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Sean called (469) 840-6284 and encountered a surprised Indian call center representative working a Camp Lejeune Lawsuit Settlement Scam. NOTE: There are many law offices in the U.S. handling such claims; please start here in order o file an actual claim; use the weblink herein. It is run by the U.S. Navy and the U.S. Department of Justice. https://www.justice.gov/civil/camp-lejeune-justice-act-claims

He said it himself., more than once. "This s a scam!" Sean called this scammer at 828-295-2000 which is a Blockchain Support scam based in the UK. Note the foreign accent and not King's English. Dead giveaway that these guys were not investigating anything but Sean's pocketbook.

I got a czll from a lady who claimed to be 'Haley', raised in England. She called me from 360-215-2013. After further questioning she verified that the call was routed to a Washington State phone number from their Miami, Florida call center...but claimed their call headquarters originated in the UK (England). The more she spoke, the more I believed she was calling me from a call center based in India. The more questions I asked about Empower People USA of Florida (777 Brigdale Ave; Ste 500, Miami, FL) the angrier she became. I was just asking TOO MANY QUESTIONS, therefore not interested in being defrauded. I did not want to be the next elderly person being scammed. These scam call centers work to route the calls via several phone numbers via the Internet. It is like the old shell game...guess which shell to pick that the pea is hidden under.

These folks are based in India. They are INDRA ENERGY and are working to scam innocent power company customers out of their hard-earned income by trying to charge them fees to enter a U.S. government program to lower their power bills each month. DO NOT GIVE THEM ANYTHING BUT A HARD TIME. Scamtards!

These idiots from the Indian Cal Scam Center in Mumbai kept calling back...insisting that I had to pay back taxes in order to avoid sanctions by the IRS. SCARY STUFF! (said with sarcasm).

These folks have several call centers based around the USA that originate their scam calls from India. The main call center is in Boca Raton, FLorida and is linked to several other debt relief scams. This man, Joe, called me from California and wanted 'to help me'. Never give them your SSN number, correct name, address, etcetera. They will use it to steal your identity and your banking account information so they can clean you out. Their main target group to scam is elderly folks.

The guys at the Indian Scam Call Centers are at it again. They want to take over my Xfinity box and reprogram it...get into my computer, then scramble it to steal any financial information I may have installed on it over time. NEVER LET THESE FRAUDSTERS HAVE YOU DOWNLOAD ANYTHING TO YOUR COMPUTER OR CELL PHONE. They will drain your bank accounts and steal your identity. Notice their poor use of English.

Sean calls another Indian call scam center to waster their time while trying to steal funds from unsuspecting consumers. Sean shows them the way to their SAFE SPACE.

The professor calls the Indian Call Center scammers to bait them into flying him out to India to hold an English seminar. If the scammers learn better English, they will make more moeny. RIGHT? They could not handle the professor's word magic (verbal jujitsu) or insults. Enjoy! (WARNING: Explicit language-NOT FOR KIDS!)

Sean calls 866-200-3649 to the FACEBOOK Customer Support Scam Call Center in India. The scammers wanted me to install AnyDesk (an application that takes over your computer, holds it hostage, and harvests funds from a victim's bank accounts) so he could take over my computer. Sean does his best to waste their time and frustrate them...all while hurling insults. GOOD STUFF. Enjoy!

Mr. David Miller (probably a fake name) claims that he can still process my prize....a new Mercedes delivered to my front door with a check for 5.5 million dollars...all courtesy of the Mega-Millions drawing that I just won. There is one catch, though. I have to pay him $200 to have the tow truck drop it off at my front door. SCAM! (Part 6-the voicemail he left me)

Sean details new scams targeting the elderly..

This scamtard named 'Dave' just won't stop calling me. He insists on getting me to release a 14-digit Money Gram code to him that he believes is legit. I faked going there and gave him fake numbers. Even after I told him not to cal back, he keeps coming back for more.! ENJOY! (WARNING: Explicit language...NOT FOR KIDS' EARS!)

*NOT FOR CHILDREN'S EARS! Do not accept any phone calls from this scamtard who calls himself 'David Miller'. He is recognizable as having a thick New Jersey accent (claims he is from Hoboken) and is probably using a burner phone with the number 510-546-1524.

I got a call from 510-546-1524...a number in California being used by an Indian Call Center for a Facebook scam. He wanted me to use Facebook Pay, Venmo, or CashApp to send him money to prove to him that my checking account could accept the gift card money he wanted to send me...even though I told him I had tried to buy a scooter on Facebook Marketplace. Suddenly, he said two people were working to scam me from Texas and Ohio! After much frustration they had another person call me from another scammer section of their call center. This time it was from 510-546-1524. This time it was to announce that I was a Mega-Millions winner. All I had to do was go down to a CVS pharmacy and purchase a Money Gram for $200.00 and call them back with a 14-digit code. It was a call from a burner phone with a guy who spoke decent American english. I was to pay the $200 fee for the tow truck to deliver me a brand new 2004 Mercedes Coupe convertible...a GLE53...worth about $85 grand...and i had AMG racing wheels! John Chester, the General Manager, would be one of four men who would not only deliver me the car, but a check for $5.5 million dollars! I made up a fake 14-digit Money Gram code and gave it to him....R41345609718265. This guy was so stupid, that he could not remember which lie I told him first.

NOT FOR CHILDREN* I got an incoming call from 833-522-3925 asking me to allow them to scam me out of some money. Little did they know that Professor Raj would be right on top of their scam and hurl insults at them. He ends with 'Lick My Boots'. ENKOY!

Sean has had enough of the $100 Walmart gift card scammers. Sit back for an explosive ending to these thieves! *NEVER give these people your real SSN# or bank account information!

January of 2024 Billie Collins lost her 23-year-old daughter, Ana. She had been born with severe birth defects and Billie had struggled to be her sole caregiver until she turned 23 in 2024. Then, Ana passed away suddenly. Without her daughter's SSDI income to live on she found herself homeless (post-COVID) with rents skyrocketing and ended up living in a motor home. This is a story of. "There but for the grace of God, go I." A Givesendgo campaign has been started for her. Please give from your needs, not your wants. https://GiveSendGo.com/GrievingtheLossofaDaughter

In a trail of deception Judge McAfee has left the American jurist pool tainted with the odor of his own mendacity and audicity to have let this show trial even take place. In an attempt at a do-over, Sean has allowed his classroom to be used in a mock trial to re-teach the judge on what he should have recognized and done. Instead, he chose to take the coward's way out and threw President Trump and his co-defendants under the Fanni Willis bus. Here is an attempt at making things right using puppets for props. After all, everyone loves puppets...even political ones.

Sean receives a call very similar to one received by a certified fraud examiner Bernita Shaw (not her real name) in her video. (See link below) HerYouTube Channel #Fraudforthought has many great videos. https://www.youtube.com/@fraudforthought and the nonprofit web url - https://businessfraudprevention.org Here is the link to her similar video dealing with Altitude Debt Advisors scammers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggkXC-kwF64&t=14s *Sean's opinions are his alone and do not reflect or represent the views of this lady who is a certified fraud examiner! WATCH HER CHANNEL called @Fraudforthought ! She is very professional in responding to these scammers. *NOTICE that the same guy answered my call and Bernita's calling himself 'Daniel' and 'Chris'. NOTE: I checked with Charitywatch.Org and Altitude Debt Advisors is not listed anywhere in the USA as a non-profit corporation. Additionally, the video referenced herein was used with the permission of the lady who created it.