoid having these websites in the results, especially the ones using their product name
Made in Brazil well, of course they try. But it's a automated system, preventing this basically is impossible. Whatever system they use to rank websites, scammers will always find it and abuse it
@@samuvisser The thing is, no company should even be able to use the name of a google service to make an ad on google itself, they simply can block keywords, i doubt google would use a thirdy party company to advetise its own services on Google itself.
They have the ability to. I don't know why they don't do anything about it
@@samuvisser They can simply block those search combinations , link them to their proper support addresses, etc . Oh wait they don't have live support for free users so they don't care...
I am using internet since 90s and google has buried a lot of information when is for political reasons or their own interests.
In this case google simply don't care because they get paid for running those ads.
Even if you report them with all the evidence Google still won't do anything because you are just free user while scammers are their customers.
I really didn't expect a SEO lesson here.
Jim, you're doing amazing work. Than you.
Jim, you are a amazing human being… you’ve helped 1000s & 1000s of people all over the world. Helping them be aware & educating people that would never of known about how scammers work. THANK YOU ❤
They have a different number and website now. Got the same guy as you Jim 😂
Did you get there by accident or you wanted just to troll
@@i_maiko_i no just wanted to troll. Spoke to them for a bit and said someone was at the door and left them on mute. Hung up after 14 minutes 😂
@@ryanhindley174 Lol good job
@@tobiiias1793 What?
@@ryanhindley174 ups sry fail
ah yes, the Indian with the name "Mike Johnson" I believe it.
His parents were hippies. They had to have "exotic foreign" names.
@@QuixoteX yes, Mike Johnson....so exotic....
@@Noobnuker1 in India, maybe? :D
Don’t forget, his name was Sam at the beginning of the call.
What stupid names can we add. Michael Hunt, and others
I hope they found whoever was behind that Mexican IP. Mike Johnson has to be a level 3 technician by now and will get to the bottom of it
I’m a new fan. A few years ago I was scammed by someone who I thought could help me with a gmail problem...I lost $300 to these idiots. I won’t ever forget. I love watching you, Karl Rock, Perogie, scammerrevolts, and others. Everytime you bust one of these scammers it’s like poetic justice!! 🙏🏼Thank you so much and I wish you much love and peace ♥️✌🏼
Kathy