The bank login scam: Part 2 - Ratting a scammer

[@elsieg6872]

Thank you so much for saving that elderly man from probably losing everything in his account.

[@Catsrnice_]

I don't think that old man had that much since if he didn't know what was going on, he might have been like "What telephone line and internet line? I don't know what you're talking about I don't have one!" lol imagine that!

[@discussioncorner]

almost a year later, and i have the same sentiments...What kind of pond scum does that to an old man. if i ever go back to the UK i'll buy you a pint.

[@leoroth6162]

these horrible heartless bastards need a good savage beating, makes my blood boil!!!

[@tohzikai8286]

Lee-Enfield No.4 please

[@jamescarroll6954]

And also from having his rooter configured.

[@shanafan]

I love how naive the scammer is when he sees a file called BANK INFO and thinks it's actually bank info just sitting on someone's desktop, lol.

[@endermeap6488]

I’ve seen files at least that stupid on some old people’s computers, so it actually isn’t as far fetched as it might seem.

[@ForumcoldiArchon]

Nah a lot of ppl do that.. the stupid part was downloading it and trying to open it when it DIDNT WORK on the owners pc and gave a virusresult aswell.. why would they have a file they can’t open themselves for their own info

[@endermeap6488]

@Flare Me, an indian person: 🤨

[@user-rf4vc7mt4d]

@@endermeap6488 lmao don't listen to him

[@swordcrafted]

ForumcoldiArchon Like, the only time a pdf document will have an icon is if it could be ran. The icon isn’t even transparent. Easy way to make out a fake...

[@HVAC-BDE]

It's sad that a random KZbinr has better crime investigation skills than the Indian police. Makes me think if they dont get a kickback.

[@Volaths]

fire X of course they get a kickback, it's how they're allowed to operate. China is the same, its how Chinese scammers are allowed to scam tourists, the police are all in on it and take a cut.

[@Assimandeli]

Whenever somebody makes a joke about the quran, many Middle-Eastern countries threaten to boycott the entire western world. Meanwhile these Indian scammers are stealing millions from the English speaking world and nobody does anything about it. Maybe it's not the best comparison, but shouldn't some united nations like group say "hey, stop that shit now" to India? Or maybe all big companies in the west are so tied to India and China that we can't really boycott them. Dunno. Who even funds these scam callers? Is it some Indian mafia or a foreign crime organization that's using India for money laundry or some shit.

[@3ountyhunter]

It's also that they have to go through the proper channels. They can't RAT someone like Jim does because all the evidence gained from it would be inadmissible in court.

[@Gassit]

They downloaded and activated the file themselves with no prompting from Jim so I don't think there's anyway a court could find Jim in the wrong in this case.

[@rdouthwaite]

Fred Gassit Right up until the point he connects, then it all gets a bit, shall we say, grey

[@thestyler124]

This 87 Year-Old Man had a saving angel ( in German you say Schutzengel): YOU!! Great respect for your work against internet criminality!

[@alba489_]

Nur als Hinweis, "Schutzengel" heißt auf Englisch "guardian angel". :)

[@cimadev]

Many german people are here anwesend, as it scheint :P

[@JapanischErfahren]

Schön ein paar Deutsche hier zu sehen. :D

[@simono.899]

Moin moin

[@Wlhlm]

@@cimadev weiss nicht wovon du redest

[@Gapbrick]

Those people are absolute human garbage. I'm glad you could stop them from scamming the old man - you cannot believe how important your work is, Jim! While others rat scammers to just mess around, you actually take further steps. Thank you!

[@owenmclain3327]

Who said they were human ? Sons of Donkey's and Goat's is more accurate a description.

[@zimcomp6669]

Jim thank you for doing this my father who is in his 80's was scammed by these people while he didn't loose much money it really hurt him that he fell for such a scam Jim please don't stop your doing such good work even saving one person at a time is such a good thing

[@Eisenwulf666]

I understand what you mean, my grandfather was 85 when he believed some scammers. While he didn't lose a huge amount of money ( 2000 € if i remember correctly,which to him wasn't a little amount btw) ,he didn't feel secure anymore, he did lose his natural charisma if you will. I realised that he really, for the first time, felt old and vulnerable. He is in a better place now, but still if i think of it i get so angry that i could hurt someone.

