Peter said, "Thank you" after Jim saved him $12,000, possibly his life savings, and like a god damned modern day batman, Jim flew off into the night. Bless you for all your work.
Imagine 3rd party calling you out of nowhere and he tells that the whole thing's a scam and he knows everything about it, sounds like shit straight up from a movie
You can do your part too. Inform people. Also you can waste their time :) I had a dude on the phone for like an hour while I was working pretending to be ignorant. That's an hour a scammer can't scam.
I think the issue is that some people are in debt or don't have the money that physically robbing people or threatening someones life face to face isn't what they want so they resort to working for scam centers. It's very sad but that's the way I see scammers. That's why "Kabir" came to ben from pleasant green because he doesn't want in that life I think.
I think Jim browning emailed my mother warning her that she was being scammed about a year ago. She already decided it was probably a scam and she wasn’t going to send money, but his email was nice to confirm her suspicions.
He is probably pissed with his boss and wants to humiliate him. It does not necessarily mean that he has embraced a positive behaviour because he can easily resume his scamming but on different platform.
And what exactly you doing for living Jim the boomer ???. Making money out of scammer content and asking people for donations. He is ain’t no saint as he think he is…..
This video is credited to kabir though. He was beaten up and held for multiple days due to his actions. Fortunately he got the last laugh after he got there business fucked and ran away.
What exactly you doing for living Jim, spreading hate towards Indian. Making money out of scammer content and asking people for donations. He ain’t no Saint as people think he is. Edit: White folks logic just because I have Indian music on my channel I must be a scammer.
@@MrUssy101 well, there’s a difference between a UA-camr and a scammer, a scammer takes more money then their suppose to and send peoples live to the the dump, but Jim isn’t stealing the money, if you don’t give him the money i think he would be absolutely fine with that but scammers take your money whether you like it or not Jim’s asking for money to SAVE people’s money and now why are you even watching him if you don’t like him and the last two words I’m gonna say are bugger off
I work at a bank, thank you for what you're doing, I hate getting calls from customers who are scammed, we get so many calls. The majority of it is old people, who get intimidated with threats to do the transfers. Or where they pretend to be working for the bank. Please keep up your great work, from New Zealand.
Someone called my grandma trying to scam her telling her that her computer was full of harmful viruses so she allowed them to keep explaining and taking to them for about 20 minutes before stating she doesn’t own a computer then hung up lol
@@thespacemanfil ...what? I didn't say that to imply there are grandmas not worth keeping. It's just a mundane saying to explain that I think she is better than the average person
@@jamesduncan6729 uh... I'm not a native speaker but isn't this phrase used to say that a romantic partner is someone to keep, like to not mess up the relationship with said person? 😅😅😅
@@Klaranella not specifically. It's used just generally like I did, or if you want to use it to refer to a romantic partner that's cool too, but it's not exclusively one meaning
I am the funniest UA-camr of all time I watched my latest video and laughed for 69 minutes straight I am extremely funny I am dangerously funny and I have two girlfriends who think I am extremely dangerously funny and they watch all of my videos thanks for listening dear ro
@@cautionTosser actually, if they leave good reviews, it reduces the likelihood that they will be sussed out by the financial institution. It automatically reduces them being examined for various types of fraud raising fewer red flags
Man hearing that old guy talk is so sad. He's so scared that this guy he doesn't met can ruin him when in reality if he hangs up he'll be fine. I just wish banks would warn customers to always hang up and call the official number if they're suspicious. Feels like the boomers are just forced to learn this on their own and no one but Jim is telling them
What if the scammers download a keylogger onto the person's computer and has the person log into their bank account? If those people don't have two factor authentication, then what's stopping the scammers from actually accessing the bank accounts themselves later on? VPN's are a thing, so they can make it appear like they are in the same city the victims are in. Sure, the victim can later talk to the bank about their money being gone, but by that time the scammers could have already laundered it away by using various services like Paxful. When the scammers obtain access to the computers they have essentially free reign on the person's machine, they can do pretty much whatever to it. With these victims generally being elderly, then they're probably unaware of the dangers and what types of things can be done to their computers.
@@deanjustdean7818 again why are you saying such racist things i just saw you on another comment saying something about how indian doctors are bad and that all Indians turn wherever they move into their own India, and now you are heavily implying that the majority of Indians are scammers?
@@player_8008 idk about other things this guy said, but id agree that india has a bigger % of people doing internet scams compared to any other individual country. Would this be wrong factualy?
@@PiousSlayer Usually you can just call your bank and they can figure this out for you. Having access to your bank account doesn't immediately mean they can do anything and you're just fucked. There are systems in place to compensate people in these situations.
For everyone who is saying Kabir is still a low life after all this, I would suggest watching Pleasant Green's side, he was the one who had direct contact and I just want to say that you are all judging a man only knowing one side of the story. Man put his life on the line to help bring this company down and went on the run, and still in contact with Pleasant Green for potentially the next scam call center take down. Redemption is still redemption even if he did it for 20 years.
And it breaks my heart that Jim’s content has created a huge amount of hatred towards people of subcontinent and in Indian particularly. Before I get any abuse I am not based in India and I am not a scammer.
@@MrUssy101 does it? I mean i hated scammers before i watched him. I actually found how much i enjoyed India from Karl rock, who Jim browning did make a video with a while ago. Karl explains that most people in India hate the scammers too, and they even target there own people. Idk changed my perspective from race to a sort of people that are in every country.
having lived in india and seen the system, i can assure you that police will not take any action. only hope is social pressure. after getting the IDs of the scammers, you MUST send proof to their facebook friends. in no time these scammers will bow out. it is my sincere request to you 🙏
@@savageclasher1014 no he breaks into personal ones. Amazon’s stuff is among the most secure on the planet. But this kind of stuff is completely different
@Lilith does stuff this thread was not about whether or not it's legal, the question is if he could. Also, installing worms on the scammer's PCs and hijacking their security system is not legal. He's already doing illegal things. White hat hacking is rarely strictly legal.
But how many of them can he save ? Jim and some Other scambaiters showed on their channel how many people these guys scam everyday and how much money they make. It’s mind boggling that there are so many dumb people ( sorry to say ). Because these scams doesn’t even make any sense, most people start laughing when they hear their pitch .
@@balwindergill1 The problem with this is it targets dumb people, or rather the word I'd like to use "uneducated" which means they're purposely targetting the most vulnerable part of the population so every victim saved counts, the victims aren't just numbers, they're people with their savings on the line so yes it does matter a lot, I know you aren't saying that they mean nothing but it does mean a lot to the victim I'd imagine. So more of a show of sympathy, I'm not sure if this is what you meant though. Also I have older parents and I'm not sure if they would believe it but one of them has believed this conspiracy about putting the vaccine in the right or left arm does something bad (WHICH IS FALSE PLEASE) so yes people can believe a lot of stupid crap, especially with fear/risk that comes with the pitches.
Jim, you are one of the most good hearted people out there. Thank you for doing this, thank you for trying to protect people as much as possible. These scammers plague on the most vulnerable people, it's so good to know that there are good people out there trying to do the right thing.
2nd plot twist: because of his climb back to Grace, has his own UA-cam channel is now laundering UA-cam bucks! :People are suckers for a good comeback story
The victim didn't seem too concerned about that $12,000, so he was pretty casual too. It's almost like these people have more money than they know what to do with, but that likely is not often the case.
@@donmoore7785 I think you are right. Not too long ago I heard someone fell for those "fake elon musk twitter" scams and gave away something in the realms of £400,000. People really are quite careless sometimes.
@@krismine99 It might just be shock. It's a lot of information to digest and believe and the exact opposite of what the scammer has been feeding him for an hour or more.
It's strange how victims when they are warned of being scammed they do not at first trust people like Jim, But they seem to trust everything a scammer tells them.
@@hiramsiqueiros9018 you need to understand these people are old and do not understand internet banking. The scammers are trying to confuse them to scare them into giving their money. In this case the scammer threatened him if he did not comply. They will also tell their victims not to trust anyone else or not to trust the bank. It’s very easy when you’re born in the internet age to look at this and laugh at people who fall for it but when you feel out of your depth in a situation and someone is explaining how to fix it then you can understand why they go along with it.
