Aufgrund der Flut an Anrufen von betrügerischen Nummern habe ich beschlossen, eine zu speichern, um mit WhatsApp zu interagieren. Oben die Texte hin und her. Belanglos? Ja, aber scheiß auf sie. Interessanterweise hat jemand nach dieser Interaktion versucht, einen gefälschten Facebook-Account von mir zu erstellen, was nicht nett war, seien Sie also gewarnt

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    1. JustASimpleNPC on

      Why would you even respond? doesn’t it just show your number is a real persons

    2. Did that as well to a scammer though voice call. Said my money is blocked and it costs whatever to unlock and pretended I take the bait. He said he needs 2000 euro I said ok I’ll send you 5000 just in case and he started laughing and hung up
      He was a nice scammer I miss him sometimes..

    3. lucasriechelmann on

      I got a call every week from the UK. Most of the scammers message me on Telegram.

    4. Great, you’ve pissed off someone who has your number, personal details and likely a large team and significant resources to target your number and identity. Probably not a smart move.

    5. elcabroMcGinty on

      Mostly one sided conversation. They caught on pretty quickly. 
      Well done I guess 👍

    6. A lot of people involved in these scams are quite literally held as slaves in Cambodia. Not sure about your particular scammer, but you’re better off not engaging. Many are lured with the promise of a decent job and held captive and beaten, some killed. There are pretty frequent stories in SE Asian countries of jailbreaks, there was one recently of a group of 20 who manged to escape barefoot

    7. Lucky-Entrepreneur48 on

      I recently told a scammer to get a real job and my phone started being INUNDATED with spam calls. I’m talking several in an hour. They must have passed my number on, I ended up having to change my number!

    8. Superirish19 on

      My mum gets these and tries to build em up instead.

      Last phone call (‚Hello, this your bank, there is fraud, give me your details to fix this etc‘), mum just went with roughly this;

      „Hey, sorry but I’m not doing that. You have an excellent grasp of English, and to be working wherever you are in the world you must have some decent technical skills. Why work where you are now scamming people, surely there must be better jobs for you to put your skills to use“

      I think it might have broke the poor bloke because Mum had a reply in a rather sombre tone.

      „There is nothing else around here“

      So Mum wished him better and that was it.

      Sure, fuck ‚em and all that, but a lot of them don’t wanna be there either, why give em a reason to be more of a nusiance and feel good about it like the profile faking.

    9. Mycologist_Murky on

      Your gonna get even more messages and calls from them now mate since you just showed them your number is real

    10. I’ve sent them the meatspin gif before too. Seems to get their attention 🤣 (don’t google it)

    11. Ah man I love doing this too. Wasting time for ages and then I would send tubgirl or something to them and say that their mother doing that shit in a bathtub Is more productive and worthy than anything they will ever achieve being a scammer. Great work OP

    12. I would make a complaint to pixel crayons. They shouldn’t be speaking to people like this during the interview process.

    13. Actual_Art_5257 on

      There’s a page called „is this scam still available“  and it’s people out manoeuvring scaammers.   They do iit with class though and it’s funny.  I’m afraid this comes off as crass and unfunny.  Get some  finesse! 

    14. Jamesbere01 on

      They didn’t block you, so id say they liked your message. Could be the start of a beautiful relationship

    15. bigdog94_10 on

      OP, I’ll be honest you look worse here. That was utterly disgusting.

      They had stopped replying, and you then sent that absolute filth. Not really funny or clever. Bit fucked up if I’m honest.

    16. Basic_Treat3974 on

      Ah lads. Do people actually think that these „scams“ have someone sitting with a phone in their hand texting you 😂

    17. NocturneFogg on

      As annoying as they are be very wary about doing that – the scammers are frequently ppl not doing this stuff voluntarily – some very abusive indentured labour type situations. You could be hurling abuse at another victim.

      Also when it’s from a regular voice number, you could be calling anyone back. It won’t be the scammers real phone number. You’ll just be hurling abuse at some random entirely unrelated person in the U.K. or France or whatever whose phone number has been spoofed, and who could quite legitimately report you as an abusive caller.

      Just hang up and ignore them or turn on call screening if your phone supports it.

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