[@juniorloaf12]

You could subscribe to his patreon page if it hits close to home for you. People like him should be encouraged, rewarded and incentivized. Maybe the next person he helps will be someone else's father/grandfather .

[@volundrfrey896]

@@Eisenwulf666 Yeah even if you're not necessarily hurt by the monetary aspect (although it might sting) it will still hurt you mentally to fall for something like this. It's embarrassing for most and it makes you question your own judgement to a degree that's far from good. And when you're old it makes you question your own sanity and mental wellbeing, even though it has little/nothing to do with that. This is a threat that's completely new to someone over a certain age.

[@joseph1845]

@@volundrfrey896 It's similar to how people who are abused by narcissists feel, they start to doubt their own senses due to the gaslighting

[@Girlybunches]

How do they sleep at night. You’re doing great work.

[@benjaminfraeyman]

they put money in their ears, sad but true

[@TheIlook1]

They believe that they are disadvantaged and people in other countries OWE them something, therefore they are facilitating this transfer (the ends justify the means). I have some friends from India and every time they go back, their family EXPECTS them to leave EVERYTHING they brought with them in India. If they do not then "they are being greedy and selfish".

[@Girlybunches]

TheIlook1 Yes, this applies to anyone who is prepared to do such things to vulnerable people. Regardless of where they are from.

[@sureenough2817]

Girlybunches they see it as a career and are never told it’s wrong, they go looking for a job, find a high paying “tech” company, and then boom, they are scamming people.

[@TheIlook1]

Girlbunches, I agree, I wasn't trying to say it is part of the Indian culture, but was surprised when our friends told us that they HAD to go shopping (some new things would be expected) so they could take things with them to "keep the peace" in their family. I have seen this with people from many walks of life....victim mentality.

[@OCDTraci]

At first I felt sick to my stomach, but then Jim swooped in and saved the day. Not every hero wears a cape :)

[@Morphimus]

How do you know he doesn't wear a cape? For all we know, he is wearing one in all of these videos!

[@starwars1744]

No capes!!!!

[@marathimanus1147]

Not every hearo wears a cape. Few of them use VM and they reverse remote connection.

[@Kristenm28]

No hero's wear capes.

[@Rafman316]

Disguising the remote viewer software as “bank info” was clever.

[@axeldelgado8121]

and that's how social engineer works😂

[@watchmeimflying]

I think naming it user names and passwords is more believable, people are more likely to have a file like that in their desktop and it’s just as tempting

[@rubberchix]

its not even that clever! i bet Jim was buzzing his tits off as it happened

[@sameash3153]

Nah the scammer was really stupid, what elderly person keeps their bank info in a PDF document? It would be in a word document if anything.

[@xxrobloxprogamerxx180]

wait you arnt using pastebin?

[@AB-wt2nz]

Keep up the great work Jim. Hunt the hunters. Prey on the predators. Protect the weak.

[@TheWatanna]

They are the most vile people to do this to anyone let alone an 87 year old. You did an amazing thing by letting Lloyds and the gentleman know about the scam. Well done.

[@agaskew]

One of my elderly friends phoned me in a blind panic after nearly getting conned by one of these. Another was only stopped from sending scammers money in a transfer by the diligent Post Office employee who recognised the symptoms of what the victim was asking to do. Makes the blood boil.

[@guern1ca845]

Man how messed up is the modern world that we need to rely on post offices employees to make sure we don't lose all our money (btw VERY happy that your friend is safe and for the employee) have a good day sorry for being 2 years late.

[@Olivia-dg4fb]

I worked at credit union call center and I had older people who would call cause they got a scary call pretending to be the bank. I'd have to reassure them that it was a scam and their money was okay. I'd always tell them that it they are still concerned or want to change account info, they can go into the CU and they'd be more than happy to help. Those were some of the worst calls cause they were just so scared and I couldn't do a lot more than explain what it was.

[@martinmerendi671]

I love your videos♥️ What you are doing is very important

[@Eire-]

You should be employed by the government and paid a lot of money! You’re a hero 👍 Fair Play man 👍

[@windywednesday4166]

That's a great idea... there should be a bounty on these crooks!

[@jugz9130]

Maybe hes already an fbi agent or something , or maybe a part of an organization that works againts these guys , who knows !

[@jisanjisan2058]

Lol he earns more from KZbin 🤣

[@MRJMXHD]

Calm, calculated and effective. That is what separates you from the others. Keep doing what you do man! 👏👏

[@secretsquirrel5439]

Because he's English :)

[@MRJMXHD]

SecretSquirrel aha, I guess so.