Makes me sick that they go after the elderly and disabled men and women who have worked there entire life! Thanks Jim for your continued work you do. It’s a blessing.👏
It's truly amazing, that scam victims are always more skeptical towards the person who wants them to NOT transfer tons of money, but they believe the pushy guy who wants to rob them. Humans are a weird breed...
I guess it’s because they’re already in a state of panic or confusion, and then Jim contacts them and describes what’s happening to them with so much detail, they might get even more scared at the thought of being spied on or whatever - that’s just how I saw it. I’m sure if they were calm they could make a better decision
@@idyllday the script is designed to compel them to take actions intended by the scammers. No, very and I mean very few people are lucky enough to have jim. There are atleast 2 call centres within ten kilometres in Delhi, Gurugram and Calcutta. So you are looking at one of the thousands of victims who are scammed every hour from over a million scammers!
@@livingdivinity6275 That's true, and I agree with you. I was just saying to the original commenter that sometimes fear outweighs rationale and that could possibly be a reason some people disregard Jim's advice.
I wish there were more people like him. The problem is that it’s technically illegal to do what he does, and there aren’t many people who are willing to get in trouble for this type of thing
Once i was hired by these scammers after graduation. I didn’t actually know that they are scamming people, they told me that i was hired as a customer support executive of Microsoft,Apple,Google. I resigned next day after finding that there is a scam going on.
@@skullcrusher5424 they say north India is the anchor pulling down entire India its really corrupt over there, sadly things aren't that easy overthere😔
Godspeed Jim, and thanks for helping out that elderly gentleman. We have a generation of people who grew up without this technology and now they’re being taken advantage of because they aren’t all very familiar with it. You’re doing a great thing for people, and making serious waves (you have been for a long time obviously) but huge fan, great work.
Who would've thought that one of their own be like "fuck this, I'm about ruin ALL of your scandalous careers" Lol good on him for turning against his own, totally need more people like this one, Jim and Pleasant.
dude gets paid 1/5th of the money he makes and basically has to live with the thought that he is a piece of shit. Anybody in their right mind would do something like this. Its not "turning against its own" if youre fighting something tyrannical
@@user-fz3ip3ke8p dude doesnt get paid 1/5, actually gets paid 1/3.5, a 1.5 makes a very huge difference since consider if one person makes a scam of 900$ from 1 in 36 Now since over 60 calls are made in a dat So that leads us to 2 sucessful scams per 1 person in a day and the average scam being 800+ $ So 800 × 2 ÷ 3.5 1600 ÷ 3.5 =457 flipping dollars That thing is higher than what 97% people earn in this world(my estimation but all other are facts) Considering indian minimum wage per month 75$ And earning 13710 dollars per month Now on your left a normal minimum wage middle class or poor worker in india Earns 75 $ per month and then there a scammer earning 13710$ per month (Also i said 3.5 becayse 70 rupees = 1 dollar and 20 rupees will be 1/3.5 of the dollar)
@@HandsFreeProductions How is the minimum wage calculated in India? India offers the most competitive labor costs in Asia, with the national-level minimum wage at around INR 176 (US$2.80) per day, Also As if you have watched the video it clearly says a average scam done from these offices are mainly prohected to high levels which aim the target of 800+ dollars Also, There is a total of 73 rupees in a dollar which i round off to 70 so i dont see how thats close to 50? And also you wanna know what? The second country still doesnt matches up to the record for 13000 dollars it matches uo to 9000 dollars having monaco the highest paying exlected salary country in world 15000 close to 13710 And not only that but www.gapminder.org/answers/how-many-are-rich-and-how-many-are-poor/ Have a nice day ahead mate. Keep on laughing on my hillariously 'wrong' assumptions which you can say
watching this as an Indian kinda hurts :/ all these scammers have built the stereotype that we're a scammer country :( kudos to Jim for getting rid of these guys
It's not a good look for India, but the more I hear from people like the informant in this video and people like yourself, condemning these scams, the more I am reminded that India is mostly filled with decent people who don't think ill of their fellow man and that the few that run these scams are the vast minority. Thank you for speaking up.
sane people wont generalise a whole country of people from the bad acting of a few:) the Indian people i have known here in Europe were some of the nicest and most generous people i have ever met. i really hope alot of people have the same mindset as i do and dont jump to stereotypes.
every group of people have their worst (and best) sides. The larger the community, the larger and more visible the rotten percentage is. India is vast and distinct, so it only makes sense.
So people like you, the good people of India, must get together to confront these cyber thieves. You are in a better position because you are so close to the authorities and inside the country. Time to act for you all in India. What Jim, Ben, Pierogi, Trilogy even Boga are doing is working amazingly well. They are defending the weak. These guys are real heroes.
Correction: "Jamtara" isn't a documentary, it's a fictional web series based on real events. Ironically, a series that wanted to show the inner workings of scammers ended up helping the scammers.
@@prithvimadugula1993 I don't think it glorifies scammers. It gives a view into their lives and how they operate, where they get their protection from. It doesn't show them as heroes.
i mean if i were the boss that got his paxful account restricted a few days (probably, although i don't know the timeframe in which this all happened) after i spoke in great detail with someone over a scam i would be at least suspicious about that i guy.
@@055_syednidrah3 I think Amazon sells info like that (idk) or could just be a coincidence. Id recommend going through your account and upping your security. 2 factor authentication and a password reset should be ok. Not that I know a lot about this though, it’s just what I’ve heard and done.
The boldness of making it as well, lol. Back in the day, people thought that Nkem Owoh making the I Go Chop Your Dollar song about 419 scams was edgy and now there's a film of that as well.
@@vksasdgaming9472 Didnt you know that Walters agenda was not to secure financial future of his family? In the end he said that he did it only because he liked to do meth.
@@doritos4956 Not sure about your point. But most of Indians appear not to understand the difference between right and wrong. In capavle of electing a honest person to govern. For the last 50 years they elect criminals, rogues and racketeers as their leaders. Being a currupt dishonest person is a pre requisite to be an Indian politician.
@@kingcholan754 that still doesn't make your comment right as one person can't do anything as long as the majority is corrupt so telling someone to complain to their politician is stupid because they won't make a difference in the politician's views and they can barely affect the votes This is also assuming the Indians know they the person they are voting for is corrupt and assuming he won't just lie to them
i love how in alot of Kitbogas videos the scammers ask if he is "jim browning"... you got these guys nervous n its so so so amazing to be able to bear witness to the amazing work you are doing
@@aayush_789 for now. Eventually the scamming will get to a point where foreign countries will have to enforce tarrifs and other restrictions on India until they fix this problem. So in the long run there will be more financial damage.
There was a time when Singapore was a famous drug ring in the past; however, nowadays they’re a few of the countries toughest on drug enforcement and penalties (if you go to Singapore and a cop there spots you smoking a joint in public. It’s likely you’ll just get an ass-beating with a night stick and told not to do it again, no citation (this is anecdotal evidence, not cited or true), this form of punishment is known as caning. India has a country with 1 billion people, they have to manage all those people and make sure everything is okay. The Indian government I don’t know if they’re “trying their best” to stop these scammers, but I would hope they do frown upon scammers and would actively enforce the law to prevent technology support scam buildings.
@@DuncanWilliamsOFFICIAL The indian gov't likely subsidizes this type of venture; they are a low production nation for their population and they need the income. While everyone cries "China" we should be focused here.
@@deanjustdean7818 this sounds kinda racist dude. "and the sinister reputation of Indians in general is not helped by how the regard every place they migrate to as theirs to turn into India" also you generalized all Indian doctors to make them sound like they're all idiots
Dude you have built up enough good karma to enjoy the most beautiful and blissful afterlife. You just saved that older man from financial ruin, like that is amazing. The world needs way more people like you. 🙏🏽
@@choysakanto6792 I'm not trying to devalue his work or anything, but he doesn't seem to go so deep as Jim Browning does, of course what he does is extremely important and he really deserves to be praised for it. I'm just saying that finding who they are and acting to actually get them jailed is something unique to Jim, so I think we really need more people like him specifically.
bro the three of them: Pleasant Green, Jim Browning and Scammer Payback, they could be a team, one a detective, a genius {(good hacker) and one that's great at communication, best team of anti-scammers ever!!
