Losing* sorry to correct you but I see this mistake all the time. Even the president of the United States tweets it incorrectly and he’s meant to be leading by example. Spread the word. ‘Lose’ (to lose money) & ‘Loose’ (to loosen a knot I.e the opposite of tighten) So it should be .... losing £32k Not loosing (which would be to loosen) :) Merry Educatedmas
Yup. Too bad Jim doesn't get paid for this (well, indirectly through RUclips I suppose) It would be a better use of government funds than much of what they waste it on.
This guy is literally saving lives. My 73 year old uncle was scammed out of 30.000 euros a few years ago, much of his retirement savings. Eventhough he was completely healthy before, he died in his sleep 2 months after the scam from all the stress and worry. These scammers are beneath rats.
Its a salesmens technique very old. You get them to agree or say yes as many times as possible through the conversation so they are trained to say yes at the important times. In person they nod alot for same effect.
It always blows me away that the victims don't immediately figure out something is up once the scammer starts insisting that they need to lie to their bank about a wire transfer
these scams are designed with the understanding that they'll only work on very gullible people, these call centers send out thousands of calls a day knowing they'll get money out of a few people who will fall for it
When scams are viewed through the lens of a spectator, it always feels this way, keep in mind that these scammers target people who are not technologically fluent / gullible / too trusting. And on top of that there is a later of emotional manipulation, whether that is the fear of losing every cent you have ever worked for, or otherwise. (For example, a scammer telling an elderly woman (or scambaiter posing as one) that they remind them of their grandmother). AND they send out thousands of calls per day so even if only 5 people fall for the scam, the call centre will make 200-2000 each one.
@@updownbanana Unfortunately in many cases, even when a person suspects they might be being scammed, loss aversion is a powerful thing that the scammers will often employ when the victim starts to show skepticism. So a person doesn't have to be gullible to end up being scammed. Unfortunately I have a friend that learned that the hard way. But yeah, don't lie to your bank about what's going on. They can help you if you're honest about what's going on.
@vegetable man; "he's old now stupid"... Are you sure about that? Despite his life experience, he nearly got scammed outa $32,000. If at 91 you're trusting every single Indian accent on the phone asking for money, something's not right up there...
Probably the officials have been heavily bribe. Thats why its a scammer haven there. So it really is useless. The only way to take them down is by releasing this details to the press
That’s because they make around 600- 1000 calls everyday and thus their tone turns up like that. There is nothing Indian in it lol . Their accent turns up like that in few weeks.
@@shmeepshmeep9427 Even if his net worth was approaching a billion pounds he does not deserve to be scammed for 32000 and the scammer certainly doesn't deserve any moneynfor the "work" he is doing in his life
@@purpleturtle8841 "robin hood thing" isnt exactly scamming and stealing through deception, so you can earn some easy cash while others have to work twice as hard to make half the money.
Found your channel a week ago and been binge watching your videos. I sent this video to my fiancé as he works at Santander, he took it into work and the branch he works at watched it as part of their meeting. They also sent it to the other branch in the city to watch. It will hopefully help them so much to watch out for situations like this in their branches. Thank you xxx
0:39 Just take a second to really think about how the scammer is talking to the victim here. Knowingly about to devastate this man's life all while being all jokey and happy with him. That's not what you call a terrible person, that's truly a monster.
@@PaulVandersypen Then you are just as bad as the scammers. Most of these scammers in India don’t have a choice. India is a very populated country with a lot of poverty and a lack of well paid jobs. These scammers need these scams to get their commission so they can feed themselves and their family. So by just giving them death sentences rather than helping them out to stop them from scamming is shortsighted and deluded
@@FLAMEalan They always have a choice. Most of the tech giants legitimately have tech support centres in India because the cost of labour is so inexpensive. Plus, it has been shown that when offered legal jobs, the scammers never reply or follow through with the offered help. Maybe the struggle to feed families is real, but stealing, extorting, and ruining lives is not the solution. I stand by my opinion. Scammers should be eradicated. Would I like to see them turned into good, honest, people? Sure, but they don't want that. Does providing all the data on their crimes to cybercrime police do anything? No. That only leaves one solution. You don't like it, fine, but it is the *only* option left.
@@FLAMEalan On top of what I wrote below, your argument is nonsense. You are saying it is perfectly okay for criminals to be criminals because they are hungry? If that was remotely true, then jails around the world would be empty, or certainly far less populated. You are justifying crime, which makes your argument sound just as stupid as allowing these scum to live.
This reminds me of my 79 years old neighbor who live alone almost got scammed and was so stressed out he entered the hospital. I usually come over to his house to take care of his birds for him and he told me about about it so I was able to warn him about it. He almost drain his bank to pay for the supposed irs but thankfully didn't. He passed away 2 years ago and he gave his birds to me and donated all his possessions to charities.
I'm glad he had you to watch out for him. As an animal lover myself, it must have meant alot to know his birds were going to be in safe hands after he passed.
At times, it feels like I'm watching Animal Planet. "And here, the scammer in his natural habitat locks onto his new prey. He will spend the next twenty minutes attempting to feed. Little does he know, his plans are about to change"
Observe the predators as they move in for the attack. The male Common Bengali Scammer puts on his threat display. Savage and deadly, these "Scammers in the Mist "
@@dylanbinu10352 I kept thinking the same thing. That fake, cheap and especially mocking "kindness" he showed to the elder... unbelievably low and shameless.
Yeah its frustrating.. The fact that the 91 year old ACTUALLY worked for his money compared to "HeLlO i Am InDiAn TeCh SuPpOrT tHoMaS" just sitting on his ass rubbing his hands like "we boutta eat good"
@@MT-gc5xx Thats the point. They dont. So the old people think " Oh I dont know what that is and he says its bad wow he must have so much knowledge I can trust him"
God, it's so hard to listen to these damn scammer's voices sometimes because of the incessant use of 'OK?' and how much they repeat themselves! The repeating of the "I will coll you on your mobile fone" (missspelled intentionally to match pronounciation) made me grit my teeth and cringe my face off
Jim here in Canada they reported 3 centers were brought down and two I knew from your videos, so if you think what your doing is having no effect you are wrong and you are doing a world of good. They did not mention your youtube personally but two of three are ones you had all the intel onso I think someone at the RCMP watched your video and ran with it giving themselves all the credit, those of us who know better thank you sir!!
The scammers get arrested in a very public way, and close the location. However, they are never tried or convicted. Bribing police and judicial officers in India rarely costs even a few thousand dollars at most. The scammers make millions, and when caught, the police in India simply want a cut.
Um no... He "falls victim" to their scam enough to let them connect to his computer and the he does a reverse connection after the scammer gives up on him and then Jim has anonymous remote access and he watches the next scams because he has no power other than to grab info and report
@JOHN LYONS Jim Browning plays the victim ,scam baits these call centres, Only if ,and i say ONLY IF the teknishan connects to Jims computer remotely then IF the teknishan sureptishislee steals the file marked /Passwords/Bank.Login/Chase.bank and then transfers the file from jims computer to the scammer computer when the scammer opens the file marked "Jims Passwords and bank login" it is possible he has stupidly given jim browning a reverse connection and remote access to jim . If the scammer did not steal the password file and open it it would not happen . Jim then basically begins recording the scammers PC for weeks ,he does not sit there 24/7 watching as I would , I suggest you search for "scammer revolt" on youtube his videos show how a person "Could" attack a scammers PC ,you could also google "Nanocore "
The thing that hits the hardest in these videos is when Jim asks the victims whether it not they sent the scammers money. You can feel the emotion in his voice when he asks the question.
Earlier this week, I saw this happening in my local supermarket. I was putting away my purchases at the kiosk when the woman behind me put ten Amazon cards on the counter. Fortunately, the sales-woman was on the ball and asked if they were Christmas presents or had someone rung her and asked her to buy them. It transpired that she had the scammer on her mobile phone at that moment, and was terrified that he could overhear what was being said. She said that she had been run by someone claiming to be from the Inland Revenue and wanted payment for outstanding taxes which could most easily done using Amazon gift cards. What amazes me is that she was in her 50s and seemingly quite intelligent. She had fallen for the scammer's patter completely. She was appalled at how easily she had fallen into this trap. It was time for a hot, sweet cup of tea in café when she realised how close she had come to losing £1000.
I was taken for $85 once by a completely random homeless guy on the street. A good con man can suck you in with a convincing tale and get you totally under his control, like hypnosis. Now that I've experienced it first hand I am extremely grateful to those who interrupt such a scheme.
@Mike Rotch-Wreeks it's very easy to spin that in a way that would make it more believable. For example, the agent will fix you tax problem if you give him a small donation. Once you bought into the idea that you are actually in trouble, you would go through a lot to fix it.
@@arikb : Nope. I would never deal through an agent. I am hard-wired to regard agents as parasites, even if I belived that the agent was a genuine agent. And no respectable agent would ask for payment with Amazon cards. If HMRC/IRS want to deal with me they must deal directly, and show me the figures.
I love how you don't just stop at messing with the scammers, but you straight up go out of your way to stop them from scamming others. Truly admirable, good sir.
keep a low profile with these guys - they are not afraid of doing something illegal and immoral so how do you think they will treat a local person who wants to give them a hard time? they are already criminals likely they read these posts and videos to better their scams and read up on people's comments... I hope you haven't used your real name and picture... if you have remove the picture and change the name ... before they track you down... these people are being hurt by jim (hurt because he is stopping them getting money .. they don't care about the people they steal from ..). sadly as the authorities there seem reluctant to do anything about these, how do you think they will help you... at all....