[@PrezzsSpinning12]

JMXHD Business day was good

[@Kruegh]

Don't forget that he is not calling them up bragging about how he syskey'ed them or something either. It's good to see someone out to learn more about how to effectively deal with these scum

[@MRJMXHD]

Nicolai Nielsen Exactly. There are so many others who just call up to cuss out at them, make jokes, etc and to me, that doesn't make any sense or have any effect.

[@synful1969]

Thank you for calling and helping this elderly man. It makes mad when these fucktards scam anyone, but it really irritates me when it's clearly someone so naive about tech and trusting. This man is in his Golden Years and he should be revered not taken for a ride. BLESS YOU!

[@EdinburghAndy]

Normally I get a chuckle from your uploads. This one has made me feel angry (and slightly nauseated). Fascinating to see their set up but infuriating to think that they're doing this. Thanks (as always) for your work on this Jim.

[@myswanktrendz]

Oh dear, I had to stop the video at 6:37 as I imagined my 90 year old mother doing the same thing because she's not sure of anything anymore, and it could be a friend on the phone for all she knows. Her memory is shot and she just does as asked. I actually became emotional and had to stop viewing.

[@myswanktrendz]

Jim, well on behalf of elders like my mother, thank you for stepping in (and following up) when you knew he was a sitting duck. I bet his family was grateful (at least I hope so). Anyway, I AM grateful.

[@jamesp4196]

An 87 year old?! I'm disgusted!

[@pattierotondo1108]

There is a special room in Hell for that level of garbage. That takes a special kind of evil.

[@Leanne_w]

You’re such an amazing man. Thanks so much for spreading awareness and also for actual getting authority’s involved. It’s refreshing to see that you’re doing this to actually help and not just for KZbin views. Well done, we need more people like you. X

[@scottcoleman2768]

Damn right we do need more people like jim

[@elizabethgaspodnetich4322]

Honestly when I was listening to the scammer talking to the elderly man, it was turning my stomach!! I am so glad that you alerted the victim and the bank! That makes you a hero in my eyes, and we need a lot more just like you out there looking out for these victims! I do have one question though. How much money would they have taken if the scam had been completed? Do they just take money once or do they keep taking until they are blocked or the bank account runs dry? It is crazy that these ass holes are making to much money! keep up the good work, and thank you for looking out for the victims!

[@elizabethgaspodnetich4322]

Jim Browning I can understand that. I am so happy that you are able to save some victims their hard earned money! I don't want to know from which victim they took money from. I guess I am just curious as to the average amount of money they scam out of people. Do they clean the victims out completely all at once, or slowly over time? I am a retired Police Officer, and I have been retired for about 10 years now so computer crimes was not even a crime when I retired! At least at our small department it wasn't, at the time anyway. It is just my cop brain wanted to know as much as possible! Thanks for answering all my questions. I meant what I said about you being a hero. Peace, Elizabeth

[@claudettebeaulieu596]

Elizabeth Gaspodnetich is

[@claudiunemes]

so underated channel...you are a LEGEND!!!

[@thornxxx5771]

It makes me feel sick listening to these barstands scamming these poor people.😪

[@blome421]

I want you to read your comment VERY CAREFULLY.

[@tisaconundrum]

He was coming back from the barstand when he wrote that comment

[@mishti06]

Jim..i swear..i had tears in my eyes watching this. That could be any of our fathers..it could be THEIR father..or grandfather. It upset me so much..they have absolutely no conscience. I do know that hinduism has karma ingrained in its faith..i only hope it will get its revenge. These ppl are pure scumbags.

[@LisaBeergutHolst]

Vote Labour!

[@breakingaustin]

This is incredibly sad. On behalf of the countless people you have no doubt saved without their knowledge from these despicable people, both through action and even simple wasting of the scammers time, thank you. Not all heroes wear a cape.

[@neerisp462]

I like how in every sentence the last word is "okay?"