I prefer Kitboga to Scammer Payback. Have you seen some of his videos? He passes for a woman better than anyone. His impression of an elderly man is also perfect.
@@YouCensored I like both channels, but it's cool that scammer payback works with other youtubers and takes things a step further then just baiting them.
Kitboga is also amazing at improv and thinking on his feet, he'd bring in a very important social boost (he's the best imo when it comes to believability/charm in his voice acting) to this already solid lineup, especially considering he's also been doing this same exact thing for a *looooong* time. Check him out!
It's continually mindblowing how accepting these people are to have strangers take thousands of dollars from them, yet when Jim calls them and tells them not to send money cause it's a scam, **then** they're skeptical. Like really? The part where you're being told to not spend any money is what you find weird?
The people who get caught in these kind of scams ....let's just say they're not the sharpest when it comes to technology or anything technical in nature. That's why they get duped. Why do you think they're only white people who get scammed? Not Indians themselves? Because they're aware of these stuff. White people aren't
well in this case, I believe the scammers were using threats instead of simple trickery to get the money. The man who was in the process of being scammed said it quite a bit that if he didn't proceed with what they were asking, they would ruin him financially. the reason they call the scammers in the first place is that they expect support. they get a strange email talking about money and so they expect these people to be some sort of support so yeah I don't blame them, especially as I'm sure 99% of those who are scammed are old and barely know anything about the internet.
This guy about to lose $12,000 of his savings and just happened to get lucky Jim was there. And it sounded like that was really all this guy had - he was so close to losing every cent he had. Heartbreaking.
imagine how much of a heartless monster the benchod scammer is threatening someones live for fucking MONEY! Some people are so disgusting and corrupt i can't believe this is the current state of humanity rn!
@@NyanNyanNyanNyanNyanNyanNyanN I mean not to excuse them but this is the standard state of how our world operates, especially in the US which that guy seems to be for, if you can't pay for medical bills you just die.
@@hedgehog3180 This isn't true. You get treated the entire time but you will still be charged for all care. It's a myth that hospitals turn away people that don't have money. Hospitals in America are full of illegal immigrants that do not pay for treatments.
You should present yourself as a "Private Investigator" to get their attention and that you are suspecting the person is getting scammed right this moment and they need to hear you out because you want to help them not get scammed. You are always a bit unclear at the start of your calls there is a risk of the victing hanging up.
I agree. Presenting yourself at the beginning as the most professional person possible is invaluable for something like this. Not saying that Jim should lie about who he is, but a title like "Private Cyber-Investigator" would certainly help (and sound cool).
@@leonthayne He is too humble of a man and a sweet voice can be both a curse and a blessing. He needs to have more authority in his voice without as coming off as pushy or scary. He just needs that chance to explain and it's all good. Hopefully no one has hung up but if they have maybe it was because of the insecure voice.
@@christianponce4836 Most definitely not. It would ruin his credibility to start off with a lie. However, it wouldn't be a problem if he has a job somewhere to present himself as someone from that company. For instance, let's say that Jim has a weekend job collecting mail at Google, he could say Hi, I'm Jim, from Google. But I don't think it matters much because it's just much easier to convince someone of a lie than to convince them they're being lied to. Using the same tactics is only serving to prime the victim to be convinced by charisma instead of factual information. That's not helping but damaging. I know that society as a whole leans towards trusting convincing voices rather than facts because it's just easier to rely on feeling than it is to rely on thinking critically, but that's something we need to change, not something we need to encourage by perpetuating it. I think that Jim is one of the better examples of how to approach a victim in an encouraging and understanding manner while also providing useful information that helps arm people against the next scam. In the end, if people let Jim explain, they don't have to trust him at all because Jim explained what happened and how they can check it and that they should contact their own bank about it.
This is really great. What these scammers are doing is terrible, and it feels like we are powerless to stop them. The work you do is needed and appreciated. Not only that, bur it's entertaining to see these scammers fail. Thank you for all you do, Jim.
See how they terrify people, especially the older generation..that man believed the scammers every word..we are so fortunate to have people like yourself..Great work..
you have to wonder about how other countries governments feel about India as they seem to allow these scammers to run in their country... abd steal money from our elderly...
You'd be surprised how much money banks pour into detecting this kind of activity. There is a whole category dedicated to elder abuse that includes these types of scams. They do a great job, but scammers will always have the upper hand.
@@krismine99 they don't obey the law and they are motivated by money - banks can't protect people if they are giving their info. and permissions over the phone to scammers (without knowing it) as banks call you up and ask for the same info. (I know they call me on occasion from unknown numbers and ask my details ... but I politely tell them no - I will give info. if I call but not to a number I don't recognise (or any number that calls me as they can hack into numbers sadly) - I try to educate the banks caller and maybe... just maybe they take this info seriously as they make people so used to giving info. and ID over the phone how can they stop a hacker that sounds so convincing???
You saving Peter’s savings literally brought tears to my eyes man!!!! When I am able to, I am def sending you either Bitcoin or donating to your patreon. You do far too much good to not be compensated somehow. I wish I had tech skills like yours
This is called the perfect use of your potential and skills and this is how life should be lived. Love you jim. Hope you are safe and god bless you. Love from India 🇮🇳
This guy tirelessly saves victim from scammers and prevents the from going in financial depression. Really good of that scammers to leave the bad path and com to the good one. As a Pakistani I feel bad when seeing our neighbor country image being ruined. Keep it up Jim
I love how caring and understanding Jim is. I can see how it'd be odd as an older person getting mixed up in all of this and then suddenly get a call from another stranger telling you to not do it. I always feel so bad for the victims but it's great that Jim is almost always right on time. I wonder how much he's saved people total in the past
@@caucasianinvasion2972 These are the kind of people that don't give a shit about scamming people out of their life savings, so there's a chance this could happen.
In India there are strict gun laws, better communities. Crime is lower, I'd doubt anything would happen to him. There are barely any gangs or whatever. (This all changes in parts of India straight up controlled by terrorist groups from neighbouring countries)
@@illford So, "private investigator" is a protected title these days? It isn't where I live, and to be honest, I wouldn't give a rotten rat's ass either way if I was doing what Jim is doing, and who on Earth in their right mind would open up a case against him?
The cold calculating way in which the scammer's Boss discusses how they steal from people is very disturbing. Jim Browning is a Diamond and his work in preventing people from being scammed (the polite word for being ROBBED) is amazing Great work Jim :D
It's a form of organized crime after all, the way this works is no different to how other gangs run and I wouldn't be surprised if there's some overlap here.
He was threatened to be "financially ruined" by the scammer. Fear takes precedent over common sense. When he learned from jim it was a scam the fear receded and he started questioning everything.
If you are a scammer and are reading this please know that there is a better life. These companies can’t control you. With you and Jim working together you can end this awful thing. It’s not impossible but I can imagine it might feel like the only option but you can be better. Amazing video Jim keep it up. 🖤
Quite emotional listening to Jim helping the guy who was about to lose $12k. Literally every penny the guy has was about to be lost to these parasites. Thank you so much for the work you are doing Jim
Salute to you my man. Just encountered my first scammer by trying to set my account up for blue cross. Had I never ran across your videos in the past he may have gotten me, he still got close as I just wanted to set my account up because i urgently need to see the doctor for personal reasons. He asked if I was using a lab top and I hung up immediately knowing he was gonna ask me to download software to control my computer. Your the man Jim, if you want to take these people down next I’ll give you the number
@@alex15095 It's probably also a question of time, like there's probably every so often someone who absolutely needs an Xbox card right now for activities like this so you can probably earn a lot of money if you're just willing to hold onto a stock of them.
alexx128 i thought about it, its probably for real world trading money and items in video games to other players in a game, then they take the in game, which they purchased cheaply from impoverished players in china or asia or wherever, and sell it to people in america for a massively inflated price Thats just my first guess though.
