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Scammer bump.

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bump

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Bump! Thanks

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Thanks, bump

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bump

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Thanks

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Bump

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Thank you! Bump!

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lol I almost feel sorry but my mother got scammed so nah. Thanks for the train :D

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bump!

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Bump and thanks!!!

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We have an Australianised version of the IRS one, where they leave a terse message about impending legal action and a police visit unless you ring a number to sort it out. I've had that one a few times, but what really annoys me is the "Windows Technical Department" or, more commonly, the "Technical Department of Telstra" (our formerly state-owned telecommunications utility that has a monopoly on the infrastructure), where they claim that your PC has a virus that is causing internet issues and they will have to disconnect you from the internet. They claim to be able to prove it by telling you to type in a command and reading what it says on the screen (so they can access your PC remotely). They still call me a few times a week, usually several times on Friday. I've spoken to them at least 150 times! There is nothing that can be done to avoid them other than disconnecting the landline.

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Bump for making scammers look like the fools they are!:)

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just watched all videos.. hilarious! you got my sub :D

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Bump and thanks. You can block scam numbers or report them to you cellular operator. How do foreign people get mine (or others) tel.# anyway?

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Ahem.

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Let's put the scammers on this train:

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Thank you and bump! I always get scam calls but they go to voicemail since I rarely ever answer phone calls from numbers I don't recognize.

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bamp

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Friend bump :)

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Bump. Thanks ^^

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Thank you for the gift!

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