What is going on everyone and welcome to our slash Pro Revenge? Now today's video is all about

scammers getting scam themselves. It's a video full of perfect karma and justice and you're going to love it.

Let's get straight into it. Scammers want access to my PC.

I turn the tables and start wiping their computer.

I got our home phone number long before cell phones were a common thing to have. As things have evolved, that phone number like 99% of anything that requires a phone number for no good reason.

So I have kept that phone number alive over the years.

Most recently, I moved it a few years back to an online service that charges a tiny amount of money per month

to host it for me. I access it via a SIP client on my computer. Because of the

nature of the phone number, it randomly rings. If I have time, I'll mess with whomever is calling.

Most of the calls are the... Most of the calls are the...

Your car warranty is about to expire, kind. Some of the calls are about non-existent credit cards. My favorite calls are the scammers. I record

all calls that come into this phone number. In my states only one person needs to know that a call is being recorded and besides these

scammers are all overseas so I really do not care about their laws.

So when a scammer calls I tend to answer and play along.

Sometimes these calls last a few minutes before they give up on me.

Today I set a new record, a total of one hour of their time wasted.

The call comes in as normal. I string the guy along. I play dumb. I keep them thinking I am an easy target.

After 40 minutes I tell him I have to hang up and could he call me back in an hour. To my surprise though, this idiot calls me back.

So I decided to see if I could get him to let me connect to him by continuing to play dumb.

My plan is based on knowing that they have a

handful of tools at their disposal. Easiest of which is team viewer. So I play

along until they get me on a team viewer, but I never give them the real

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