Jim I pray to god that only good happens to you. Thank you for doing everything you do. You are a rock start. Love and Prayers from A true hard working Indian.
I’ll never understand how someone thinks buying a gift card to tell to someone will earn them their own money back. Like… in what world is this ever how a transaction is done.
As far as I know the scammers go like: - Alright I’m gonna transfer back your money to your account… oops, I typed the wrong number. Please buy a gift card so that I don’t lose money
Or something along the lines of: in order to verify that it is you, you need to send us a gift card. Once we receive it, we will pay you back for your gift card and the amount we supposedly need to pay you.
Keep in mind, they’re usually older people who don’t fully understand the ever-changing world. For all they know, buying gift cards might be the cool new way to pay people money.
My mom's ex just recently fell for the Amazon scam and they got $1500 off him in 3 $500 gift cards. Seemed like he realized too late too, because when we were trying to figure out what happened he was really hesitant to say certain important details that made it stupidly obvious he was being scammed.
Just got hit with a "Roku" scam. I told them my name is Jim Browning, and they hung up. I love you, sir.
Lol cool
Would it work preventatively if i changed my name to Jim Browning?
@@crispy9175 I like your thinking
@@crispy9175 that's 900iq
@@jenelaina5665 I would change my name to Ben Dover
The person who betrayed them is a king, props to him
He's a MAHARAJA. :)
@@pheresy1367 had to use google for that one; the images did not disappoint.
JAI JAI MAHARAJA
@@pheresy1367 I don't know what marhjaa means
@@dangerousnigga7023 then look it up
This man actually does have a “particular set of skills”
makes him a nightmare for people like them
That is perfect. Brilliant and true. It sounds just like him, I can't believe I never heard the similarity before.
I think he has actually used part of that clip as an intro before.
I always thought Liam neilson was crap in those taken films. His little threat on the phone was just cringe and he sounded like a weak ass panzy
He will find them and kill them
wait isn't this a bit too far~
Peter said, "Thank you" after Jim saved him $12,000, possibly his life savings, and like a god damned modern day batman, Jim flew off into the night. Bless you for all your work.
👏
“You either die a hero or live long enough to become the villain” Jim browning is dying as a hero. Well hopefully anyways
Why all of a sudden there are these replies which seems from bot id's.
@@RuleNo2NoNames I’d bet on them being bots
'flew off into the night' well sounds like a new term for a pub crawl doesn't it ;]
Imagine 3rd party calling you out of nowhere and he tells that the whole thing's a scam and he knows everything about it, sounds like shit straight up from a movie
@Rudy O'Brien the irony is kinda depressing.
@@Lunk42 Its like politics lol
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matrix intensifies
This man should get knighted. Imagine the amount of money he is stop being stolen. A true Great guy.
It's definitely in the millions since he's stopped people from moving $30,000+ at a time before.
You can do your part too. Inform people. Also you can waste their time :) I had a dude on the phone for like an hour while I was working pretending to be ignorant. That's an hour a scammer can't scam.
Sir James Browning, that sound badass to say the least
@Rocket Toast ♪ Yeah I saved you 30,000 dollars! Now give it to me.
@Rocket Toast ♪ I know lol
Great to work with you, Jim! Awesome work.
great job both! :D
Great job dude
Job well done all round.
6th
nice
One thing i hate about the scammers is how they scam the disabled/elderly without second thought.
Not only that, but they are prime targets. Feel like they are easy to fool and won't need that money soon anyway. Absolutely deplorable and evil.
they scam _anyone_ without second thought
Anyone* No one deserves to get scammed,Imagine scamming as a job
I think the issue is that some people are in debt or don't have the money that physically robbing people or threatening someones life face to face isn't what they want so they resort to working for scam centers. It's very sad but that's the way I see scammers. That's why "Kabir" came to ben from pleasant green because he doesn't want in that life I think.
@@abandonedaccount123 no, if you say you're >30 you usually get hung up on
I think Jim browning emailed my mother warning her that she was being scammed about a year ago. She already decided it was probably a scam and she wasn’t going to send money, but his email was nice to confirm her suspicions.
Not a lot of people which are scammed get this lucky to get saved from a scam by Jim Browning but luckily she already figured it out herself
we siblings
Thank you
Recognition to Kabir, who sounds like he's made a positive change.
🗑
Hear Hear
Or just a disgruntled employee that decided scam is haram Islamically
He is probably pissed with his boss and wants to humiliate him. It does not necessarily mean that he has embraced a positive behaviour because he can easily resume his scamming but on different platform.
I hope whoever he pissed off is a small time scammer. The truly rich ones in India can hit back really hard
Jim Browning is to scammers as scammers are to us. Jim will get them eventually for their cars extended warranty.
Sus
@@mrbilly5282 that's what your mom requested
bruh 😂
So tired of that crap.. 😂😂😂😂 They got so bold they sent me a card in the mail trying to make it look legit... 😂😂😂😂😂😂
And what exactly you doing for living Jim the boomer ???. Making money out of scammer content and asking people for donations. He is ain’t no saint as he think he is…..
Just a quick note for everyone here, this man has done this for *7 years,* this man is an actual legend
wow
This video is credited to kabir though. He was beaten up and held for multiple days due to his actions. Fortunately he got the last laugh after he got there business fucked and ran away.
@@gjeraldh2989 really?
@@Ahzrial allegedly
Nah he's not a legend he's the G.O.A.T
Jim's alignment will always be chaotic good.
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What exactly you doing for living Jim, spreading hate towards Indian.
Making money out of scammer content and asking people for donations. He ain’t no Saint as people think he is.
Edit: White folks logic just because I have Indian music on my channel I must be a scammer.
@@MrUssy101 ?
@@MrUssy101 How dare someone make money while simultaneously educating people and making the world a slightly better place?
@@MrUssy101 well, there’s a difference between a UA-camr and a scammer, a scammer takes more money then their suppose to and send peoples live to the the dump, but Jim isn’t stealing the money, if you don’t give him the money i think he would be absolutely fine with that but scammers take your money whether you like it or not Jim’s asking for money to SAVE people’s money and now why are you even watching him if you don’t like him and the last two words I’m gonna say are bugger off
Jim is the Batman of the internet
"Batman is a fictional character..." - Jim Browning
Plesant green is like Jim Gordon
Or the other way
If I ever write a book involving hacking or detective work, he will be named after Jim.
@@Killer_Kotomibro"Batman is a fictional character..." - Jim Browning 2021
"I'd rather live to see myself live a hero than die a villain"
-Kabir
Don't treat scammers as villains, they are shame even to villains.
@@lone_berserker *ashamed joker noises*
You really butchered that inverted/opposite quote.
Wow trying be edgy and cool you suck at haha
Bollywood
I work at a bank, thank you for what you're doing, I hate getting calls from customers who are scammed, we get so many calls. The majority of it is old people, who get intimidated with threats to do the transfers. Or where they pretend to be working for the bank. Please keep up your great work, from New Zealand.
Someone called my grandma trying to scam her telling her that her computer was full of harmful viruses so she allowed them to keep explaining and taking to them for about 20 minutes before stating she doesn’t own a computer then hung up lol
What an amazing woman. Props to her, she is a keeper 😆👍🏻
@@jamesduncan6729 Why... would you not keep your grandma?
@@thespacemanfil ...what? I didn't say that to imply there are grandmas not worth keeping. It's just a mundane saying to explain that I think she is better than the average person
@@jamesduncan6729 uh... I'm not a native speaker but isn't this phrase used to say that a romantic partner is someone to keep, like to not mess up the relationship with said person? 😅😅😅
@@Klaranella not specifically. It's used just generally like I did, or if you want to use it to refer to a romantic partner that's cool too, but it's not exclusively one meaning
“They leave each other positive feed back, isn’t that nice” lmao
I found that hilarious too. Worried about their "good name" in the money laundering world. :D
I am the funniest UA-camr of all time I watched my latest video and laughed for 69 minutes straight I am extremely funny I am dangerously funny and I have two girlfriends who think I am extremely dangerously funny and they watch all of my videos thanks for listening dear ro
Lol
@@AxxLAfriku Love you Axxl, I for one laughed for a very long time at your latest video.