My grandpa was 91 and suffering from dementia when he was scammed for over 20k. This was a painful video to watch - you did great work saving this chap and his money, but man, I wish anyone could've stepped in for grandpa.
There needs to be some kind of TV advert to educate these older people. This particular scam has like a million red flags in it. It's hard to imagine someone falling for it.
Education would help, but a lot of them would still fall for it. If a person has cognitive decline and gets confused easily in everyday life, even a bad scammer like this would be able to run circles around them.
@@randomnonsense2259 Definitely! My comment was meant as a counter to people who don't understand how anyone can be fooled by it. My dad is 73 and has a clear mind. Today he got a call from an unknown number, and he asked me to look it up. "I don't answer or call back unless I know who it is," he said. I was so relieved! It is easy to be scared/fooled by scammers, and awareness is the best defense. My dad's understanding of the threats out there means he's less likely to come into contact with them, and less likely to be fooled if they reach him. He'll do the grumpy old man thing instead, and tell them he doesn't want any!
@Good Ole Arky Gal How bizarre. I haven't watched a scam video for months and I watched Jim again 3 days ago, where he mentioned a couple of other RUclipsrs, Kitboga and scammer payback. So I've watched a lot of their stuff in the last 3 days and now I go and get a comment on a 4 month old Jim Browning video. It's almost like you knew what I was doing. You haven't hacked in to my computer have you? 😂 I agree, it is easy to fall for it. Especially with complicated issues like tech support. I had a situation about 12 years ago, where I typed my bank name in to Google and clicked on it, not realising that it had taken me to a scam copy of the bank page (now I know to check the URL). It asked for digits of my password to login as normal, which obviously failed. Then it said retry, but I didn't click on to the fact that they now asking for the alternative digits, which again failed, it then asked me to prove my identity by filling out my name and address. It all looked exactly the bank website at this point, so I didn't suspect anything. Fortunately the bank were already on to it and suspended my account in the back ground and explained what happened. If there had been public information adverts around that explained these things, I would have known what to check for. Either the government should do them or the banks/I.T. giants should do a collective advert.
It works, psychologically. It might also make the victim really angry at you, but if you get away with it (e.g. because the victim is out of their depth and in a mindset that has them thankful for any “help“ they get) it’s a really effective way of coaching them
Thank You for intercepting this scam Jim. I found it extremely appalling that scammers would target a 90 year old out of whatever money he had left to his name. There should be a special place in hell for those type of scammers.
I need to constantly remind me that having an Indian accent doesn’t automatically make you a scammer but these videos make it really hard for me. I used to work in a call center and my Mexican accent made it really difficult to make someone trust me, I can’t imagine how hard is for a legitimate Indian tech support agent to be trusted nowadays.
This is important. These monsters do not represent Indians as a whole and it's very important to remember the difference. I work at a legit tech support called center and our Indian branch cannot make outbound calls for this very reason and they hear INSANELY racist comments everyday.
It's so scary isn't it? My parents are in their 80s, and don't do much on the computer, and don't touch the internet at all - but they get scam calls all the damn time. They hang up on most of them, but my dad almost fell for a different one recently. They'd come door to door, and were trying to sell him on 'rendering' the outside of their house, claiming they would make it stronger and 'fix' subsidence (which the house isn't having a problem with). My dad was going to go through with it, at a cost of $15,000. He also wouldn't listen to me that it was a scam, and that a plastic coating sprayed onto brickwork isn't going to do a damn thing to foundations, but he was being stubborn. In the end I had to find the paperwork and call them behind his back, then put the fear of fucking god into them. I let them know that I knew it was a scam, had checked their website and reported them to Watchdog, and the better business bureau, and that I'd contact the police if they tried to prey on my elderly parents again. House never got rendered, they never got a penny. But it was so close!
My mother got a Social Security scam the other week. She told him he was full of sh*t, asked him where he was really calling from, and he hung up. Can't fool mama.
The Bank is keeping everyone's account information safe and that includes the scammers. The Scammers can NOT make any money if there were not so many IDIOTS out there. From the Bank's perspectives people are VOLUNTARILY moving money around. The Bank does CARE because the scammer is saying do NOT tell the Bankers anything because the bankers are hackers. Who would believe this nonsense from these scammers. What the hell??
I don't want to sound rude, but a 91 year old has probably few years left to live. It is more heartbreaking when a person with family looses everything
@@bardo0007 you dont know they have grandkids. And even so it's the old man that loses the money not them. I dont think it's better for an old person to be scammed than a younger person. But I dont think its necessarily worse? If someone loses everything after being fooled, that's terrible for everyone.
Jim, that 91 year old man has no idea what you have done for him, even though you explained it. The work you do is amazing and i applaud you,it is such a shame that people like you have to do this because it should not be happening and is so easily stopped. Keep up the amazing work.
I'm shocked the other bank wasn't interested in any information.. I was under the impression that banks were legally required to proactively investigate potential criminal activity (at least where I live)
After my first experience with a bank being particularly shitty (really stupid contract clauses and mobile banking issues up the ass) I just don’t really trust banks 🤷♂️
What are they gonna figure out when the dude is coached. I’d be insulted if my bank was questioning me. I do think that is stupid tho. From what I know banks don’t look at obviously legal funds. Hence he’s sending money not depositing it. Banks really only watch for money laundering as a legal requirement. Theoretically this is. It’s not beyond unusual for a bank to see transactions like this. 40k is a lot but not insane for the bank at all. I’ve had my grandparents wore me like 15-20k a couple of times for school. Not trying to sound like an ass. There are just many people with means and valid reasons to do things like this.
@@relser187 I respect your feelings about the trust. I think the shitty parts though are like your fault. Unless you got a lot of money no bank will ever care about you.
@tony smith You realize that these scammers feel justified in their thievery b/c they have a stereotype of Americans as rich and stupid. The amount of money these scammers steal is pretty good proof of it. But it's neither accurate nor fair to say that about ALL Americans! That's jacthing1 is saying. Just individuals, not entire races of people.
@tony smith You've been brainwashed by the right into thinking that calling out something that's /actually/ racist is bad. The /scammer/ sounds like a douchebag, the OP never said anything about an entire race. Joey, judging by the comment, also hates Arabs and Indians. It's called being /tolerant/ of people different to yourself. Spanish voices really grate on me, but I don't hate spanish people for that.
PON PON PATA PON I’m an Indian who’s living in the UAE, I guarantee you none of the people above have ever gone out of their country(Most probably the USA) so they don’t know anything about the outside world.
What’s more sad during this call you can hear many more people’s are engage in conversations with other victims 🤦♂️ We need more and more people like Jim saving wining hearts 🥇
That scammer was practically cackling at one point (when he was relaying the cover story about the "sister" and the "daughter"). I could hear it in his voice. And I also heard where he had to stop speaking a few times so that an overt cackle wouldn't slip out.
I don’t understand how people can have such a lack of guilt and shame to scam an elderly person. To me, it’s almost like scamming a child, and it’s especially evil when the person has dementia (my grandma has Alzheimer’s) The total lack of remorse in the scammers voice honestly makes me lose hope for humanity. Although I would still hate them, I would respect them a hell of a lot more if they had an unwritten rule to leave the elderly alone, but no, not only to they have no problem scamming the elderly, they actively target them. Legitimately makes me sick.
My grandmother's late husband was developing dementia for yearrs before it fully overtook him, and he was constantly bombarded by phone scammers. My grandmother was luckily retired so she would hear him start to give info and then stop him before he could have too much damage done. There were times where they got some money from them unfortunately.
Unfortunately, the elderly are the most likely to fall for these scams because of their age and lack of familiarity with computer systems. It sucks, but it makes what Jim does that much better.
you dont understand how a lot of the rest of the world thinks. there are many different mindsets out there that we dont ever get to experience (often). many people in third world countries (most of india is poor) have some very shitty mindsets that justify their behaviour. they simply justify their actions even if they know its shitty by some nonsensical reasoning such as "who cares if you scam an old person, they are going to die soon anyways" or "they are a waste of space" etc. there are MANY of these mindsets like this out there that we dont often experience where we live. and dont misunderstand me here, im not saying that this is for ALL people in third world countries, most people in third world countries have some of the biggest hearts youll ever see. but we live in a world of polar opposites. we have the best of the best and the worst of the worst everywhere, developed countries too (obviously).
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it just shows how these banks don't care about there accounts I would like to take all my money out and put in under the floor boards as that might be safer than using a bank :-) happy Christmas
Henri Hanninen: It may have something to do with how UK bank fraud liabilities are structured; in the US, bank customers generally have zero liability for most forms of fraud, so the banks here have a powerful incentive to set up robust fraud prevention and response measures- hence most US banks would likely accept the information (albeit without releasing anything to the third party fraud informant). It's possible that the threshold of fraud liability for UK banks is way lower, so that they would feel more comfortable in responding exactly the way TSB was reported to have acted.
