Scammers REGRET Challenging An FBI Agent!

What you are seeing on the screen right now is the view of the computer of one of the many

scammers

in a call center that I managed to hack and today they will be destroyed by FBI malware minutes after daring an FBI

agent

to come to catch them. Yes. These guys were dumb enough to challenge an FBI

agent

and I think it's safe to say that the

scammers

we're seeing today are surprisingly unintelligent, they pretend to be supporting HP printers and when I walk in on them myself pretending to be a victim, They allow me to quite easily compromise their entire office network because of this.

I have access to their router, private management group webcams, and company email, but most importantly all the phones and computers they use to steal money from innocent people, this free access. I gave the media the opportunity to see and hear what exactly happens inside the computers of this fraudulent office. Hello, can you hear me? I'm here. Can we move on to the next question? Listen to me, man, don't try to yell at me. I won't do it. Scream, let me tell you something. I'm done with the scam. I have something to do. Get off my line.

I will do it right now. It's okay, not all calls are like this. These guys are pretty successful. Every scam call center tries to do this. It is best to convert all colors to money and this is achieved by a solid script, yes, but the factor that affects most of the credibility and therefore the conversion rate is the way you start the call in Generally, if the scam is outbound, meaning the victim is the one receiving the call, the conversion rate is low since there is no filter to determine who gets on the line, people answer out of curiosity and only a small percentage are convinced to stay, the rest realize they are talking to scammers, sorry, why the hell?

Everyone keeps calling my number. Yes, the subscription they took a few years ago for their computer security and services. I don't even have a computer. They call people. I do not have it. I don't have aop. What the hell? You're talking about? Okay, you don't have a computer, you call, you call a number, you get the number closed, keep your mouth shut, okay, no, you, P, now when you're doing an inbound campaign, it means you get a lot less traffic from calls. but the so-called leads you get are targeted and the fact that they are calling you already means that they are somewhat convinced of your credibility.

These scammers do exactly that: they serve ads through Google Ads for Print, which includes live chat. and a live calling team so that when people search for keywords like HP printer customer service, these scammers show up as the top search result and that's how they get a flow of calls from people needing support which they can then exploit with their malicious attacks. sales pitch, thanks for calling HP PR for support, this is alen, how can you help? I had an instant account. I canceled at least a month ago and they keep charging me, okay, so these guys pretend to have authorization to take calls. the HP name and help people with their printer problems, such as not being able to scan ink cartridge problems and resetting their HP password at first glance.

This operation does not necessarily seem fraudulent since the agents are quite knowledgeable about HP printers and not all. the call ends up being a scam uh we're not sure how to turn off sleep on this printer. M sir, it is a working printer and sleep mode cannot be disabled on the working printer. Well, is there any other printer that I don't have? a sleep mode yes sir, many of them Series 8,000 Series 9,000 is fine, thank you, however, the first red flag that this is a scam comes from the fact that regardless of the purpose of the victim's call , these guys always insist on having remote access to the caller's computer. and when they reject this request, the agent no longer wants to help the person and leaves the call in an unprofessional manner.

How long do you think the refund will take? We're done now. Hello, apart from this colar, most people, in fact, do it. allow scammers to connect to your computer and they will really solve your printer problem. There are no problems so far, apart from the fact that I and even the scammers themselves recommend not allowing strangers to connect to your computer, especially if they pretend to be with HP. as per your own script it's ironic but printer support is free so where is the scam that starts right after the printer issue is resolved? This whole call is a big disguise to gain trust about what is about to happen next, what the HP technician says. the victim that their computer is compromised by hackers and why isn't someone who just helped me with my problem for free telling the truth, that's their entire business model, they will start running fake virus scans on CMD with results of fake hacker analysis that they do. tells a story of hackers from Russia and China secretly spying on you and convincing you that you desperately need their extremely expensive support package.