[@colinm5481]

​@Prajna Shenoy When someone asks, "okay?", our response is usually "okay" also. This is similar to "yes" - it is an affirmative. It declares that you agree with something. So if you are repeatedly answering "okay" or "yes" to the question "okay?" then this makes your subconscious mind more willing to accept the instructions of the person asking "okay?" - you have told yourself "okay" enough times that you actually start believing that the activity you are falling victim to is ok. Salespeople use this technique to take you in the direction they want you to go. Google the 'Yes Set Technique'. Basically, the salesperson asks the customer easy-to-answer questions; then, at the end they will add on the final question which they _really_ want they customer to say 'yes' to. The basic 'Yes Set' pattern goes like this: *Salesperson:* I noticed that you were looking at our range of winter jackets. *Customer:* Yes *Salesperson:* Were you able to find something that will keep you warm? *Customer:* Yes *Salesperson:* Does this one you've just tried on feel comfortable? *Customer:* Yes *Salesperson:* I'm not sure if we have many of these left in stock actually. Are you ready to buy this today? *Customer:* (thinks 'Yes') Uhm yeah, I think I'll take this one, thanks. Years ago, I had a shitty job in a horrible call centre where I would cold-call people to try to get them to agree to make an appointment at their home with a greasy salesperson who would get them to buy double-glazed windows. The opening pitch was just an adaptation of this technique. For example, a conversation went something like this: *Me:* You answered in our survey that your house is over 10 years old, didn't you? *Customer:* Yes, that's right. *Me:* And you'd be interested in increasing the value of your home over time, wouldn't you? *Customer:* Yes, of course. *Me:* There's actually a local WINdow recycle scheme running at the moment. Money back for old windows. Homeowners are taking advantage and really seeing rewards. I don't know if you've heard about it yet, but would you ever be interested in finding out how much you could get if you ever wanted to upgrade your WINdows? *Customer:* Uh... *Me:* It would be good to know at some point in the future, wouldn't it? *Customer:* Yes. I'd be interested (...also subconsciously hears the word 'win') *Me:* So you have seven rooms in the house, right? *Customer:* Yes *Me:* Hmm..so I wonder how many WINdows that would be.... *Customer:* Uhh..let me think...10 *Me:* Yeah, so you have about 10 WINdows? *Customer:* Yes *Me:* If you were ever to upgrade...CAN YOU IMAGINE which WINdows you'd choose? (customer consciously thinks "Yes I can imagine"/subconscious mind hears this as: "Can you imagine win?") *Customer:* Yes. All of them. *Me:* Well, I can get someone to PAY you a quick visit...whenever's best for you...and they'll be able give you a good idea of what options you have for the WINdows if you ever decide to upgrade. It's really helpful to know and they can answer any questions you have. Does that sound good? Shall we make an appointment? *Customer:* Yes. Then a salesperson goes to the customer's home and convinces them to rip out their perfectly fine windows and install new 'upgraded', 'green' ones. The customer never gets money back from recycling - the company cashes in on the materials, and gets thousands from the customer. Most of the time the customer is happy though and never feels rip off. But it's all so insincere. I was so happy to leave that job. Anyway...so the repeated 'ok' pattern these scammers use puts the customer in a habitual response to answer 'ok' also - just like the customer who continually answers 'yes'. They say 'ok' - in other words, they agree automatically with the scammer. The force of the 'ok' or 'yes' is built up so that the victim says 'yes' to the ultimate aim of the scammer without really thinking about it too hard - 'OK I will let you control my computer'; 'OK, I will give you my bank details'; or whatever it may be. It's been proven how idiotic these scammers are. Yet even a complete moron can keep asking 'okay?', without formally realizing what they are doing. It might be difficult, however, for good people to realize when they are falling into this trap of automatically agreeing with someone and allowing themselves to be persuaded even more into doing something against their own interests. It's also important to realize that the word 'No' is probably the most powerful word you can ever use.

[@AnalyticalMenace]

Why?

[@theastrogamer710]

7:24 "They will axe you..." - Indian scammer accidentally revealing his plan to the victim

[@John-lf3xf]

Aqua Nova dumbass

[@John-lf3xf]

Aqua Nova lol jk that was the joke mate

[@franzlyonheart4362]

They listen to too much rap. Little big gangsters in da Indian hood!