@@abigailwildlife1322 Its not the population I was talking about, its the accent. I was born over 50 years ago in a European country, lived and grew up in Spain however... Here is the funny thing, when I speak Spanish you could not hear my original origin at all, and over the phone people spot me into a very specific country or portion of Spain. However, while in the US people place me as Cuban, or even Venezuela.... which is kind a funny but hey. Now when I speak English, you can clearly (still today) hear my original language out from behind the "English" curtain... nothing I can do or hide, its just how vocal cords work. I am neither timid about it, nor do I pretend or intend to hide my heritage at all (that would be silly). Now what I was saying is that how can someone who clearly knows (he should at least) that he has a very thick Indian accent pretend to be called Peter Garbo and located in California? Come on now... pretending someone to believe that is either brain dead or totally ignorant. The problem I have observed with scams of this kind is the 'pressure"... why you all think these guys talk fast, and put a lot of pressure onto the victim? Yes correct, have you ever thought clearly while under pressure? Being it at work, school, or in a car accident, you always miss important things and fail later on to clear them... except of cause you are a born skilled liar, that is the exception of cause. (sorry for the rant... it was a bit long)
what's even more unbelievable is how they even manage to communicate with old US geezers with their broken ass english and convince them of their elaborate scamming plans...you have to have a dementia or other mental issues to actually fall for what these vermin are selling in their unintelligible speech
Jim browning may God bless you for the work you are doing for us. I live in a nursing home and get calls weekly but thanks to you, Kitboga and Perogi I know not to fall for anything. 🌈💓💓👍🇨🇦
Walks into the branch. Customer "Id like to transfer £32,000" Staff "Did somebody phone you from BT?" Customer "Yes" Staff "HE KNOWS! THE JIGS UP, GET THE MONEY AND RUN!"
Banks actually do a lot of checks on big transactions when it’s the old and vulnerable. I’d like to think they wouldn’t have got there money anyway before Jim saved the day
@@CorridorJ I am reasonably sure they don't do nearly as good of a job as you are hoping, or else this scam would not work, and the scammers wouldn't use it.
@@homelessrobot I used to work for RBS in the fraud department, sadly it’s down to branch workers discretion if they feel the customer is being scammed or not. Sometimes it’s hard to speak to the people who are victims to fraud because the education around scams isn’t there. All customers need to be aware of is of money in their account suddenly dissapears (such as a bank member stealing) it’s on the bank and they’re entitled to a full refund
That's a 91 year old person, they've grown up in a different and more trusting time. This video is so upsetting and I'm glad these bastards are being named and shamed. How can anyone do this to anyone that's vulnerable?
I used to have an account with them. Was never scammed or anything but can confirm that their customer service is awful and very unhelpful, all well hidden behind an impenetrable wall of British politeness 🙄
Lloyds was uninterested in hearing about a scam involving laundering through one of their accounts? That's a pretty serious crime and the bank could be found negligent.
Don't know about the UK, but the US requires all bank workers to follow up on all reports no matter where they come from. Training emphasizes that any failure to do so will result in fines and/or jail time, no matter how ridiculous the report may sound. I've been through that *^&* training every six months since I started work 11 years ago, they definitely drill it into your head. And I don't even do accounts.
Sending so many blessings to you Jim. I know this case was a while back but it sadly continues with scammers infecting us with their presence. I’m glad Norman was safe. Thank you for all you do xx
Hello Jim. I found your channel recently and I am addicted to it. I am an Indian and I am really ashamed of these people. This video made me cry for the 91-year-old man. I wish my country's government could be more active regarding the scammers. I just want to say keep up the good work. With love from India
These lowlife spineless scammer's need to have their vocal cords ripped out so they can't lie to these poor people and ruin their lives! I love and appreciate what you do for the victims and exposing the scam's,GOD BLESS JIM!!
"alright?" "alright?""alright?" "alright?" "alright?" "alright?" "okay?" "okay?" "alright?" "alright?" "okay?" "alright?" "alright?" "alright?" "alright?" "okay?" I'm sorry Jim but I cannot get through this whole video.
well, it's with american videos. I get agressive if people abuse the word "like" "It's uh like uh like that plant which is like big and like wet and uh like...."
I got a phishing call the other day from a woman with an Indian accent and I was going to keep the on the line and mess with them but after EVERY sentence she was saying “HELLO SIR?”
Imagine losing your life savings to this scammers, Jim you're doing a noble job in saving a lot of people falling victims to this scams and not only that, you are opening our eyes to this cases, and with that knowledge we can also protect ourselves. More power to you and be bless
This is so weird. On one hand, watching these videos really damages my trust into people. On the other hand, Jim Browning is restoring that trust at the same time.
Whats disgusting is the "legitimate " companies involved with banking and processing payments of these crooks dont care to act. They stand to profit off of these scams as well.
I was scammed & I am college educated; but have had a brain injury & no longer can work. I am not even 60. I lost over 20k, from a “so called company or group” out of Arizona. I did report to FTC and Arizona Attorney Generals office. No help. Nearly everything I had. I need help! I haven’t slept well in a few years . The Bank was a Wells Fargo in my State. Transferred to A Wells Fargo in Arizona . When I realized it was a scam; Wells Fargo told me they couldn’t do anything or give me information about who’s account it was. HELP!!! No help from IC3, FTC or Attorneys General Office!
Dian I think he’s doing that cuz the victim is an elderly with probably hearing difficulties, and also repeat so they’d process it better, they’ve done this a lot the assholes :/
They don't teach spelling, punctuation, grammar and proper speech in schools today. They're too busy with social movements and political correctness, something families and churches should be guiding our children in. If the liberals wanted to make a difference, they should be campaigning to allow mothers to stay at home with their children the first 4 years of the child's life if the mothers wanted to.
The banks should be onto these scams by now. It should be obvious that a person is being scammed when they see that the amount of money the person is attempting to send is the same amount of money that was transferred from one of their own accounts to the other. Then again, maybe it's not that obvious unless you've watched some of these videos.
A transfer of an amount into an account for the purpose of transferring elsewhere is a common and legit pattern. The banks are onto it, as evidenced by the amount of effort spent by the scammer into coaching the victims bank interaction.
To a certain extent they are onto some. I've had a few times the bank has cancelled my purchase and phoned me up to ensure it wasn't a scammer, wasn't a stolen card, and that everything was above board. Most recently a £400 purchase from an unknown company in Lithuania. Inside small circles the company is known for doing incredibly high quality work and the waiting list was incredibly long, but to a bank seeing repeated attempts to push increasing sums of money towards that company in the same week and I can definitely understand why the system automatically cancelled it temporarily pulled my card and flagged the purchase for a phone call. Annoying but entirely understandable and I'm glad the system is there. I have since taken to keeping some amount of straight cash in my house just in case my card gets pulled for any reason in the future, however. Wondering if I'm going to have to ask friends for groceries is something I'd rather skip next time.
My bank has recently changed their requirements for transactions between your own accounts - now it requires an SMS code, same as transferring to an external party does (whereas previously, no verification was required for transactions between your own accounts). I didn't know why they had chosen to do that at the time, but after watching this video it seems it may be targeted at foiling this type of scam.
Something like 2 factor authentication like are you getting a call about a hacker etc. If yes and they claim to be tech support dont log in and hang up
Don't worry. There is a very special place reserved in hell for these absolutely disgusting horrific scum bags. Absolutely appalling. The utter lack of guilt and shame in this things voice (not a human. So thing?) And the saddest part is knowing that this poor chap Norman was just 1 of probably 1000s that this animal had called this day alone.
@@colin-campbell Brain chemistry degrades as you age. The cholinergic & glutaminergic systems in the brain start their recession around 70 years old, around a solid 80% of people at this age are on gabaergic medication alongside an opiate, most frequently gabapentin & pregabalin which slow down the glutamate system even more. A 91 year old man is in no way naive, being elderly is the opposite of naivety. Old people are just more gullible because of how alone they are and are so desperate for human interaction. Clearly the case here with norman as if he had a family support network he would most likely not have his pension stacking up while he rots away. Less acetylcholine with age = less critical thinking & problem solving, only a small amount of people in their 90s aren't amnesiacs, we all need to spend more time talking with old people, i have such respect for care takers who keep them company. This boom of indian evil that happened in the past 7 years really needs to be something all of the elderly know about, its shocking how little the authorities care. I would say people in their 40s or 50s who fall for these scams are indeed naive, not being familiar with computers is one thing but trusting some indian on the phone without being a little sceptical is mind boggling, as racist as it is. I do feel sorry for people who work at legitimate call centers who have a strong indian accent.
These scam centres are mostly in India. While the Indian authorities do try to close these down they are brutally slow in most cases. If mainstream banks refused to used indian call centres, the Indian authorities might sort this problem out more quickly.
Overseas crime are always difficult to resolved. Indians are also scammed by them , but immediate action is taken because an Indian can report to cyber cell while foreigners can't. If Indian is scammed by outsider then no chance for Indian citizen to get back money.
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The scammer is a parasite.
You stopped a 91 year old losing £32k to a scammer. You did great man. I wish you happiness and prosperity 👍
We need more people like this.... helping vulnerable people
Losing* sorry to correct you but I see this mistake all the time. Even the president of the United States tweets it incorrectly and he’s meant to be leading by example. Spread the word. ‘Lose’ (to lose money) & ‘Loose’ (to loosen a knot I.e the opposite of tighten)
So it should be .... losing £32k
Not loosing (which would be to loosen) :)
Merry Educatedmas
Yup. Too bad Jim doesn't get paid for this (well, indirectly through RUclips I suppose) It would be a better use of government funds than much of what they waste it on.