Well, what is the cost? So the cost depends entirely on you and how long you want to have security. it starts with 2 years, then it goes through 5e, then it goes through lifetime, lifespan is something that will never expire, uh, give me two years, so you want to go with the security of two years along with two similar years. In addition to the computer cleaning fee, just when someone decides to accept this unnecessary and fake anti-hacker cleaning program, they will be punished even more than just paying for nothing, since the way these guys handle their clients' privacy is Horrible, first of all, it guides the victim. to read your personal information and credit card details via a recorded phone call which the scammer then saves on your own computer in the form of an unencrypted notepad file, it gets even worse when you then place the card victim's credit card on a valid random credit card. dator website and submit all the raw sensitive data in a chat room with your boss, then fill the same data in a service agreement and the boss will save the data in your customer relationship or CRM portal, for so now the victim's entire financial identity is not encrypted. stored in seven different locations that are very susceptible to a cyber attack if this person does not experience identity theft.

I don't know who will do it. This is exactly why I am collaborating with the sponsor of today's video, Aura, who has a product that will prevent my viewers from suffering the same faith. This is an example of what I found on a single fraudulent machine out of thousands that my team and I have access to and this already contains very specific personal information and credit card details of over 11,000. Not only are scammers susceptible to cyberattacks (fortunately, in this case, they come from people with good intentions), but data breaches are also very common in large institutions and require more than 8.2 thousand millions of data records a year fall into the hands of malicious threat actors. intentions many times people do not realize and cannot realize that their information is in the hands of hackers and this is where Aura comes in as they know that we cannot trust the security of every branded application and website on the world.

So they simply created a solution that will monitor and protect your identity, your finances, and your sensitive data. You can try Aura 14 days free through my special link aa.com with a trial that can be canceled at any time and with full access to all plan features. There is also a special discount, so be sure to check the link at the top of the comments section and the description of aa.com scammer to protect your identity from scammers and hackers. Anyway, I was talking about how these scammers launch their so-called firewall servers and promised the victim that they would do things for them, like unlock the device, install a network firewall that protects their information, and wipe the computer, although in reality They just perform some textbook steps that any six-year-old could do. might make the computer 5% faster but they also run a batch file named network protection but it's just 12 lines of code that does nothing but clear the event logs even Chad GPT knows that this is a scam, plus they use the same product key for each victim, how convenient they claim the Microsoft network firewall values ​​when it is not, while impersonating all these companies in their scripts and these same scripts also prescribe the use of fake names there too.

They are not paying a fortune for hacker removal, but simply for support phone numbers that you can now call to get quality computer support for life. Well, no, because they promise that they will be available to help with any computer problems 7 days a week. from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. EST Eastern Standard Time but that service is also empty yes this will be your result the person you are calling is not available hang up now or wait to be transferred to voicemail I left a message about my problem my name is Phyllis my number phone number is 534 you may want to read my message thank you bye this scam company does not have good service but what they do have is an unethical script with false pretenses and misleading claims that will create and exploit fear in people , which will result in big errors.

An example is the two mega mentions of the scam owner in the heart of Texas in the US, but we'll get to him in a second from several files on different computers in this office. I can conclude that each agent generates around $177,000 per month in sales of which only 4.2% ends up in their own hands in the form of incentives, the other 95.8% goes to the owners so they can buy more listings. and expensive tailored suits. The total amount of money all agents raise together is approximately $5,300. per day based on daily sales data or $119,000 per month based on monthly sales data, which reduces to approximately $1.4 million per book year, as seen above, this money is taken exclusively by credit card, unless If the victim absolutely refuses to give their credit card, then there is always the backup alternative of using checks and, for both payment methods, we get an idea of ​​which US company is behind the payment processes for this call center.

Indian scam, first of all, the checks are the most obvious, the name of the company is on the checks and each image is written exclusively in the name of Azour. Protection for direct debits from credit cards. There are two potential names that will appear on the bank statement, either our protection taxes as well or SharePoint taxes with a bit. With a little research, we can see that both companies are not BBB accredited and have a lot of negative reviews in the light of people. I feel let down by them. This fraudulent company told me they were HP support.

