Destroying SYSTEM32 on a Scammer's Computer

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Scammers typically target the elderly and attempt to steal money by several means.
1. Your Bank Saving or Checking accounts
2. Investment accounts or 401k retirement funds
3. Credit and Debit cards
4. Purchasing Gift cards
5. Cash withdrawls
6. Cryptocurrency

Scammers are ruthless criminals that have no problem stealing every last dime from their victims bank accounts. Please protect yourself as well as family members who might not be familiar with these type of scams.

[aurorincorporated]

“Kate” must feel so stupid for being owned by what first appeared to be an old lady.
I’m glad someone showed her that she is not invincible in her role as an abuser and that the tables could turn easily against her.

[johnmaser]

In the last year of my mom's life, she was scammed by one of these awful organizations. It caused a lot of unnecessary stress while her health was failing. I hope you hurt these scammers as badly as you can. Thanks for what you do.

[aestheticsoul]

As an Indian I wanna say, what are you doing to the scammers is rude and disgusting.
Do it again please.

[turbotunna]

I literally laughed out loud when I saw you used the wrong "their" to correct the mistake... but now I am so glad I watched until the final seconds of this video to see that you were trolling all of us and I'm laughing even harder!!!

Absolutely love your work guys!! Thank you

[MysterySteve]

I'm used to hearing the scammers sound all rude and stuff, it's so much more unnerving when they sound polite, inviting and friendly

[SpringN]

Who needs caffeine when you can get scammer tears from this channel? Love this and thank you for all your help in fighting against these pieces of trash!

[alfieburns]

How heartless and psychopathic one must be to manipulate and please someone, just so they can steal all their money.

[skillersonofficial]

3:11 The defiNITely in the text got me. It's the little things that add all the more to these amazing videos!

[jesusfirst]

Just imagine if scammers would put their work into good things rather than scamming…

[kenshinbattousai]

What's sad is that the Kate lady was showing the patience it takes to do actual IT support. It's sad bc a lot of real support personnel sometimes lack that level of patience.

[leeevans]

I love the way that you take these scammers to the cleaners. Well done.

[GarfieldRex]

Sad Kate dedicates to this, because she actually has very good customer service skills.

[ivanblakely]

Impressed that even when screwing the scammers there was empathy for "Kate" losing her mother.
When I get scam calls, after letting them think they were getting somewhere, I always ask them how their mother feels about their son/daughter being a petty criminal.

[zoecox]

My friend had a call from a Windows scammer, they pretended that they didn't understand the difference between a windows computer and the windows in their house. They had a really fun time with it!

Another played hold music to the scammer until they hung up.

[codyhenrichs]

Thank you for what you do, you guys are true heros. Before I discovered these sites I would waste the scammers time for the fun of it.. You have taught me about scams I knew nothing about so, I am at the ready if they call.

[shaun-andrewnero]

Brilliant, work! Thank you, so much for exposing them.

[esmeecampbell]

This is what we need more of, automated robots answering calls to tie scammers up and then handing calls through to humans to get onto the scammers computer and delete sys32

[sadmatch]

Instead of deleting sys32, I suggest you set a master BIOS password.

So each time they try to boot the computer it's gonna ask that password, whatever they do it's gonna be there and it's more difficult to clear that than re-installing Windows!

Most OEM support setting that password from Windows using PowerShell for example.

[mr.olsens_chem_physics_channel]

I simply want to say what you do is awesome and I wish more people did this sort of thing. I imagine it'd only take each large scale operations a couple times getting some of their own personal info obtained and posted as widely and repetitively as possible in order to get them to begin thinking whether or not to continue using the same cons. With the sheer volume of things like this going on it's amazing that neither civilian groups or government organizations haven't created some type of organization that specifically goes after these individuals. I know too many people who's parents or grandparents who've encountered more than a couple interactions with probably scammers. Just wanted to tell you you're amazing and I wish you all the best and would love to see your skills be picked up by more individuals looking to help.

[danielhobbs]

i love what you're doing, keep it up. too many scammers getting away with ripping hard working people off. GREAT JOB1