@@MrBlageur Thank you. Drives me crazy.
@@smuz5391 Capital Punishment for these guys I say
My God! That scammer’s voice is sooooo bloody annoying!
"OK??? OK???" - scammer
Alright, alright, alright, alright, alright
indian accent lol
Imagine, if Morpheus voice was such, Neo would called him benchod and ended the call. Then no Matrix movies were created.
I think it's half to do with how fucking patronising he is "oh it's so great that you still drive at 91!" what
"ah you still drive at 91, ha ha ha that's lovely" honestly that was so annoying
yeah, he also tried to manipulate old fellow in speaking on the phone and driving
That’s not annoying the way he repeats everything is annoying
If I was 91 years old and someone told me that I'd tell them "oh, fuck off, m8"
@@kaylaren3183 you would have to be a smart 91 year old (with computers) to think this is a scam
@@omerelhassan9133 yeah I probably wouldn't realize it was a scam but I'd hang up because I'd feel insulted lol
This guy is literally saving lives. My 73 year old uncle was scammed out of 30.000 euros a few years ago, much of his retirement savings. Eventhough he was completely healthy before, he died in his sleep 2 months after the scam from all the stress and worry. These scammers are beneath rats.
Robert De Groot sad to hear.
These people are fucking parasites they should get whipped from this world.
beneath rats is not enough to describe these creatures
Wow so they literally killed him...
I'm really sorry for that
Losing 30 isnt bad. Don't know why you put a decimal
That's an insult to rats. Rats are adorable.
That's probably the man's retirement money, you are a hero Jim
You are is "you're" whereas "your" is possessive.
@@Julmaa87 Ok Boomer.
@@Progamer-wt9ir Imagine still using the "ok boomer" insult, plus I'm not even a boomer. Idiot.
@Blue Heart No one asked what? Leave who alone? What are you even talking about?
@@Progamer-wt9ir the guy is just trying to give grammar tips
Who should see this: old people
Who are watching: young people
Our responsibility: inform our old people
I’m 40. You calling me young?
Kat Astrophe 40 years young =)
Kat Astrophe Well 40 might not be super young but it is definitely not old😂😂
@@KatKevaKelise I'm 39, yes I do.
To young people: Get old and stay informed.
If someone says "Alright" or "OK" after each sentence. Then you know you are being scammed.
also...believe me. Don't believe them.
Its a salesmens technique very old. You get them to agree or say yes as many times as possible through the conversation so they are trained to say yes at the important times. In person they nod alot for same effect.
Ok.
Maybe i should stop sca... Saying "alright" and "okay"
OK!!! So remember to press transfer all on your bank to my- I mean a safe account! Alright?
It always blows me away that the victims don't immediately figure out something is up once the scammer starts insisting that they need to lie to their bank about a wire transfer
these scams are designed with the understanding that they'll only work on very gullible people, these call centers send out thousands of calls a day knowing they'll get money out of a few people who will fall for it
When scams are viewed through the lens of a spectator, it always feels this way, keep in mind that these scammers target people who are not technologically fluent / gullible / too trusting. And on top of that there is a later of emotional manipulation, whether that is the fear of losing every cent you have ever worked for, or otherwise. (For example, a scammer telling an elderly woman (or scambaiter posing as one) that they remind them of their grandmother). AND they send out thousands of calls per day so even if only 5 people fall for the scam, the call centre will make 200-2000 each one.
Imagine walking into a bank and you can't trust the cashier
@@updownbanana Unfortunately in many cases, even when a person suspects they might be being scammed, loss aversion is a powerful thing that the scammers will often employ when the victim starts to show skepticism. So a person doesn't have to be gullible to end up being scammed. Unfortunately I have a friend that learned that the hard way.
But yeah, don't lie to your bank about what's going on. They can help you if you're honest about what's going on.
I know right.
Jim Browning even if I say a thousand times that you are amazing it wouldn’t be enough
Николай Йорданов unfortunately this is a drop in the bucket. We need hundreds of Jim browning.
@@yooperlite bo, this is a particle in the atlantic
:loop
echo Jim, you're amazing!
goto loop
32000 times should cover it
What about infinity times
"The bank people will try to manipulate you as well"
Not even subtle
Didnt even notice that LOL
Ha I didn't notice that wither lol
Das tru, mei wrk der ant wi saf u form dngros scamers, everibodah dink wi r scamers but wi nut, moda phuckas!!!
@@sagittariusa1304 what
@@TheBADProductions it's just a joke 😂😂😂
The way he repeats everything annoys me. He’s old not stupid
The old dude is probably deaf, which wouldnt surprise me he is 91 years old.
To my sista
Im stupid
eldery often needs a lot of repeating but its best to go at their speed and not like this scammer is doing which is quite rude
@vegetable man; "he's old now stupid"... Are you sure about that? Despite his life experience, he nearly got scammed outa $32,000. If at 91 you're trusting every single Indian accent on the phone asking for money, something's not right up there...
If you ever feel useless, just remember that Kolkata has a cyber crime department.
Probably the officials have been heavily bribe. Thats why its a scammer haven there. So it really is useless. The only way to take them down is by releasing this details to the press
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That's kinda useful. Nice try
@Hierophant Bean you’re profile picture is god tier
91? Christ.
Scammers really have no shame.
Merry Christmas Jim!
that's their most sought after target the seniors , seniors are easily persuaded unfortunately
Woauh! juste woauh!
Wasn't expecting to see you here Nathan. I was just thinking about you too.
wassup bro
@Arrow Head
What the hell d’ya mean?
These scammer are only bringing shame to India..
Ashamed of these guys..
Let’s mob lynch them
@@rahul262274 You're goin too easy on em man.
@@katcano4474 I propose boiling oil.
Sunflower oil( unrefined) because it smells.
You’re supposed to write after. “I’ll get rid of them for a gift card”
@@aneesh2115 Hanged, drawn and quartered or the Brazen bull if you are feeling exotic
I'm fine with Indian accents, it's how demanding and insulting his tone is. Speaking to their victims like they're reprimanding a toddler
That’s because they make around 600- 1000 calls everyday and thus their tone turns up like that. There is nothing Indian in it lol . Their accent turns up like that in few weeks.
I am an Indian, and I assure you his accent has Indian in it. :)
The hahaha is brutal
@@rajavinte_makan not exactly indian but you can hear the strain in his voice when he tries to talk unnaturally
these scammers always sound so condescending, it really bothers me
I’m so glad that the 91 year old man got to experience kindness from a willing to help stranger at the final years of his life 🙏
Are you saying he’s dying soon? You’re very sick
@@thymythymyth ur fucking dumb. The man is 90. Humans don’t live to be 100 and if they do it’s very rare.
Edit: I got wooshed. Dammit
@@knoxcascio4101 r/woooosh
@@thymythymyth huh? Oh dammit. What’s ur Reddit
Queen Elizabeth:Laughs hysterically
The overuse of “alright” is super annoying
True, very annoying.
His type of talking in general annoys the crap out of me. I just wanna shout him in the face honestly.
Orrite
He should add an Alright counter
Lol I was about to point it out, but I guess I am too late in this video
You're like a guardian angel we don't deserve but all need.
@Trantor The Troll depends how rich they are comrade
Deserve? ;-/
@@shmeepshmeep9427 Even if his net worth was approaching a billion pounds he does not deserve to be scammed for 32000 and the scammer certainly doesn't deserve any moneynfor the "work" he is doing in his life
@@shmeepshmeep9427 no, it does not depend.
@@purpleturtle8841 "robin hood thing" isnt exactly scamming and stealing through deception, so you can earn some easy cash while others have to work twice as hard to make half the money.
Found your channel a week ago and been binge watching your videos. I sent this video to my fiancé as he works at Santander, he took it into work and the branch he works at watched it as part of their meeting. They also sent it to the other branch in the city to watch. It will hopefully help them so much to watch out for situations like this in their branches. Thank you xxx
Yooo me too 😁 I'm like halfway through all his videos 🤩
Also that's really nice about your fiance & Santander. Wish Lloyds would watch it too
Well done! 👍
thank you for passing this information along !!!
They don't care ....period !
@@gap949If you register as vulnerable with Lloyds they will keep a close eye on your account especially if you suddenly ask to transfer money
this scammer's voice is so irritating oh my god
Adrienne Cheng I know (actually most Indian voice.. sorry just being real)
Cancer is all that they deserve
I am of indian origin and I have to say that is the most fucking annoying and ugly accent
Thanks to Indian scammers, that accent is now atrocious. If I hear that on the phone, I just hang up.
WTF STUDIO INC. scammers have the most annoying voices I’ve ever heard
0:39 Just take a second to really think about how the scammer is talking to the victim here. Knowingly about to devastate this man's life all while being all jokey and happy with him. That's not what you call a terrible person, that's truly a monster.
Indeed. In my world, these scammers would face immediate death sentences. No trial or jury. Full Judge Dredd mode.