I had to pay them $15.95. Nothing was added except HB. charging the printer, which is free, a message appeared that Apple had locked my computer, they say they are Apple. One agent told me he likes to scam Americans because I confronted him on the phone. I lost my money. Its name was SharePoint, a division of Microsoft. I debated charging my credit cards, they still call and harass us, the experts explained to me many ladies on my computer. David then proceeded to outline a Microsoft protection plan for over $800, which I declined when my computer regained control of all my programs and applications.

The real name of the company behind SharePoint has been removed, which is the only name I have seen them represent themselves, as for the last few months it is or later Inc. This company is registered in a virtual office in Texas and has an alternative name of Bright Circle. It was incorporated in 2012 and is headed by Chairman Manish. His name sounds familiar to me. I have seen him before in the scam company chats and he is the same guy who represents himself as one of the two key founders of the Indian company behind this scam. which is called rental assistant, we can see it in some pictures that were taken in 2019 during the annual scam awards of this QuickBooks inv voice, we can see his address and I also found some files regarding a liquor store in Texas that he runs. which is registered in his name and another address in Texas, both addresses are very expensive villas and highly sought after taxis and suburbs, his crimes are clearly paying off, so we have the protection of Aur SharePoint or orateInc, then H assistance in India and also found out They called Office Desks TechNet Advisor Microweb Services LLC and asked any expert.

Now, the top supported Indian company is located in the Shadar district of Delhi based on their Wi-Fi hotspots and I managed to capture some footage of the call center through one of the webcams of the laptops in this office, when We compare this footage to the photographs taken in the office from 2019, it seems to me that this is a different location or at least a different section of the office, but we see the trend continuing. of fra and putting meaningless quotes on the walls, the infrastructure network they use to scam people is a little more sophisticated than their interior design and is something I would love to completely destroy the infrastructure which of course I want to destroy first . destroy their computers, which we'll get to in a second, but after I destroy their systems there's still a whole underlying, overlaying back office of software that I can dismantle to make sure no one gets scammed in the coming months, I'll report back first. to Google about your entire Google Ads account so that no one can find your website and secondly, I will report the website itself to God Dad so that no victim can access your chat support and phone numbers.

Third, I will close your chat support. jvo chat so they can no longer generate leads from there, then their active phone numbers with intel quent and Magic Jack and report the incoming phone system with Nexa, the management chat where employees communicate with their boss will be reported to the webx teams for and serviceIt will be reported that the hosting agreement will be signed now and they also reported about the American companies to the FTC and the FBI in the hope that they no longer have a place to launder the money and Manish, his home address It has also been reported to Homeland Security before now. destroying all your computers, it's always good to have a little fun, for example, freezing scammers' mice in the middle of a scam attempt, avoid it, avoid it now do nothing, click uh, wait a moment, look at the left. side D you can open accessibility any option ok open accessibility now you can keep your hand away from the mouse and keyboard okay I'll drive for you it will take a minimum no I'll call you later okay come back or disable your microphones in the middle of a scam says the connection is not private look at your computer screen sir yes I see what you say so you're not the only one sorry hello hello playing with scammers it's all fun and games but if I do for too long, they will simply reset your entire operation, so it is better for me to cause major damage that eliminates them for longer than a few calls, so let's go ahead and start the permanent destruction of these scammers.

Thank you for calling support. Max, can I help you? Yes, my printer does not connect to my computer. Sure, then, what I'm going to do, sir. I will give you some instructions to follow on a computer to help you fix your problem. problem, okay, then you can write the letter, your letter Q is not clean now it says connecting correctly yes, it says connecting correctly sir, as you can see, I am not your usual victim that you are going to scam today, okay? In fact I'm going to your entire call center okay I know you are a scammer yes you can log out okay you can hang up the call you can do whatever you want okay but sir listen to me very close.