@@cautionTosser actually, if they leave good reviews, it reduces the likelihood that they will be sussed out by the financial institution. It automatically reduces them being examined for various types of fraud raising fewer red flags
Man hearing that old guy talk is so sad. He's so scared that this guy he doesn't met can ruin him when in reality if he hangs up he'll be fine.
I just wish banks would warn customers to always hang up and call the official number if they're suspicious. Feels like the boomers are just forced to learn this on their own and no one but Jim is telling them
What if the scammers download a keylogger onto the person's computer and has the person log into their bank account? If those people don't have two factor authentication, then what's stopping the scammers from actually accessing the bank accounts themselves later on? VPN's are a thing, so they can make it appear like they are in the same city the victims are in. Sure, the victim can later talk to the bank about their money being gone, but by that time the scammers could have already laundered it away by using various services like Paxful.
When the scammers obtain access to the computers they have essentially free reign on the person's machine, they can do pretty much whatever to it. With these victims generally being elderly, then they're probably unaware of the dangers and what types of things can be done to their computers.
@@deanjustdean7818 again why are you saying such racist things i just saw you on another comment saying something about how indian doctors are bad and that all Indians turn wherever they move into their own India, and now you are heavily implying that the majority of Indians are scammers?
@@player_8008 idk about other things this guy said, but id agree that india has a bigger % of people doing internet scams compared to any other individual country. Would this be wrong factualy?
@@madbruv no it wouldnt, but everything else he said is downright racist and generalising
@@PiousSlayer Usually you can just call your bank and they can figure this out for you. Having access to your bank account doesn't immediately mean they can do anything and you're just fucked. There are systems in place to compensate people in these situations.
For everyone who is saying Kabir is still a low life after all this, I would suggest watching Pleasant Green's side, he was the one who had direct contact and I just want to say that you are all judging a man only knowing one side of the story. Man put his life on the line to help bring this company down and went on the run, and still in contact with Pleasant Green for potentially the next scam call center take down.
Redemption is still redemption even if he did it for 20 years.
The man is a living legend and has my undying respect for getting caught and still going back to finish the job even knowing all the risks.
Tru
Underrated comment
Some people get pulled in and get stuck doing it. Some summers are violent too. Lots of scammers are scum bags, some just need a bit of help
@@Dr.Slaughter yeah but desperation can be a weakpoint if people want to bring others into it just to "survive"
It breaks my heart to see how this poor old man's life was nearly destroyed. Keep up the good work!
Flavor Lab watches Jim Browning? That’s awesome.
It breaks my heart too 😥
a lot of people in india live like this...
most scammers dont even want to scam, they are forced to do so, to support their families.
And it breaks my heart that Jim’s content has created a huge amount of hatred towards people of subcontinent and in Indian particularly. Before I get any abuse I am not based in India and I am not a scammer.
@@MrUssy101 does it? I mean i hated scammers before i watched him. I actually found how much i enjoyed India from Karl rock, who Jim browning did make a video with a while ago. Karl explains that most people in India hate the scammers too, and they even target there own people. Idk changed my perspective from race to a sort of people that are in every country.
having lived in india and seen the system, i can assure you that police will not take any action. only hope is social pressure. after getting the IDs of the scammers, you MUST send proof to their facebook friends. in no time these scammers will bow out. it is my sincere request to you 🙏
this is true, I hope Jim sees this.
Fact is in India the police would themselves take money as bribe to not arrest people. Very greedy .
@@jessicaambadipudi8127 very corrupt.
Jessica Ambadipudi what if people pay the Indian police to arrest others I mean sure it's a huge amount of money but it has to work right?
@@Goblinthief depends on how much someone would be willing to give, then the scammers could give more sucks that people can be bribed though
I intercepted my father mid scam and I was able to clock what was going on because of your videos; thank you.
The fact that we could also help others and family members by bein informed
Jim is saving families that’s how impactful these videos are
Jim , thanks so much. I have showed these videos to my grandparents... it terrified them so now they think twice about dodgy mails and calls!
This guy literally has the skill to destroy an online company, but no he stops scammers.
Thanks for being amazing.
With great power comes great responsibility
He can do that to Amazon?
@@savageclasher1014 no he breaks into personal ones. Amazon’s stuff is among the most secure on the planet. But this kind of stuff is completely different
@@ranjith27 so he ONLY can break into small online companies?
@Lilith does stuff this thread was not about whether or not it's legal, the question is if he could.
Also, installing worms on the scammer's PCs and hijacking their security system is not legal. He's already doing illegal things. White hat hacking is rarely strictly legal.
I love when he saves an elderly person from being scammed. He’s a hero
But how many of them can he save ? Jim and some Other scambaiters showed on their channel how many people these guys scam everyday and how much money they make. It’s mind boggling that there are so many dumb people ( sorry to say ). Because these scams doesn’t even make any sense, most people start laughing when they hear their pitch .
@@balwindergill1 The problem with this is it targets dumb people, or rather the word I'd like to use "uneducated" which means they're purposely targetting the most vulnerable part of the population so every victim saved counts, the victims aren't just numbers, they're people with their savings on the line so yes it does matter a lot, I know you aren't saying that they mean nothing but it does mean a lot to the victim I'd imagine. So more of a show of sympathy, I'm not sure if this is what you meant though.
Also I have older parents and I'm not sure if they would believe it but one of them has believed this conspiracy about putting the vaccine in the right or left arm does something bad (WHICH IS FALSE PLEASE) so yes people can believe a lot of stupid crap, especially with fear/risk that comes with the pitches.
the scammer: "Maybe I don't want to be the bad guy anymore"
just because you are bad guy, does not mean you are bad guy
*Reddit Moment*
the scammer : "I'm bad and that's good, i will never be good and that's not bad but There's no one I'd rather be than me...."
@@purp1158 ok Zangief :D LOVE it :D
kabir's life might be on danger
Jim, you are one of the most good hearted people out there. Thank you for doing this, thank you for trying to protect people as much as possible. These scammers plague on the most vulnerable people, it's so good to know that there are good people out there trying to do the right thing.
Plot Twist: the scammer who betrayed his boss has his own scamming agency and was just trying to eliminate the competition
Plus in the future when he runs the new scamming agency, he won’t get suspected cuz he’s “the scammer betrayer”
Either that or his bosses shorted his paycheck
you will be surprised at how many scamming companies are working together under the same chain of command
*evil morty music plays*
2nd plot twist: because of his climb back to Grace, has his own UA-cam channel is now laundering UA-cam bucks!
:People are suckers for a good comeback story
Jim casually saving 12,000$
“It’s ok”
What a guy
The victim didn't seem too concerned about that $12,000, so he was pretty casual too. It's almost like these people have more money than they know what to do with, but that likely is not often the case.
@@donmoore7785 I'm curious what other things the scammer told him to make it so believable that he could ruin the old man financially.
@@donmoore7785 I think you are right. Not too long ago I heard someone fell for those "fake elon musk twitter" scams and gave away something in the realms of £400,000. People really are quite careless sometimes.
@@krismine99 It might just be shock. It's a lot of information to digest and believe and the exact opposite of what the scammer has been feeding him for an hour or more.
I mean with most of these scammers you gotta be a special kind of stupid to fall for them....and especially with that amount of money....
It's strange how victims when they are warned of being scammed they do not at first trust people like Jim, But they seem to trust everything a scammer tells them.
@@hiramsiqueiros9018 you need to understand these people are old and do not understand internet banking. The scammers are trying to confuse them to scare them into giving their money. In this case the scammer threatened him if he did not comply. They will also tell their victims not to trust anyone else or not to trust the bank. It’s very easy when you’re born in the internet age to look at this and laugh at people who fall for it but when you feel out of your depth in a situation and someone is explaining how to fix it then you can understand why they go along with it.
No one like to be told they're scammed. I wouldn't believed it if someone told me i was being stupid and should buy doge coin instead of index.
@@ianbuick8946 buy doge
To the moon
(Jk)
Elder abuse is a thing and banks do a good job of detecting it, but never have the upper hand, for obvious reasons.
