Card Services Scam Call EXPOSED: Don't Fall for Their Tricks!

🚨 Watch out for phone scammers! 🚨 In this video, I share my experience with a relentless scammer from "Card Services" who tried to deceive me while I was working. Learn from my encounter and protect yourself from becoming a victim of such scams.

📞 In this video, you'll witness:

A real-time example of a scam call from "Card Services"
How the scammer tries to manipulate and deceive
Tips and tricks to identify and avoid falling for these scams
My hilarious interaction with the scammer 😂

Don't forget to LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE to stay updated on the latest scams and ways to protect yourself. Together, we can outsmart these scammers and keep our hard-earned money safe! 💪

🔔 Hit that notification bell to never miss a video that could save you from scams! 🔔

#PhoneScam #CardServices #ScamCallExposed

[pfs]

Every minute of their time you waste is a PUBLIC SERVICE! Thank you!!

[jamesstewart]

I love to mess with those jerks. I am retired and I look forward to get these calls.

[ThePumpingiron]

It's amazing how rude they get after being called out. 😂

[cataderian]

I am disabled and, unfortunately, have a lot of time on my hands. When these scammers call I watch YouTube videos and waste their time for as long as possible. I consider my little way of providing a public service.

[gonfishing]

my son plays with these people every weekend. he recons wasting their time is better than playing a computer game ✌️

[pwk]

I get about three of these calls every day. I never hang up. I play them out as long as possible. If they are going to make me suffer, I am going to make them suffer.

[michaelboys]

I could watch videos of people having fun with scammers all day!! It never gets boring and they are all total horrid buggers. Well done, Sir!!! Well done!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂

[nickv]

I am so upset. Emily from Card Services calls me weekly. I really thought she cared about me. Now I find out she's really a dude in India.

[ASouthern]

I love when they call me. They make my day! Yelling at them is a blast. Lol

[jelammers]

I've been able to get scammers screaming mad with:
- Does your mother know you're a criminal?
- Does she know how low you've sunk, every day trying to steal from people?
- What would she say if she knew what you are doing?
- Wouldn't she be horrified?
- Won't your family be dishonored when they learn that you are a good-for-nothing thief?
- Aren't you embarrassed to have this kind of job?
- Can you not find honest work?
- How do you live with yourself?
etc.

[robinaxeman]

Strange how they are ALWAYS indian voices with english names

[johntate]

I answer the phone "New York State Police, Internet Crimes Division, Sargent Gale speaking, how can I help you?" and you hear a click right away and they never call again.

[patearl]

I refuse to talk to anyone with an Indian accent on the phone anymore

[robertmarier]

I once told a scammer that that if they were from my bank they would know my father's maiden name, that screwed up her script

[EddieJazzFan]

When I get these calls I always ask to speak with a supervisor and then ask them that I want of order a large pizza with a side salad. I usually really pisses them off.

[frankhoward]

When asked for the expiration date of my card, I tell him that I'll have to go get it and the response is always, "OK, take your time." so I do. I put him on speaker phone and go about my business. Eventually they come back asking if I'm there or if I've got the card and I always tell them I'm still looking for it. You can waste a lot more than 5 minutes doing this.

[happy_jcg]

Every body who received these calls should answer and waste their time. Keep them on as you can.

[garycoulier]

When I do this, I interrupt the person EVERY SINGLE TIME they talk.

[jerryg]

I like this guy. He really knows how to talk to the Scammer! He is asking a proper question.

[itsnotthesamething]

Dude, that was hilarious! I remember once, in the early 1990's, some guy (who actually spoke real English, not a foreigner) called my house. He knew my name, and exclaimed excitedly that I had won a prize, in their sweepstakes! I knew I had not entered a sweepstakes, so I immediately knew it was a scam. But I acted excited, asked a gazzilion questions, and kept him on the line for at least 20 minutes, going over the possibilities of what I had won. (there were a number of possibilities). After a while, I finally got serious, and asked, "Ok, how much is this "prize" gonna cost me?" I could hear the demeanor change immediately. The guy knew he had been had. Then he begrudgingly went over the cost list, of the coupons I had to buy, to be "entered" to win one of the prizes. They wanted $750! Like I am gonna write a check for that amount, to get a few coupons, and to (less likely than more) win a prize! I told him I didn't have that kind of money, but I sure did enjoy talking to him, and to call back, anytime! He never did.