The name is James Boiler. I'm fine. Here we go. Just hang up the call. Of course, I'm Isaac. Yes sir. I need you to connect me to your supervisor right now because if not, I will nuke your entire facility. Don't connect me to your supervisor. I'm going to destroy your entire call center. Well, sir, first of all, may I know why you are talking to me like that? Yes sir. I'm going to destroy your entire call center because you're a scam Hello, thank you for holding up the line sir, this is Amy, one of the floor supervisors.

I just wanted to understand one thing sir, why do you think we are scamming people or are scammers because you are selling a fake support package while you are impersonating printing companies like Abson brothers and HP in your scripts, okay, so we're running a business. I'm going to hack what I'm going to do, listen to me very carefully, ma'am, now it's my time to speak for a second, okay? I'm going to hack all your computers and destroy your entire call center, is that okay with you, sir? I think there's some problem here, okay, yeah, there's a big problem, a big problem for you because all your computers are going to be destroyed with malware, okay, I mean, I'm here to help you if you have any questions, you're here to help me steal my money, you're here to help me steal my money with a fake support package, okay, you steal other people's money too and that's the reason I'm going to destroy you, it seems like you're pretty chill about it , you don't think I can do that, do you think I can do this? or you don't believe it, no, I don't think I can do that, sir, I'm sorry, okay, so you're

challenging

me, so yeah, hello, you can't hang up on this call, you can't, I'm going to no. no no no no no no I'm going to hang this car I'm going to destroy it do you hear me sir? you can do whatever you want okay hello no okay well I think you guys are scamming a lot of people and I am actually reporting this to the FBI and I think their call center might be being destroyed.

Okay, sure, sir, go ahead, yes, because he's a scammer and he's trying to steal my money. Why are you trying to steal my money? money sir sir he said said said go ahead, all good, say less, let's make this right, so now the plan was to run custom FBI malware on all the PCS and fill their home folder with dozens of different viruses to render their computers useless, like it shows. Earlier in this video I have access to a laptop with a webcam and I thought it would be fun to add a loud noise to my virus and catch this scammer, his panicking live on this webcam, unfortunately when I was about to start the destruction, I noticed this guy had recorded his webcam, so I quickly had to come up with something creative.

I can't show exactly what I did, but let's say my creativity worked when I managed to get this scammer to untape his webcam not once but twice, the tape glue did it. It makes vision very blurry, but it's better than the previous black screen, so let's go ahead and destroy these guys, there they go, let's go, and of all the computers I left only one so I can talk to these scammers. hey scammer hey stop destroying your computer can you hear me and talk to me for a second? okay, what happened? I told you I was going to destroy your center, you told me I couldn't, you said, go ahead, I don't think you can. do that and now I have done it and I would like to talk to your boss, you know, further assistance, the boss of that company is Manish and I would like to talk to him regarding the scams that you guys are running against American citizens, okay? uh hello uh I am the superior on the floor uh we are not scamming sir we are just providing the services you take a call hello this is HP support which is an impersonation which is against the IT Act 2008 which is illegal in your country let's say this is due to hackers, this is due to viruses, which is not true, that is misleading, you know, it is true, that is synonymous with scam, it is misleading, we never lie to anyone, sir , that's not true sir, but again I have a question sir, like how do you like to know how you access through computers and help you make anyone give information about your company or something like that?

It depends on your imagination. You just have to watch your employees very closely. That's all. I'll tell you to watch your employees very closely, friend. Thanks after this some computers turned back on and let's just say the home folder trick worked its magic as the computer and infrastructure were destroyed. This group has not been seen scamming again. I hope you enjoyed this video, if you did make sure to like and subscribe before clicking. There's a Patreon and PayPal link in the description if you want to buy me a coffee. I hope you have a good day, stay safe, be cautious. bye