Also, nice pfp
Really interesting and very true
Makes me sick that they go after the elderly and disabled men and women who have worked there entire life! Thanks Jim for your continued work you do. It’s a blessing.👏
It's truly amazing, that scam victims are always more skeptical towards the person who wants them to NOT transfer tons of money, but they believe the pushy guy who wants to rob them. Humans are a weird breed...
*You will lose your computer FOREVER, IF you don't do as I SAY*
You can't be seventy years old and not believe this.
I guess it’s because they’re already in a state of panic or confusion, and then Jim contacts them and describes what’s happening to them with so much detail, they might get even more scared at the thought of being spied on or whatever - that’s just how I saw it. I’m sure if they were calm they could make a better decision
@@idyllday the script is designed to compel them to take actions intended by the scammers.
No, very and I mean very few people are lucky enough to have jim. There are atleast 2 call centres within ten kilometres in Delhi, Gurugram and Calcutta. So you are looking at one of the thousands of victims who are scammed every hour from over a million scammers!
@@livingdivinity6275 That's true, and I agree with you. I was just saying to the original commenter that sometimes fear outweighs rationale and that could possibly be a reason some people disregard Jim's advice.
My mother hung up on people trying to warn her that it was a scam and proceeded to transfer 2000 dollars
Kabyr is putting his life on the line, that's a lot of money involved
The world needs more people like you, Jim. Truth-oriented with genuine integrity and a sound moral compass. Take care!
The world needs more people like you, Folke. Truth-oriented with genuine integrity and a sound moral compass. Take care!
I wish there were more people like him. The problem is that it’s technically illegal to do what he does, and there aren’t many people who are willing to get in trouble for this type of thing
@@folkeolofsson5464
They should be making netflix documentaries on people like Jim😤
It's there. He was featured in BBC Panorama
@@vanssign7283 Netflix is glorifying scammers.
Emo? 🤨🧐🤔
Once i was hired by these scammers after graduation. I didn’t actually know that they are scamming people, they told me that i was hired as a customer support executive of Microsoft,Apple,Google. I resigned next day after finding that there is a scam going on.
Good man. The honourable thing to do - you can’t put a price on that.
Bro amazing work
Did you report them?
@@skullcrusher5424 they say north India is the anchor pulling down entire India its really corrupt over there, sadly things aren't that easy overthere😔
the guy who did this has a good heart and is a big LEGEND.
"How do you know all this?" "I'm scamming the scammer"
Godspeed Jim, and thanks for helping out that elderly gentleman. We have a generation of people who grew up without this technology and now they’re being taken advantage of because they aren’t all very familiar with it. You’re doing a great thing for people, and making serious waves (you have been for a long time obviously) but huge fan, great work.
Who would've thought that one of their own be like "fuck this, I'm about ruin ALL of your scandalous careers"
Lol good on him for turning against his own, totally need more people like this one, Jim and Pleasant.
dude gets paid 1/5th of the money he makes and basically has to live with the thought that he is a piece of shit. Anybody in their right mind would do something like this. Its not "turning against its own" if youre fighting something tyrannical
@@user-fz3ip3ke8p dude doesnt get paid 1/5, actually gets paid 1/3.5, a 1.5 makes a very huge difference since consider if one person makes a scam of 900$ from 1 in 36
Now since over 60 calls are made in a dat
So that leads us to 2 sucessful scams per 1 person in a day and the average scam being 800+ $
So 800 × 2 ÷ 3.5
1600 ÷ 3.5
=457 flipping dollars
That thing is higher than what 97% people earn in this world(my estimation but all other are facts)
Considering indian minimum wage per month 75$
And earning 13710 dollars per month
Now on your left a normal minimum wage middle class or poor worker in india
Earns 75 $ per month and then there a scammer earning 13710$ per month
(Also i said 3.5 becayse 70 rupees = 1 dollar and 20 rupees will be 1/3.5 of the dollar)
@@anandupadhyay5479 your numbers are hilariously wrong
@@HandsFreeProductions care to show proof or just straight forward lies
@@HandsFreeProductions How is the minimum wage calculated in India? India offers the most competitive labor costs in Asia, with the national-level minimum wage at around INR 176 (US$2.80) per day,
Also
As if you have watched the video it clearly says a average scam done from these offices are mainly prohected to high levels which aim the target of 800+ dollars
Also,
There is a total of 73 rupees in a dollar which i round off to 70 so i dont see how thats close to 50?
And also you wanna know what?
The second country still doesnt matches up to the record for 13000 dollars it matches uo to 9000 dollars having monaco the highest paying exlected salary country in world 15000 close to 13710
And not only that but
www.gapminder.org/answers/how-many-are-rich-and-how-many-are-poor/
Have a nice day ahead mate. Keep on laughing on my hillariously 'wrong' assumptions which you can say
"Sometimes the occasional scammer will actually have a conscience" 😂😂
Sus
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Hello this is me I imposter from among us
@@turboligma9927 talent👌
@@phoebewooding5967Bruh it's a copypasta 🙃
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watching this as an Indian kinda hurts :/ all these scammers have built the stereotype that we're a scammer country :( kudos to Jim for getting rid of these guys
It's not a good look for India, but the more I hear from people like the informant in this video and people like yourself, condemning these scams, the more I am reminded that India is mostly filled with decent people who don't think ill of their fellow man and that the few that run these scams are the vast minority. Thank you for speaking up.
sane people wont generalise a whole country of people from the bad acting of a few:) the Indian people i have known here in Europe were some of the nicest and most generous people i have ever met. i really hope alot of people have the same mindset as i do and dont jump to stereotypes.
@David D Kickbacks...
every group of people have their worst (and best) sides. The larger the community, the larger and more visible the rotten percentage is. India is vast and distinct, so it only makes sense.
So people like you, the good people of India, must get together to confront these cyber thieves. You are in a better position because you are so close to the authorities and inside the country. Time to act for you all in India.
What Jim, Ben, Pierogi, Trilogy even Boga are doing is working amazingly well. They are defending the weak. These guys are real heroes.
“The truly intelligent person is one who can pretend to be a fool in front of a fool who pretends to be intelligent
Deep
gandhi level shit
Now i feel like a fool from seeing this
Correction: "Jamtara" isn't a documentary, it's a fictional web series based on real events. Ironically, a series that wanted to show the inner workings of scammers ended up helping the scammers.
Sikhne wala kahi se v sikh sakta hai😂😂
It isn't ironic. A show that glorifies scammers would help/motivate scammers.
@@prithvimadugula1993 I don't think it glorifies scammers. It gives a view into their lives and how they operate, where they get their protection from. It doesn't show them as heroes.
I guess it is a bit the same as Full Metal Jacket, American History X or Breaking Bad
Hopefully it will light a fire under the Indian authority's asses!!
Ok, but now I’m worried for “Kabir”s safety.
True, how do you assure Kabir’s safety???
It’s a fake name, watch Pleasent Green’s video, he got onto some trouble
he dead by now
i mean if i were the boss that got his paxful account restricted a few days (probably, although i don't know the timeframe in which this all happened) after i spoke in great detail with someone over a scam i would be at least suspicious about that i guy.
@@055_syednidrah3 I think Amazon sells info like that (idk) or could just be a coincidence. Id recommend going through your account and upping your security. 2 factor authentication and a password reset should be ok.
Not that I know a lot about this though, it’s just what I’ve heard and done.
Imagine becoming a scammer by watching a Netflix documentary on them that's like becoming a meth dealer by watching breaking bad
Well, Walter White does succeed in what he planned to do: secure financial future of his family.
The boldness of making it as well, lol. Back in the day, people thought that Nkem Owoh
making the I Go Chop Your Dollar song about 419 scams was edgy and now there's a film of that as well.
Or becoming a bank robber after watching money heist
Or like becoming a shark from watching sharknado :O
@@vksasdgaming9472 Didnt you know that Walters agenda was not to secure financial future of his family? In the end he said that he did it only because he liked to do meth.
As an Indian. I am really proud of what you are doing for these scammers.
Oh really, then why not ask your politicians to stop this.