@@PaulVandersypen Then you are just as bad as the scammers. Most of these scammers in India don’t have a choice. India is a very populated country with a lot of poverty and a lack of well paid jobs. These scammers need these scams to get their commission so they can feed themselves and their family. So by just giving them death sentences rather than helping them out to stop them from scamming is shortsighted and deluded
@@FLAMEalan They always have a choice. Most of the tech giants legitimately have tech support centres in India because the cost of labour is so inexpensive. Plus, it has been shown that when offered legal jobs, the scammers never reply or follow through with the offered help. Maybe the struggle to feed families is real, but stealing, extorting, and ruining lives is not the solution. I stand by my opinion. Scammers should be eradicated. Would I like to see them turned into good, honest, people? Sure, but they don't want that. Does providing all the data on their crimes to cybercrime police do anything? No. That only leaves one solution. You don't like it, fine, but it is the *only* option left.
@@FLAMEalan On top of what I wrote below, your argument is nonsense. You are saying it is perfectly okay for criminals to be criminals because they are hungry? If that was remotely true, then jails around the world would be empty, or certainly far less populated. You are justifying crime, which makes your argument sound just as stupid as allowing these scum to live.
@@PaulVandersypen Your ideology is nonsense lad. Sentencing people to death for scams? Grow up
This reminds me of my 79 years old neighbor who live alone almost got scammed and was so stressed out he entered the hospital. I usually come over to his house to take care of his birds for him and he told me about about it so I was able to warn him about it. He almost drain his bank to pay for the supposed irs but thankfully didn't. He passed away 2 years ago and he gave his birds to me and donated all his possessions to charities.
I'm sorry he died 😭 he's really nice though he gave his possessions to charity
I'm glad he had you to watch out for him. As an animal lover myself, it must have meant alot to know his birds were going to be in safe hands after he passed.
@@thatoneartgirl345 Yea
May he rest in heaven.
@@jino139 Ameen
At times, it feels like I'm watching Animal Planet. "And here, the scammer in his natural habitat locks onto his new prey. He will spend the next twenty minutes attempting to feed. Little does he know, his plans are about to change"
Observe the predators as they move in for the attack. The male Common Bengali Scammer puts on his threat display. Savage and deadly, these "Scammers in the Mist "
It is animal planet, but animals aren’t THIS disgraceful- thank god we have poacher Jim on the hunt.
@@XXX_xxxxxxxx that would be a great channel name!! Lol good one “Scammers In The Midst”
@@MidTierVillain even better! Scammers in our Midst!😂😂😂
@@XXX_xxxxxxxx lol
this is painful to watch and listen, the sound of his voice is pure desperation!
kevin campbell The tone of his voice; the way he’s almost screaming and shows no sign of remorse, makes my blood boil
I want to watch more of these but just can't stand those assholes talk.
@@dylanbinu10352 I kept thinking the same thing. That fake, cheap and especially mocking "kindness" he showed to the elder... unbelievably low and shameless.
The joy in his voice while scamming this poor man makes me so angry bro
Yeah its frustrating.. The fact that the 91 year old ACTUALLY worked for his money compared to "HeLlO i Am InDiAn TeCh SuPpOrT tHoMaS" just sitting on his ass rubbing his hands like "we boutta eat good"
@@PrimeRaptor facts, how could you feel good robbing a helpless old man
@@PrimeRaptor thank the system your wonderful country created and popularized
“Alright” count: 407
Timothy Mallon, Jr actually I think I heard 3024
Lollllll😂
Alright
Alright
pretty sure I had heard 827,729,284 times
Took a shot every time he said "ALriGhT" , now the whole city is drunk.
Or him saying "oKaY?". That guy is so annoying...
No, whole city is dead. Lol
how do scammers expect people at the age of 100 to understand the term "hackers"
@@MT-gc5xx Thats the point. They dont. So the old people think " Oh I dont know what that is and he says its bad wow he must have so much knowledge I can trust him"
This is the scammer: I am going to scam you ok? Ok? Ok? Ok? Ok? Ok.
this is a scam alright alright alright alright? ok?!
If you were to make a video comprised of his "alright" and "ok" it would last 2 hours
God, it's so hard to listen to these damn scammer's voices sometimes because of the incessant use of 'OK?' and how much they repeat themselves! The repeating of the "I will coll you on your mobile fone" (missspelled intentionally to match pronounciation) made me grit my teeth and cringe my face off
Lol
How could u not smell a rat?
I literally have a headache listening to this scammer's voice for 20 minutes.
boarmingham
Yeah dude
Same I hate it it's so annoying
@@boibrainiac 19 mins 59 seconds *
bro same i just got a headache during this video
Jim here in Canada they reported 3 centers were brought down and two I knew from your videos, so if you think what your doing is having no effect you are wrong and you are doing a world of good. They did not mention your youtube personally but two of three are ones you had all the intel onso I think someone at the RCMP watched your video and ran with it giving themselves all the credit, those of us who know better thank you sir!!
Dude you have source for that? I'm in Canada too.. i wanna check that out
The scammers get arrested in a very public way, and close the location. However, they are never tried or convicted. Bribing police and judicial officers in India rarely costs even a few thousand dollars at most.
The scammers make millions, and when caught, the police in India simply want a cut.
He syncs the audio and video up after the fact, based on time stamps of the audio files and the CCTV footage. It is not happening "live" per se.
Um no... He "falls victim" to their scam enough to let them connect to his computer and the he does a reverse connection after the scammer gives up on him and then Jim has anonymous remote access and he watches the next scams because he has no power other than to grab info and report
@JOHN LYONS Jim Browning plays the victim ,scam baits these call centres, Only if ,and i say ONLY IF the teknishan connects to Jims computer remotely then IF the teknishan sureptishislee steals the file marked /Passwords/Bank.Login/Chase.bank and then transfers the file from jims computer to the scammer computer when the scammer opens the file marked "Jims Passwords and bank login" it is possible he has stupidly given jim browning a reverse connection and remote access to jim . If the scammer did not steal the password file and open it it would not happen . Jim then basically begins recording the scammers PC for weeks ,he does not sit there 24/7 watching as I would , I suggest you search for "scammer revolt" on youtube his videos show how a person "Could" attack a scammers PC ,you could also google "Nanocore "
The thing that hits the hardest in these videos is when Jim asks the victims whether it not they sent the scammers money. You can feel the emotion in his voice when he asks the question.
Breath everytime the scammer says "alright". You'd be hyperventilating
JIMS TALKING RIGHT NOW HELP
If he says “alright” or “ok”
My asthma does not thank you 😌✨
Or take a shot you'll black out
*B R E A T H*
Earlier this week, I saw this happening in my local supermarket. I was putting away my purchases at the kiosk when the woman behind me put ten Amazon cards on the counter. Fortunately, the sales-woman was on the ball and asked if they were Christmas presents or had someone rung her and asked her to buy them. It transpired that she had the scammer on her mobile phone at that moment, and was terrified that he could overhear what was being said. She said that she had been run by someone claiming to be from the Inland Revenue and wanted payment for outstanding taxes which could most easily done using Amazon gift cards. What amazes me is that she was in her 50s and seemingly quite intelligent. She had fallen for the scammer's patter completely. She was appalled at how easily she had fallen into this trap. It was time for a hot, sweet cup of tea in café when she realised how close she had come to losing £1000.
This would be the first time that *I've* (second edit)
heard of
*this particular* (first edit)
scam being pulled in the UK!?
I was taken for $85 once by a completely random homeless guy on the street. A good con man can suck you in with a convincing tale and get you totally under his control, like hypnosis. Now that I've experienced it first hand I am extremely grateful to those who interrupt such a scheme.
Glad she found out in time.
@Mike Rotch-Wreeks it's very easy to spin that in a way that would make it more believable. For example, the agent will fix you tax problem if you give him a small donation. Once you bought into the idea that you are actually in trouble, you would go through a lot to fix it.
@@arikb : Nope. I would never deal through an agent. I am hard-wired to regard agents as parasites, even if I belived that the agent was a genuine agent. And no respectable agent would ask for payment with Amazon cards. If HMRC/IRS want to deal with me they must deal directly, and show me the figures.
I can’t stand his voice and the way he talks, especially Ok ok ok ok ok ok 🤬🤬🤬🤬
ok
boogiel01 Also alright alright, alright AlRight? ALrIght??ALRIGHT ALRIIIGHTTT!!?!?
Endian accent is so annoying...
O'rayte
Just like the teacher in south park lol mm k?
I love how you don't just stop at messing with the scammers, but you straight up go out of your way to stop them from scamming others. Truly admirable, good sir.
If I heard the old mans voice, I probably would’ve cried.
True
I feel this way also
didn't you watch the whole video? you hear him in the end.
@@biggusdickus1802 correct but it’s about hearing him falling for it , hearing him so vulnerable
@@Monikaummos yeah, kind of glad it never included it, would have made it so much more infuriating
Living in India, if there is anything I can do to stop these scammers, I am willing to chip in.
Burn as many call centres as you can legal and illegal ones, do it discreetly btw you don't want to go to jail
@@RealEyesRealiseRealLies burn the whole country lol
@@HolyCrusader23 better burn the world. "Alright". XD
keep a low profile with these guys - they are not afraid of doing something illegal and immoral so how do you think they will treat a local person who wants to give them a hard time?
they are already criminals
likely they read these posts and videos to better their scams and read up on people's comments...
I hope you haven't used your real name and picture... if you have remove the picture and change the name ... before they track you down... these people are being hurt by jim (hurt because he is stopping them getting money .. they don't care about the people they steal from ..).
sadly as the authorities there seem reluctant to do anything about these, how do you think they will help you... at all....
@@konicaop1741 Just burn the solar system. And Wolf 359, too.