[@suzycreamcheesez4371]

You're kidding right??@Aqua Nova

[@potatotai2570]

Aqua Nova They axed him Not ask *axe*

[@ojas3464]

Thanks again Jim. As always, I'll be happy to help every baiter, any possible way I can☺

[@ChenaniahW]

0:00 already know it’s good

[@jordilagaresroset8396]

me too

[@Connie_TinuityError]

Kenan Wondercheck 80th like (21:57 UTC January 7, 2019)

[@KokoCyber]

Great job on part 1 & 2 Jim, When you'll get the hang of it, you'll have 4 to 5 scammers per day, Keep some to yourself and gather as much info as you can mate. Keep up the awesome work, stay safe.

[@bardacuda82]

Thank you for your work, Koko! Can't wait to see more stuff from you.

[@2509jacqueline]

MY goodness, I'm so releieved they didnd't get anything from this 87 year old man. How do these people live with themselves???

[@EnglishMike]

Pretty easily, I'm afraid. They're scamming people in a wealthy country half-way across the world. It's easy for them to convince themselves that their victims are going to be fine -- that is, even if their conscience is pricked in the first place.

[@2509jacqueline]

Yeah, you're probably right. I hope karma will get them all in the end, but that's probably wishful thinking.

[@DavidLee-id3lf]

not ww2 the video is from 2018 2018-87 1931 ww2 ended in 1945 he would only be 14

[@BrockN]

Congrats on 100k!

[@kingpatil2882]

Jim Browning congratulations on 2.33 million

[@rahilmalhotra001]

@@JimBrowning Just a small amount of 2.82 million subs now!

[@kennethjanczak4900]

Its not funny anymore, when your hear those recordings from the call center..... Its sad to hear how people fall for this crap.

[@timb4602]

As an IT Tech, I see hundreds of elderly get scammed every day. It is heartbreaking. Thank you for your work to get back at these guys and save who you can!

[@charleslozada5829]

Question: are they scamming only the elderly? I would think they would hit each and everyone they can. Heartless has no color. race or religion. Humans suck!

[@vauhner81]

These guys make me sick. Keep up the awesome work!

[@sallywingles9057]

I am so thankful we have people like you in this world. Sir, you are a true HERO!

[@flyingdutchwoman]

I teach computers to seniors at a center. Jim I would like your consent to use your vids to educate them, on what not to give out..even thoe your in the UK and not Canada, it is still a good information tool.

[@3ountyhunter]

Greta Bos Scam baiting videos in general would be good. Another place would be Lewis Tech as long as you stop the video before they start swearing at each other. And for a lighter video there's always The Hoax Hotel who usually does pretty clean scam baiting.

[@flyingdutchwoman]

ya that's the reason why I want to use jim's, it's very professional and has no nasty language..

[@vgamesx1]

Why do you need permission to play youtube videos? As long as you're just playing them and not re-uploading them or something then I don't see what you need permission for.

[@flyingdutchwoman]

it's common courtesy to ask, don't ya know..

[@epicone1998]

Greta Bos If you want to do that it's better to message him via e-mail in the "about" section of KZbin on his profile page

[@rogergommert528]

You're doing a great service for all of us Jim, thank-you a 1000 times.

[@ToL12]

Dude your a legend

[@saraherrera522]

This brought me to tears 😭😭taking advantage of the elderly is just as bad as child abuse. Thank you so much for all you do. You’re an angel 👼

[@mohitjain4943]

I am From India.. And I feel Ashamed of them... if you want any help in translation than I may help you... Keep the good work up!

[@PovertyD]

Mohit Jain what do they say in the background at 2:30?

[@davidhalabi664]

Yeah what did they say?

[@shashwatchamoli7221]

That scammer said : "maybe he didn't say anything because he saw the girl"

[@AKT_SNP]

to be honest thats exactly what i would say if i had a quest to befriend your enemy in order to be a firsthand snitch to a scammers side, its unlikely but possible; hope you are legit through but i thought it would be wise to let Jim think about that so he can be around for a longer becouse after all, at this point he made enough losses to get WANTED for his...head.

[@blackcountryme]

The BBC get info from these call centres saying this is illegal. The BBC are scared of Indian backlash so they do little.

[@yoshi396]

Dude your a hero, videos like these even teach us how to avoid scammers like this. I'v actually told some teacher about you and they show their students your videos. I feel like this should be taught in schools so newer generations never have to deal with scammers.

[@lozzamanuk]

Superb work exposing these scum.

[@k8uba]

Okay, That 'PDF' file is genius!

[@NickKartha]

This was very informational and somewhat entertaining. Thank you for making this video.