@@kingcholan754 yes because citizens can just tell the politician to do something
Not like the scammers are basically gangs that shut down people
@@doritos4956 Not sure about your point. But most of Indians appear not to understand the difference between right and wrong. In capavle of electing a honest person to govern. For the last 50 years they elect criminals, rogues and racketeers as their leaders. Being a currupt dishonest person is a pre requisite to be an Indian politician.
@@kingcholan754 that still doesn't make your comment right as one person can't do anything as long as the majority is corrupt so telling someone to complain to their politician is stupid because they won't make a difference in the politician's views and they can barely affect the votes
This is also assuming the Indians know they the person they are voting for is corrupt and assuming he won't just lie to them
@@doritos4956 exactly
i love how in alot of Kitbogas videos the scammers ask if he is "jim browning"... you got these guys nervous n its so so so amazing to be able to bear witness to the amazing work you are doing
scammer parents scam their children into eating their vitamins by telling them jim browning will get them if they don't
@@CCCW lmao
its honestly so Bad Ass
I really like the last line .. Yes we want to stop those scammers who are ruining my countries reputations.. Thanks
Ikr
yeah same
It brings billions of dollars of foreign revenue
@@aayush_789 for now. Eventually the scamming will get to a point where foreign countries will have to enforce tarrifs and other restrictions on India until they fix this problem. So in the long run there will be more financial damage.
@@aayush_789 so what? And how do you know the figure is billions? Are you a scammer?
“Destroying India’s reputation”. The most powerful leverage against these snakes and should be expressed at every opportunity.
There was a time when Singapore was a famous drug ring in the past; however, nowadays they’re a few of the countries toughest on drug enforcement and penalties (if you go to Singapore and a cop there spots you smoking a joint in public. It’s likely you’ll just get an ass-beating with a night stick and told not to do it again, no citation (this is anecdotal evidence, not cited or true), this form of punishment is known as caning.
India has a country with 1 billion people, they have to manage all those people and make sure everything is okay. The Indian government I don’t know if they’re “trying their best” to stop these scammers, but I would hope they do frown upon scammers and would actively enforce the law to prevent technology support scam buildings.
@@DuncanWilliamsOFFICIAL The indian gov't likely subsidizes this type of venture; they are a low production nation for their population and they need the income. While everyone cries "China" we should be focused here.
@@deanjustdean7818 this sounds kinda racist dude. "and the sinister reputation of Indians in general is not helped by how the regard every place they migrate to as theirs to turn into India" also you generalized all Indian doctors to make them sound like they're all idiots
I never knew India had reputation to begin with😂
@@deanjustdean7818 wtf you actually took time to write all that,wow.
You might be having some problem 😂
Dude you have built up enough good karma to enjoy the most beautiful and blissful afterlife. You just saved that older man from financial ruin, like that is amazing. The world needs way more people like you. 🙏🏽
We need a legitimate army of Jim Browning's, to serve and protect.
Great job! This universe need more people like you 👏👏👏
@@ugyenchoedion4789 universe? 🌌
Well, there's Kitboga
@@choysakanto6792 I'm not trying to devalue his work or anything, but he doesn't seem to go so deep as Jim Browning does, of course what he does is extremely important and he really deserves to be praised for it. I'm just saying that finding who they are and acting to actually get them jailed is something unique to Jim, so I think we really need more people like him specifically.
@@zetsu8635 kitboga is undercover agent
bro the three of them: Pleasant Green, Jim Browning and Scammer Payback, they could be a team, one a detective, a genius {(good hacker) and one that's great at communication, best team of anti-scammers ever!!
I prefer Kitboga to Scammer Payback.
Have you seen some of his videos? He passes for a woman better than anyone. His impression of an elderly man is also perfect.
@@YouCensored I like both channels, but it's cool that scammer payback works with other youtubers and takes things a step further then just baiting them.
@@YouCensored Both channels are good
Kitboga is also amazing at improv and thinking on his feet, he'd bring in a very important social boost (he's the best imo when it comes to believability/charm in his voice acting) to this already solid lineup, especially considering he's also been doing this same exact thing for a *looooong* time. Check him out!
should call the three of them....the dream team
Such a good and Bad person at the same time.
Ikr, such a goodn't person
Sus
a very good bad boy
Yeah
@@mrbilly5282 why must be the scammer blaming anyone else you blaming
"stfu send me the ****ing link!" best line in the whole story.
''I wasnt sure if it was Kabir''
watsapp messge: "stfu send me the ****ing link!" *angry emojis*
''Jup thats our man.''
It's continually mindblowing how accepting these people are to have strangers take thousands of dollars from them, yet when Jim calls them and tells them not to send money cause it's a scam, **then** they're skeptical.
Like really? The part where you're being told to not spend any money is what you find weird?
The people who get caught in these kind of scams ....let's just say they're not the sharpest when it comes to technology or anything technical in nature.
That's why they get duped. Why do you think they're only white people who get scammed? Not Indians themselves? Because they're aware of these stuff.
White people aren't
Well because Jim doesn't threaten them unlike the scammers so they dare to ask questions
@@JINKAZAMA-ik2df yeah the government worked real hard to stop this madness in India
well in this case, I believe the scammers were using threats instead of simple trickery to get the money. The man who was in the process of being scammed said it quite a bit that if he didn't proceed with what they were asking, they would ruin him financially.
the reason they call the scammers in the first place is that they expect support. they get a strange email talking about money and so they expect these people to be some sort of support so yeah I don't blame them, especially as I'm sure 99% of those who are scammed are old and barely know anything about the internet.
Boomers in US are so rude
This guy about to lose $12,000 of his savings and just happened to get lucky Jim was there. And it sounded like that was really all this guy had - he was so close to losing every cent he had. Heartbreaking.
It is heart breaking and warming at the same time, becuase he is saving people's lives from being destroyed to douchebags he really is an hero
imagine how much of a heartless monster the benchod scammer is threatening someones live for fucking MONEY! Some people are so disgusting and corrupt i can't believe this is the current state of humanity rn!
@@NyanNyanNyanNyanNyanNyanNyanN I mean not to excuse them but this is the standard state of how our world operates, especially in the US which that guy seems to be for, if you can't pay for medical bills you just die.
@@name44 But imagine all of the people just like this guy who don't have the god of the internet there to save him. Scammers like these are heartless
@@hedgehog3180 This isn't true. You get treated the entire time but you will still be charged for all care. It's a myth that hospitals turn away people that don't have money. Hospitals in America are full of illegal immigrants that do not pay for treatments.
You should present yourself as a "Private Investigator" to get their attention and that you are suspecting the person is getting scammed right this moment and they need to hear you out because you want to help them not get scammed.
You are always a bit unclear at the start of your calls there is a risk of the victing hanging up.
I agree. Presenting yourself at the beginning as the most professional person possible is invaluable for something like this. Not saying that Jim should lie about who he is, but a title like "Private Cyber-Investigator" would certainly help (and sound cool).
@@leonthayne He is too humble of a man and a sweet voice can be both a curse and a blessing. He needs to have more authority in his voice without as coming off as pushy or scary.
He just needs that chance to explain and it's all good.
Hopefully no one has hung up but if they have maybe it was because of the insecure voice.
@@leonthayne
I think you meant “shouldn’t lie.” ;)
I agree fully. That's how the scammers get the trust of these vulnerable people anyways. Jim should do the same.
@@christianponce4836 Most definitely not. It would ruin his credibility to start off with a lie. However, it wouldn't be a problem if he has a job somewhere to present himself as someone from that company. For instance, let's say that Jim has a weekend job collecting mail at Google, he could say Hi, I'm Jim, from Google.
But I don't think it matters much because it's just much easier to convince someone of a lie than to convince them they're being lied to. Using the same tactics is only serving to prime the victim to be convinced by charisma instead of factual information. That's not helping but damaging. I know that society as a whole leans towards trusting convincing voices rather than facts because it's just easier to rely on feeling than it is to rely on thinking critically, but that's something we need to change, not something we need to encourage by perpetuating it.
I think that Jim is one of the better examples of how to approach a victim in an encouraging and understanding manner while also providing useful information that helps arm people against the next scam.