Listening to the scammer bully and boss a 91 year old man around made me so angry. Thank you for alerting him to the scam.
My grandpa was 91 and suffering from dementia when he was scammed for over 20k. This was a painful video to watch - you did great work saving this chap and his money, but man, I wish anyone could've stepped in for grandpa.
There needs to be some kind of TV advert to educate these older people. This particular scam has like a million red flags in it. It's hard to imagine someone falling for it.
Education would help, but a lot of them would still fall for it. If a person has cognitive decline and gets confused easily in everyday life, even a bad scammer like this would be able to run circles around them.
@@JWildberry but if awareness can even save 1 person from being scammed then I think it's worth it
@@randomnonsense2259 Definitely! My comment was meant as a counter to people who don't understand how anyone can be fooled by it.
My dad is 73 and has a clear mind. Today he got a call from an unknown number, and he asked me to look it up. "I don't answer or call back unless I know who it is," he said. I was so relieved!
It is easy to be scared/fooled by scammers, and awareness is the best defense. My dad's understanding of the threats out there means he's less likely to come into contact with them, and less likely to be fooled if they reach him. He'll do the grumpy old man thing instead, and tell them he doesn't want any!
@Good Ole Arky Gal How bizarre. I haven't watched a scam video for months and I watched Jim again 3 days ago, where he mentioned a couple of other RUclipsrs, Kitboga and scammer payback. So I've watched a lot of their stuff in the last 3 days and now I go and get a comment on a 4 month old Jim Browning video. It's almost like you knew what I was doing. You haven't hacked in to my computer have you? 😂
I agree, it is easy to fall for it. Especially with complicated issues like tech support. I had a situation about 12 years ago, where I typed my bank name in to Google and clicked on it, not realising that it had taken me to a scam copy of the bank page (now I know to check the URL). It asked for digits of my password to login as normal, which obviously failed. Then it said retry, but I didn't click on to the fact that they now asking for the alternative digits, which again failed, it then asked me to prove my identity by filling out my name and address. It all looked exactly the bank website at this point, so I didn't suspect anything. Fortunately the bank were already on to it and suspended my account in the back ground and explained what happened.
If there had been public information adverts around that explained these things, I would have known what to check for. Either the government should do them or the banks/I.T. giants should do a collective advert.
Hospitals should have this stuff in them so older people see this
God damn this scammer is like a broken record on repeat.
“To my sister. To my sister. To my sister.”
In boarhmingham
they do it because they know their victims are old, so they have to repeat everything enough to help them remember
pathetic, really
It works, psychologically. It might also make the victim really angry at you, but if you get away with it (e.g. because the victim is out of their depth and in a mindset that has them thankful for any “help“ they get) it’s a really effective way of coaching them
Probably reminds him of benchode
i hate people who talk like that.
“The hackers will take you money and runaway!!"
This is so ironic lol
Seriously.
Yeah! They’ll just runaway!!
Thank You for intercepting this scam Jim.
I found it extremely appalling that scammers would target a 90 year old out of whatever money he had left to his name. There should be a special place in hell for those type of scammers.
I need to constantly remind me that having an Indian accent doesn’t automatically make you a scammer but these videos make it really hard for me. I used to work in a call center and my Mexican accent made it really difficult to make someone trust me, I can’t imagine how hard is for a legitimate Indian tech support agent to be trusted nowadays.
Nice try Rajesh 😂
You can only be a scammer. Its like someone with no arms cannot be a pilot.
This is important. These monsters do not represent Indians as a whole and it's very important to remember the difference. I work at a legit tech support called center and our Indian branch cannot make outbound calls for this very reason and they hear INSANELY racist comments everyday.
The problem is also that the real dell, HP and Microsoft are a few companies that outsource these jobs to India.
Yeah bet its difficult
If someone's _telling you what to say,_ it's a scam. Don't do it.
If someone is _Indian,_ it's a scam. Don't do it.
so what should I say if I'm in this situation?
Anybody in life, is doing something wrong.
Prismarine that sounds so racist but deep down i know it’s true and that hurts a little 😬
@@dinamaruii1007 Dw, it's a joke. Obviously I didn't think all Indians are scammers lol.
"Has anyone pressurized you"
Sounds painful.
K G I know 😂
Haha. That is what I was thinking.
The scammer’s brain is under 2 atmospheres at least
Hahahahah
I was absolutely frightened that this man at his age especially was going to lose all his money. Thank you for all you do.
Makes me so angry. I've told me 93 year old mother to never give any information to anyone without checking with one of her kids.
It's so scary isn't it? My parents are in their 80s, and don't do much on the computer, and don't touch the internet at all - but they get scam calls all the damn time. They hang up on most of them, but my dad almost fell for a different one recently. They'd come door to door, and were trying to sell him on 'rendering' the outside of their house, claiming they would make it stronger and 'fix' subsidence (which the house isn't having a problem with). My dad was going to go through with it, at a cost of $15,000. He also wouldn't listen to me that it was a scam, and that a plastic coating sprayed onto brickwork isn't going to do a damn thing to foundations, but he was being stubborn. In the end I had to find the paperwork and call them behind his back, then put the fear of fucking god into them. I let them know that I knew it was a scam, had checked their website and reported them to Watchdog, and the better business bureau, and that I'd contact the police if they tried to prey on my elderly parents again. House never got rendered, they never got a penny. But it was so close!
My mother got a Social Security scam the other week. She told him he was full of sh*t, asked him where he was really calling from, and he hung up. Can't fool mama.
"These bank people will try to MANIPULATE YOU AS WELL." Talk about a Freudian slip.
Better the person at the bank scams you, you will get back your money.
scammers make a lot of those
In another video a scammer wrote on email "Our conversation may be watched by other criminals"
They are stupid as hell
The Bank is keeping everyone's account information safe and that includes the scammers. The Scammers can NOT make any money if there were not so many IDIOTS out there. From the Bank's perspectives people are VOLUNTARILY moving money around. The Bank does CARE because the scammer is saying do NOT tell the Bankers anything because the bankers are hackers. Who would believe this nonsense from these scammers. What the hell??
@@albeerobert The dude was in his nineties might have even had some dementia. They target as old as possibly for this reason.
I have a feeling the old guy didn’t realise how lucky he was , well done Jim 🙏🏼
When he said the line about him being 91 it literally sent a shiver down my spine. Bastards
Do you truly expect the average 90+ elderly to drive?
especially when he tried to laugh and joke. it makes my blood boil
Legends say he is still saying alright.
And sista and DotA
Legend also has it he's still tracking porpoises!
Legends say the scammer is still saying : OK
Legends say that the scammer is still scamming: :(
@@accountdeactivated5546 legends say one day he will meet his doom
"The scammers will automatically run away with your money" Sounds like some game NPC lol
Yeah like "If you tell the branch they will run away they will run away they will run away" lmao so annoying
hahahahah you are funny :) Eva
Millibelle?
If you don't place torches around your bank account, hackers will spawn and run away automatically with your money.
@@madamemeow1470 Scammer no scamming, scammer no scamming, scammer no scamming!
Scammer: Awwww Maaaan!
It's heartbreaking to realise that people like the 91 yr old are losing everything. What must it do to them? You are a saint Jim
I don't want to sound rude, but a 91 year old has probably few years left to live. It is more heartbreaking when a person with family looses everything
@@albertssj25 Are you for real? What about his grand children ?
@@bardo0007 you dont know they have grandkids. And even so it's the old man that loses the money not them. I dont think it's better for an old person to be scammed than a younger person. But I dont think its necessarily worse? If someone loses everything after being fooled, that's terrible for everyone.
These scammers deserve to be in jail for a very long time.
They deserve HELL.
Not long time, FOREVER in hell with their stinky feet odor surrounding them forever.
My blood is boiling. I just wish I got my hands on this guy
Jim, that 91 year old man has no idea what you have done for him, even though you explained it.
The work you do is amazing and i applaud you,it is such a shame that people like you have to do this because it should not be happening and is so easily stopped.
Keep up the amazing work.
"My seesta, my seesta, my seesta..."
"BOOOmingham, bOOOmingham, bOOOmingham..."
UGH HURTS MY EARS!!!
I got ear cancer from listening to him say that.
all rieeeee,,, ukay
Tirty TO tOWSINd
lmao
i had to turn down the volume.
I'm shocked the other bank wasn't interested in any information.. I was under the impression that banks were legally required to proactively investigate potential criminal activity (at least where I live)
After my first experience with a bank being particularly shitty (really stupid contract clauses and mobile banking issues up the ass) I just don’t really trust banks 🤷♂️
@@relser187 they buy and sell stocks with our money, i dont trust em either
What are they gonna figure out when the dude is coached. I’d be insulted if my bank was questioning me. I do think that is stupid tho. From what I know banks don’t look at obviously legal funds. Hence he’s sending money not depositing it. Banks really only watch for money laundering as a legal requirement. Theoretically this is. It’s not beyond unusual for a bank to see transactions like this. 40k is a lot but not insane for the bank at all. I’ve had my grandparents wore me like 15-20k a couple of times for school. Not trying to sound like an ass. There are just many people with means and valid reasons to do things like this.
@@relser187 I respect your feelings about the trust. I think the shitty parts though are like your fault. Unless you got a lot of money no bank will ever care about you.