[@kibundle]

So much great info. I got one of these fake warnings on my PC a year ago; my first instinct was to shut off my computer. The notice was startling, but once I restarted I realized it was fake. My niece, who is much younger than me, intelligent, fell for one of these scams. I have a friend in CA who had her identity stolen--breaks my heart. Your work is fantastic, never stop.

[@thornxxx5771]

Wow so worth the wait now I’m gagging for part 3 haha loving your work jim 😀

[@Rivodus]

Jim you are a hero... you really are, truly amazing work.

[@PhillipDeAsian]

*this is so sad* these heartless scammers.

[@SuperFIFTHGEAR]

Jim, I've recently found your channel over the weekend and I've viewed several of your videos. I'd just like to thank you for all of the hard work and time that you spend revealing all of the online scams that take place, and for taking all the time to investigate and expose companies. I must also commend you for phoning all the other victims and informing them too, that's incredibly kind of you - especially with the victim in this video. This is awful to view how these companies work and pray on the vulnerable. Again, thank you for all the work that you do. I've learned a lot over the last few videos. Looking forward to part 3, best of luck Jim.

[@Yaj01J]

Scary stuff.... thanks and well done jim!

[@Dayvid24]

You're an absolute God send. You don't put on fake voices and try and be funny and play a character, you just basically show these bastards for what they are (thiefs and cowards) and when you can you even help a victim. I have nothing but the utmost respect for you my friend.

[@mqccompo4156]

imagine if that old bloke was your grandpa ! blood-boiling stuff really !

[@UKSkateboarding]

Your like a real life hero man. Respect for that. It's nice to know your out there to look out for people like this poor old guy. Much love

[@TheIlook1]

YES! PART 2 made my day!

[@lorenrobertson8039]

You are a true hero Jim. Thank you for all you do! All the scambaiters look up to you, and I understand why now.

[@holymoly2353]

I don't know if I can bear listening to this poor chap being manipulated like this.

[@victorpopov3809]

Wow, thanks alot for all the work you done. You are an actual hero, even if the old man never realised it.

[@itsgowthem]

Excellent work man. I love your videos. ❤❤

[@ladydove1000]

Please don't ever stop!! You have brought laughter out of me watching you turning them in!

[@93_renegade]

Jim really out here doing some real life watch dog type ish... insane stuff.

[@shadowcloud41]

You are doing a wonderful job helping raise awareness of these scammers and trying to report them to the proper authorities

[@itshexon]

Great video, as always.

[@raytaylor4199]

Im so glad you intervened, breaks my heart that this is happening to vulnerable people, worked hard all their life. I wish the worst upon these bastards that are doing this

[@BeamDeam]

Omg waited so Long for this :D

[@aug.jam.1]

Thank you very much for taking the time to help these poor people falling for this.

[@VastayanEden]

"When they axe you... When they axe you-" That poor elder man.

[@Synchronised01]

I'm not one for donating on patron, but come the 1st of next month you're sure to have a new patron. Honestly you're the best scambaiting person ive come across and seeing you help people like this is really heartwarming.

[@remirms2239]

That's some very nice work! Well done! You should become a ethical hacker or private it detective!

[@donboo6692]

You're a hero Jim thank God for you ❤

[@John-ji4xo]

When you said 87 year old man, my heart literally shattered

[@meh5812]

sad thing is this isnt the only one there thousands out there

[@carlbaker9817]

I've been binging all of your videos, and you've taught me quite a few important things about computers. Ranging from removing horrible viruses, malware, ransomware and trojans to learning how to avoid fools like these. Thank you so much for doing what you do, a lot of people learned and appreciate your wonderful work!

[@revu8578]

Configer your rooter

[@revu8578]

mwalsher i usually spell configure correctly as well, except when im trying to spell out how it was pronounced by the scammer. And about how some people say router, that is true, if only this was the story with this scammer

[@revu8578]

Roflcopter that makes a lot of sense. But nothing sounds weird here. Jims "about" sounds weird here

[@tjja7321]

I say rooter not router I'm American

[@1wolfcubb]

These scammers are horrible people!! Would take them little effort to work at a legit job. But no they choose to harass, intimidate and thieve off of the elderly!! God bless you Jim Browning and all of your supporters!!

[@mrgallbladder]

Jim Browning. Have you thought about getting into the ASMR game? You have the voice for it.

[@Mili-bedili]

Omg yes he totally does!