TSB. The Bank that likes to say Yes! (to scammers)
Jim Browning - Batman of the internet
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The scammer's voice makes him sound so punchable that he deserves every ill wish he gets from his evil deeds. Shudders.
@@joeygreathouse3029 ok that is racist
@tony smith You realize that these scammers feel justified in their thievery b/c they have a stereotype of Americans as rich and stupid. The amount of money these scammers steal is pretty good proof of it. But it's neither accurate nor fair to say that about ALL Americans! That's jacthing1 is saying. Just individuals, not entire races of people.
@tony smith You've been brainwashed by the right into thinking that calling out something that's /actually/ racist is bad.
The /scammer/ sounds like a douchebag, the OP never said anything about an entire race. Joey, judging by the comment, also hates Arabs and Indians.
It's called being /tolerant/ of people different to yourself. Spanish voices really grate on me, but I don't hate spanish people for that.
PON PON PATA PON I’m an Indian who’s living in the UAE, I guarantee you none of the people above have ever gone out of their country(Most probably the USA) so they don’t know anything about the outside world.
Joey Greathouse Arabs have some of the best voices.
I have soo much HATE for these scammers!
Jim Browning, you Sir are a legend!
What’s more sad during this call you can hear many more people’s are engage in conversations with other victims 🤦♂️
We need more and more people like Jim saving wining hearts 🥇
Man, this scammer's voice is particularly annoying. I'm so glad Jim's voice is nice and soothing. Lol
That scammer was practically cackling at one point (when he was relaying the cover story about the "sister" and the "daughter"). I could hear it in his voice. And I also heard where he had to stop speaking a few times so that an overt cackle wouldn't slip out.
I don’t understand how people can have such a lack of guilt and shame to scam an elderly person. To me, it’s almost like scamming a child, and it’s especially evil when the person has dementia (my grandma has Alzheimer’s) The total lack of remorse in the scammers voice honestly makes me lose hope for humanity. Although I would still hate them, I would respect them a hell of a lot more if they had an unwritten rule to leave the elderly alone, but no, not only to they have no problem scamming the elderly, they actively target them. Legitimately makes me sick.
Even worse, when they dont succed they get mad and really nasty
My grandmother's late husband was developing dementia for yearrs before it fully overtook him, and he was constantly bombarded by phone scammers. My grandmother was luckily retired so she would hear him start to give info and then stop him before he could have too much damage done. There were times where they got some money from them unfortunately.
Unfortunately, the elderly are the most likely to fall for these scams because of their age and lack of familiarity with computer systems. It sucks, but it makes what Jim does that much better.
Just the elderly? How about those with mental and physical disabilities? Should they be scammed as long as the elderly are safe?
you dont understand how a lot of the rest of the world thinks. there are many different mindsets out there that we dont ever get to experience (often). many people in third world countries (most of india is poor) have some very shitty mindsets that justify their behaviour. they simply justify their actions even if they know its shitty by some nonsensical reasoning such as "who cares if you scam an old person, they are going to die soon anyways" or "they are a waste of space" etc. there are MANY of these mindsets like this out there that we dont often experience where we live.
and dont misunderstand me here, im not saying that this is for ALL people in third world countries, most people in third world countries have some of the biggest hearts youll ever see. but we live in a world of polar opposites. we have the best of the best and the worst of the worst everywhere, developed countries too (obviously).
A bank that is not interested in information regarding illegal activities?
Oh boy...
Surely that can't even be legal.
North American RUclipsr ?
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it just shows how these banks don't care about there accounts I would like to take all my money out and put in under the floor boards as that might be safer than using a bank :-) happy Christmas
Henri Hanninen: It may have something to do with how UK bank fraud liabilities are structured; in the US, bank customers generally have zero liability for most forms of fraud, so the banks here have a powerful incentive to set up robust fraud prevention and response measures- hence most US banks would likely accept the information (albeit without releasing anything to the third party fraud informant). It's possible that the threshold of fraud liability for UK banks is way lower, so that they would feel more comfortable in responding exactly the way TSB was reported to have acted.
I can't image what conditions can push someone to become such a scumbag. Thank you for looking out for these people.
I had a call from “Pamela Peterson from Florida”
Her Indian accent was so strong, could hardly speak English.
Unbelievable that people believe them
ROFLMAO, to be honest they truely think they speak clear English
tbf in the UK there is a high indian population
@@abigailwildlife1322 Its not the population I was talking about, its the accent. I was born over 50 years ago in a European country, lived and grew up in Spain however... Here is the funny thing, when I speak Spanish you could not hear my original origin at all, and over the phone people spot me into a very specific country or portion of Spain. However, while in the US people place me as Cuban, or even Venezuela.... which is kind a funny but hey.
Now when I speak English, you can clearly (still today) hear my original language out from behind the "English" curtain... nothing I can do or hide, its just how vocal cords work. I am neither timid about it, nor do I pretend or intend to hide my heritage at all (that would be silly).
Now what I was saying is that how can someone who clearly knows (he should at least) that he has a very thick Indian accent pretend to be called Peter Garbo and located in California? Come on now... pretending someone to believe that is either brain dead or totally ignorant.
The problem I have observed with scams of this kind is the 'pressure"... why you all think these guys talk fast, and put a lot of pressure onto the victim? Yes correct, have you ever thought clearly while under pressure? Being it at work, school, or in a car accident, you always miss important things and fail later on to clear them... except of cause you are a born skilled liar, that is the exception of cause.
(sorry for the rant... it was a bit long)
what's even more unbelievable is how they even manage to communicate with old US geezers with their broken ass english and convince them of their elaborate scamming plans...you have to have a dementia or other mental issues to actually fall for what these vermin are selling in their unintelligible speech
@@kimskis that's the thing. They probably DO have dementia
"tu mah sistah" "tu mah sistah" "tu mah sistah" "bORMingam" "bORMingam" "bORMingam" "okai?"
XDDDD
Of course, they have scamming connections to Birmingistan ... Surprise, surprise!
Dota
I'm feeling pressurized
@Ryszmarine lol the asshole scammer talks like he’s a fatass scammer gangster🤣
Jim browning may God bless you for the work you are doing for us. I live in a nursing home and get calls weekly but thanks to you, Kitboga and Perogi I know not to fall for anything. 🌈💓💓👍🇨🇦
I just imagine this happening to my grandpa and I get angry. I'm happy my family is tech savvy and cautious though. You do good work Jim. Props to you
Finally a new video!
Merry Christmas!
I hope Jim works himself out of a youtube channel.
I mean do we really want new videos? I would love no new videos that makes me want to punch my screen.
Walks into the branch.
Customer "Id like to transfer £32,000"
Staff "Did somebody phone you from BT?"
Customer "Yes"
Staff "HE KNOWS! THE JIGS UP, GET THE MONEY AND RUN!"
@Lone Wolf lmao.
Banks actually do a lot of checks on big transactions when it’s the old and vulnerable. I’d like to think they wouldn’t have got there money anyway before Jim saved the day
time to RUN AWAY. Hey, don't forget to block all of this guys accounts first.
@@CorridorJ I am reasonably sure they don't do nearly as good of a job as you are hoping, or else this scam would not work, and the scammers wouldn't use it.
@@homelessrobot I used to work for RBS in the fraud department, sadly it’s down to branch workers discretion if they feel the customer is being scammed or not. Sometimes it’s hard to speak to the people who are victims to fraud because the education around scams isn’t there. All customers need to be aware of is of money in their account suddenly dissapears (such as a bank member stealing) it’s on the bank and they’re entitled to a full refund
That's a 91 year old person, they've grown up in a different and more trusting time.
This video is so upsetting and I'm glad these bastards are being named and shamed. How can anyone do this to anyone that's vulnerable?
People want free money.
Yes those trusting times he grew up in, like WWII. so calm and trusting.
Trusting times... Yeah... Not really hahahaha, it was just more difficult to scam someone back then
Can we just talk about how Lloyd's TSB had no interest in their system being used for scams? Lesson learned: don't open an account there
Yeah, I would not recommend them after watching this.
I agree. I wouldn't use a bank that isn't interested in acting on Intel that a scam is taking place
Banks are only worried about their own interests. If TSB was losing money the would damn be interested in it.
I used to have an account with them. Was never scammed or anything but can confirm that their customer service is awful and very unhelpful, all well hidden behind an impenetrable wall of British politeness 🙄
@@ksz0009 can you tell more about that?
The callous nature of these scammers is shocking. Thank you Jim, what a man!
The Kolkata cyber crime department is shit. They can catch people making memes on politicians but they're never able to catch these scammers.
They could if they wanted to.
Not able to or unwilling?? I suspect bribes are heavily involved here...
@@Khenfu_Cake that's also true
Lloyds was uninterested in hearing about a scam involving laundering through one of their accounts? That's a pretty serious crime and the bank could be found negligent.
The scammer bribes loyds..
These are bankers
They'll rape and eat a newborn baby.
TSB has not been part of Lloyd’s since 2013
Banks don't answer to random people who call them up. If it is serious, the police will contact them or the applicable governing body.
Don't know about the UK, but the US requires all bank workers to follow up on all reports no matter where they come from. Training emphasizes that any failure to do so will result in fines and/or jail time, no matter how ridiculous the report may sound. I've been through that *^&* training every six months since I started work 11 years ago, they definitely drill it into your head. And I don't even do accounts.
Sending so many blessings to you Jim. I know this case was a while back but it sadly continues with scammers infecting us with their presence. I’m glad Norman was safe. Thank you for all you do xx
Hello Jim. I found your channel recently and I am addicted to it. I am an Indian and I am really ashamed of these people. This video made me cry for the 91-year-old man. I wish my country's government could be more active regarding the scammers. I just want to say keep up the good work.
With love from India
3:19 - "These accounts are basically for tracking porpoises." That's an odd use for an account.
I lol'd.
Shonya Singh laughed out louded?
totally normal right ? we all have a checking saving and tracking account.
I wish I could track porpoises with my bank account :(
Marine life research porpoises only.
Hearing this makes me feel attually sick!!!!!
These lowlife spineless scammer's need to have their vocal cords ripped out so they can't lie to these poor people and ruin their lives! I love and appreciate what you do for the victims and exposing the scam's,GOD BLESS JIM!!
Oo I love that idea.
"alright?" "alright?""alright?" "alright?" "alright?" "alright?" "okay?" "okay?" "alright?" "alright?" "okay?" "alright?" "alright?" "alright?" "alright?" "okay?"
I'm sorry Jim but I cannot get through this whole video.
Jim calls him at the end and warns him. No money lost. Neither bank wants Jim's report.
well, it's with american videos. I get agressive if people abuse the word "like"
"It's uh like uh like that plant which is like big and like wet and uh like...."
Why are you posting the beginning lyrics to macklemores' "cant hold us"?
SISTA
SISTA
SISTA
I got a phishing call the other day from a woman with an Indian accent and I was going to keep the on the line and mess with them but after EVERY sentence she was saying “HELLO SIR?”
Imagine losing your life savings to this scammers, Jim you're doing a noble job in saving a lot of people falling victims to this scams and not only that, you are opening our eyes to this cases, and with that knowledge we can also protect ourselves. More power to you and be bless
Jim needs to rally a few hackers to take down these scammers after he's helped a few people from getting scammed by them
Search Mark Rober glitter bait package 3.0.
They are kinda doing that
I hope Norman believed you, it must’ve been extremely confusing for him. Keep up the good work!
@@JimBrowning That's so good to hear Jim!
Jim Browning well technically you are a hacker, a white hat, how else did u get into the scammers network
The PineApple social engineering
This is so weird. On one hand, watching these videos really damages my trust into people. On the other hand, Jim Browning is restoring that trust at the same time.
Whats disgusting is the "legitimate " companies involved with banking and processing payments of these crooks dont care to act. They stand to profit off of these scams as well.
I was scammed & I am college educated; but have had a brain injury & no longer can work. I am not even 60. I lost over 20k, from a “so called company or group” out of Arizona. I did report to FTC and Arizona Attorney Generals office. No help. Nearly everything I had. I need help! I haven’t slept well in a few years . The Bank was a Wells Fargo in my State. Transferred to A Wells Fargo in Arizona . When I realized it was a scam; Wells Fargo told me they couldn’t do anything or give me information about who’s account it was. HELP!!! No help from IC3, FTC or Attorneys General Office!
that man could have ended up homless... image the people who arent lucky enough to be saved by you! you are saving peoples lives
homeless might be an exaggeration, but this is still high level theft and should carry life imprisonment.
If there was ever someone more deserving to be supported on Patreon!
*Subscribestar, unless you are on the far left.
Patreon actively censor people on their site for not just content on Patreon but their content on the internet as a whole. So FUCK patreon.
@@xeldinn86 I agree that Patreon has its issues but this guy has asked you to support him on Patreon.
@@superpantman Oh I have no problem supporting him on patreon. I just don't like how Patreon is running things.
yeah supporting him in patreon is like equivalent to low key supporting a charity
Modern day hero! If no one else appreciates what you do (which I can see they do) know I do. Keep up the good work!
I'm annoyed by this scammers habit of repeating himself and the volume of his voice. Just...stop.
Dian I think he’s doing that cuz the victim is an elderly with probably hearing difficulties, and also repeat so they’d process it better, they’ve done this a lot the assholes :/
They don't teach spelling, punctuation, grammar and proper speech in schools today. They're too busy with social movements and political correctness, something families and churches should be guiding our children in. If the liberals wanted to make a difference, they should be campaigning to allow mothers to stay at home with their children the first 4 years of the child's life if the mothers wanted to.
Rebecca Gray dude literally shut the fuck up no one cares about your political incorrectness
TO MY SISTAH!
TO MY SISTAH!
TO MY SISTAH!
BIRMINGHAM
BIORMINGHAM
BOOAARMINGHAOM
Dian yeah, I’ve heard a lot of Indians talk. His voice definitely top 5 most cancerous voices in the world.
This channel needs millions of subs. This is a real life batman. Quite literally.
The banks should be onto these scams by now. It should be obvious that a person is being scammed when they see that the amount of money the person is attempting to send is the same amount of money that was transferred from one of their own accounts to the other. Then again, maybe it's not that obvious unless you've watched some of these videos.
there are millions of transactions everyday it's impossible to track them all
A transfer of an amount into an account for the purpose of transferring elsewhere is a common and legit pattern.
The banks are onto it, as evidenced by the amount of effort spent by the scammer into coaching the victims bank interaction.
To a certain extent they are onto some. I've had a few times the bank has cancelled my purchase and phoned me up to ensure it wasn't a scammer, wasn't a stolen card, and that everything was above board. Most recently a £400 purchase from an unknown company in Lithuania. Inside small circles the company is known for doing incredibly high quality work and the waiting list was incredibly long, but to a bank seeing repeated attempts to push increasing sums of money towards that company in the same week and I can definitely understand why the system automatically cancelled it temporarily pulled my card and flagged the purchase for a phone call. Annoying but entirely understandable and I'm glad the system is there. I have since taken to keeping some amount of straight cash in my house just in case my card gets pulled for any reason in the future, however. Wondering if I'm going to have to ask friends for groceries is something I'd rather skip next time.
My bank has recently changed their requirements for transactions between your own accounts - now it requires an SMS code, same as transferring to an external party does (whereas previously, no verification was required for transactions between your own accounts). I didn't know why they had chosen to do that at the time, but after watching this video it seems it may be targeted at foiling this type of scam.
Something like 2 factor authentication like are you getting a call about a hacker etc. If yes and they claim to be tech support dont log in and hang up
Thanks
Norman's innocent voice at the end broke my heart 💔 these scammers are so cruel.
Don't worry. There is a very special place reserved in hell for these absolutely disgusting horrific scum bags. Absolutely appalling. The utter lack of guilt and shame in this things voice (not a human. So thing?) And the saddest part is knowing that this poor chap Norman was just 1 of probably 1000s that this animal had called this day alone.
ItsMartY3
It’s partly the scammers fault but also a fair portion of the blame is the naiveté of the victims.
Inb4 victim blaming.
@@colin-campbell Brain chemistry degrades as you age. The cholinergic & glutaminergic systems in the brain start their recession around 70 years old, around a solid 80% of people at this age are on gabaergic medication alongside an opiate, most frequently gabapentin & pregabalin which slow down the glutamate system even more. A 91 year old man is in no way naive, being elderly is the opposite of naivety. Old people are just more gullible because of how alone they are and are so desperate for human interaction. Clearly the case here with norman as if he had a family support network he would most likely not have his pension stacking up while he rots away. Less acetylcholine with age = less critical thinking & problem solving, only a small amount of people in their 90s aren't amnesiacs, we all need to spend more time talking with old people, i have such respect for care takers who keep them company. This boom of indian evil that happened in the past 7 years really needs to be something all of the elderly know about, its shocking how little the authorities care. I would say people in their 40s or 50s who fall for these scams are indeed naive, not being familiar with computers is one thing but trusting some indian on the phone without being a little sceptical is mind boggling, as racist as it is. I do feel sorry for people who work at legitimate call centers who have a strong indian accent.
Peter Grahame
They deserve a share of the blame too.
Aniceto Maldonado Jr
I said they deserved a portion of the blame.
These scam centres are mostly in India. While the Indian authorities do try to close these down they are brutally slow in most cases.
If mainstream banks refused to used indian call centres, the Indian authorities might sort this problem out more quickly.
Overseas crime are always difficult to resolved. Indians are also scammed by them , but immediate action is taken because an Indian can report to cyber cell while foreigners can't. If Indian is scammed by outsider then no chance for Indian citizen to get back money.
Not all heroes wear capes. Some sit in basements securing the retirement funds of the elderly, reporting cyber activity to the police.
And some get sent to grade 6 to save his mother
@@rawrunicorn3055 I don't get it
His pfp is from an anime called "Erased", and is a reference to it
@@rawrunicorn3055 Does that really matter?
@@ImperfectionGuaranteed Yes, yes it does
£32,000, that’s a lotta a spaghetti!
Also I hope you are doing a dumbest scammers of 2018 😁
@@JimBrowning YEEEES
@@JimBrowning By anychance are you using nano core?
@@JimBrowning ;)
That’s 3,020’778 Rupee. Damm a lot of money
What’s nano-core?
I wonder how complicated scams will be by the time I'm 90 😳
they are going to tell us that thr quantum turbine machine isnt working in the fourth dimension as normally
probably turn off our vision and hearing until we send them crypto dollars
Yea lol
None of us will get to be 90 with capitalism still around.
@@crylunewhat about people aged 89, with birthday tomorrow?