[@Just_lift_anyone]

Sincerely many thanks Jim for looking after this older gentleman, you are a legend.

[@ghostie7660]

Here you have to physically go to the bank in order to get a bank account that can be used to do online purchases, I guess that's a good way of helping this.

[@dragonore2009]

Same with me, my financial institution requires you to physically show up and if any changes are made to the account, you have to contact them personally and send them a signed note via fax or email where they will match your signature of course from the first time you showed up.

[@ghostie7660]

Oh, here we have to walk to the bank, talk to a bank person, give them my ID and then they will unlock your account for online purchases.

[@bradmiley]

My dear Mr Browning. I am so happy that you, and others like you, are fighting back against this hideous plague. The way you stepped in and saved this 87 year old man was truly heroic. Godspeed you sir! Keep up this fight, and always know that the silent audience is constantly applauding and cheering you on. You are a legend Jim!

[@leomonz]

I think all elderly people should watch and keep uptodate about all this scam... My friend which 77 years old got scam by elderly dating...

[@magickmoi1261]

Zeo Life Just terrible. Poor old gal 🥰

[@journeyon1983]

The service you provide, Jim, is invaluable. Educating the masses is the only way stop these scammers from accomplishing their evil deeds. The time you donate in making your videos is truly appreciated. You are like the internet police as you saved an 87 year old from being a victim.

[@ihashinc567]

The one dislike is the scammer

[@ResonantRTS]

Just subscribed from being shown one of your older videos by a friend. Its great you are showing people about this world that im sure many people, including myself, knew very little about before seeing your videos and making people more aware . Keep it up

[@Dan-vb5gc]

Love these vids! Keep it up mate.

[@CODENAME]

Listening to these scammers is raising my blood pressure. You're doing good work sir, cheers.

[@PumaLyn]

Terima kasih malaikat pelindung kami!🙏 "Thank you, our guardian angel" in Malay. Love and respect from Malaysia.👍♥️🥂

[@joshuapratt1572]

What you're doing for these people is nothing short of heroic. I didn't know that these creatures actually get in trouble now, and I can't tell you how happy this makes me. I honestly WISH I could do what you do because it really seemed like for a long time they operated with impunity and after having suffered a personal family tragedy years ago directly because of a "scam caller" I can't explain how just knowing that they're being held accountable for their criminal actions makes dealing with it daily a bit easier. If I knew you personally I'd shake your hand sir. I'm sure you hear this a lot but you're a good man.

[@Sami44Four]

Almost at 100k!

[@zenon-paulking3399]

Well done Jim Browning much respect. When these people phone you trust me they are not there to help anyone but them selves.

[@jonholdaway5842]

Hero of the day for that pore old chap being scammed by these S***s

[@markgrieve655]

Amazing video Jim. I work in financial crime and it makes me so sad seeing so many vulnerable customers being taken advantage of like this. The work you are doing will definetely help make a difference. Keep up the good work! :)

[@booyah7415]

Jim, you should go to the Ted Talk about this. More people need to know about these scammers

[@frazzleface753]

He couldn't do a TEDtalk because they would accuse him of oppressing people of colour.

[@Aptezo]

@@frazzleface753 what? why

[@DavyBoy007]

Fascinating. My thanks to Mr. Browning for his wonderful work exposing and combatting the wretched scammers.

[@masterv2118]

I know this video is re: a cold call scam... As someone that helps ad networks with regards to blocking fake support ads, I'd like to thank you.

[@Mr3jj3]

Great work on saving the old man losing his money and informing the bank of the scammers actions . A HERO you are SIR .

[@astoocities]

People saying great video even though they haven’t seen the video yet lol

[@imperisum8620]

Don't need to watch. If Jim is making the video, it's bound to be excellent from the get go.

[@carlosfandango1931]

You are nothing less than a modern day hero, well done and keep up the great work, love these videos, hope more people become aware in the UK by watching them. I was nearly scammed like this but just managed to stop money being taken by phoning my bank afterwards, it will never happen again now that I am aware.

[@rjaskiel]

Part 1: "i lol'd" Part 2: "i serious'd"

[@gmo4250]

Wow, you are the man. I salute you Jim. Your videos are edited perfectly.

[@lemonpowder7863]

love ur vids

[@B-Rad_77]

Thank you, Mr. Jim Browning. Your work here is greatly appreciated.