In the end, if people let Jim explain, they don't have to trust him at all because Jim explained what happened and how they can check it and that they should contact their own bank about it.
Jim you're a genuinely good man. God bless your heart.
Jim you are real hero in bursting out scammers.
Please continue to save the world from these scammers.
Damn Peter has never been closer to losing his savings, big ups to Saint Jim of the Internet
I think Jim voice alone is so cool, he talks so softly and calm, you're so good man!!!
Yep. I love how calming his voice is.
This is really great. What these scammers are doing is terrible, and it feels like we are powerless to stop them. The work you do is needed and appreciated. Not only that, bur it's entertaining to see these scammers fail. Thank you for all you do, Jim.
Boss: *Scams people*
Worker: Wait that's illegal
Boss: 🤨
',:1
"Take your 20 rupees per hour and do your job.."
See how they terrify people, especially the older generation..that man believed the scammers every word..we are so fortunate to have people like yourself..Great work..
you have to wonder about how other countries governments feel about India as they seem to allow these scammers to run in their country... abd steal money from our elderly...
@@albertbresca8904 They simply don't care, that's what I firmly believe.
You'd be surprised how much money banks pour into detecting this kind of activity. There is a whole category dedicated to elder abuse that includes these types of scams. They do a great job, but scammers will always have the upper hand.
@@krismine99 they don't obey the law and they are motivated by money - banks can't protect people if they are giving their info. and permissions over the phone to scammers (without knowing it) as banks call you up and ask for the same info. (I know they call me on occasion from unknown numbers and ask my details ... but I politely tell them no - I will give info. if I call but not to a number I don't recognise (or any number that calls me as they can hack into numbers sadly) - I try to educate the banks caller and maybe... just maybe they take this info seriously as they make people so used to giving info. and ID over the phone how can they stop a hacker that sounds so convincing???
You saving Peter’s savings literally brought tears to my eyes man!!!! When I am able to, I am def sending you either Bitcoin or donating to your patreon. You do far too much good to not be compensated somehow. I wish I had tech skills like yours
🇯🇲that was real good
You’re a hero for this. You went out of your way to help a victim from a scam of so much money. Keep up the great work, your content is amazing!
The fact that the scamming business is involving a person's life, make this a very threatening one. Because they can earn millions out of that.
This is called the perfect use of your potential and skills and this is how life should be lived.
Love you jim.
Hope you are safe and god bless you.
Love from India 🇮🇳
Great, now, since you’re in the area, go undercover as one of these guys.
im in kol. i can do that
Yeh Kabir ka kya scene hei? Kuch pata chala kisi ko
@@dailysacrificedoublee yes because he will listen to someone with such a immature goofy name.
Bruh, imagine if Jim wasn't on the good side, he would be unstoppable. Thank god he has a good soul to work with his brain.
It's not about souls but integrity!
Tho I get the sentiment.
just know there are more people good at this skill like jim, who are using that to earn money by blackmaiiing the scammers
@mr.1n5an_e Not really, all you have to do is intercept the gift card or bank account for yourself. You don't need to be a meth lab owner to do that.
@mr.1n5an_e what kind of skills for example?
This guy tirelessly saves victim from scammers and prevents the from going in financial depression. Really good of that scammers to leave the bad path and com to the good one. As a Pakistani I feel bad when seeing our neighbor country image being ruined. Keep it up Jim
wow jim browning entirely has the power to make these guy's life a living hell, imagine what he would be if he wasn't after just scammers.
He is what I would call a Grey hat.
@@39zack Grey hats are like the vigilantes/cowboys of the internet.
@@falco830 your not wrong
He doesn’t only go after scammers, but he doesn’t let anyone find about what he does to stop crime in New York City.
what if he was just a boogeyman of the internet… if you come in contact with him online you better freeze your bank accounts
The anime plot thickens
I had no idea you watch Jim too 😂
What are you doing here? 😂
Why is everyone using this emoji😂
@@hackergaming6372 because English is not my native language and it is easier to use emojis to express myself 😂 xd
@@trinidadar7539 ok🤣
I love how caring and understanding Jim is. I can see how it'd be odd as an older person getting mixed up in all of this and then suddenly get a call from another stranger telling you to not do it. I always feel so bad for the victims but it's great that Jim is almost always right on time. I wonder how much he's saved people total in the past
I love how distrustful and borderline unthankful the people sound of a legitimate good nature call. All Jims go to heaven!
This man could actually have died from recording that, he really was done with his life.
Bruh they aint gonna kill him. they just gonna move the office 1 block and start again but with a slitghtly different method
@@caucasianinvasion2972 These are the kind of people that don't give a shit about scamming people out of their life savings, so there's a chance this could happen.
@@caucasianinvasion2972 People get stabbed in India regularly for less.
@@caucasianinvasion2972 depending on the organisation i would say
If they earn alot then probably they would get their hands early
In India there are strict gun laws, better communities. Crime is lower, I'd doubt anything would happen to him. There are barely any gangs or whatever. (This all changes in parts of India straight up controlled by terrorist groups from neighbouring countries)
I’m now at a point where I can give Jim’s videos a thumbs up before even watching them. The guy is a hero
Appreciate the ex-scammer who had chose to betray on his Boss Scammer.
Doesnt change the fact that he chose to scam people before turning against his boss. An ex-convict is still a convict.
@@danniton9831 Well I mean he's an ex-convict, but I get your point. In my eyes, he still needs to atone in some way, but at least he stopped
You can't save them all but saving one is good enough than none. Your a good man Jim thank you God bless you abundantly.
Jim, when you call victims, you should tell them that you're a private investigator. Because that is what you actually are!
He's not because I'm pretty sure that would cause legal issues since he isn't taken up cases actually
@@illford So, "private investigator" is a protected title these days? It isn't where I live, and to be honest, I wouldn't give a rotten rat's ass either way if I was doing what Jim is doing, and who on Earth in their right mind would open up a case against him?
hmm he is A private investigator as in Hey in his private time investigates scammers :) seems legit ;P
@@mace8873 The scammers would
Or online fraud investigator. It's true.
The cold calculating way in which the scammer's Boss discusses how they steal from people is very disturbing.
Jim Browning is a Diamond and his work in preventing people from being scammed (the polite word for being ROBBED) is amazing
Great work Jim :D
It's a form of organized crime after all, the way this works is no different to how other gangs run and I wouldn't be surprised if there's some overlap here.
Scary to see that the victim is more worried about how Jim got his phone number than sending a guy in India 12.000$
He thought bangkok
@@gauravshah3027 Ahhhh ok, for once it is not India...
Who cares.
@@vincevdijk7430 i do now please shut your mouth and keep it that way
@Ashley Lake Bangkok is infact in Thailand
He was threatened to be "financially ruined" by the scammer. Fear takes precedent over common sense. When he learned from jim it was a scam the fear receded and he started questioning everything.
Absolutely my favorite when you all work together/ collab! It shows you're genuine in your goals and not just 'views'
Jim, you are absolute gold for these poor vulnerable people. God knows how many times I had to pull my old man out of the sh!t.
This man does so much to help so many people. I can't imagine the amount of stress he goes through, he's a hero.
If you are a scammer and are reading this please know that there is a better life. These companies can’t control you. With you and Jim working together you can end this awful thing. It’s not impossible but I can imagine it might feel like the only option but you can be better. Amazing video Jim keep it up. 🖤
Thank You
sadly they do this because there are no other jobs that give enough money for their needs
Thank you so much Jim, I'm from India, and I've been scammed, I didnt know then what I know now. What you do is very important 🥰. Thank you.
Guilt in the end is the bane of good-nurtured people.
True
don't hate on nature....
@@josephgood2704 what
@@josephgood2704 ?
@@josephgood2704 wat
Kabir: "Change Team"
When you are getting destroyed and simply leave the team to win
Bad guys be like "Jim Browning is gonna track me at some point, may as well have a talk."
Quite emotional listening to Jim helping the guy who was about to lose $12k. Literally every penny the guy has was about to be lost to these parasites. Thank you so much for the work you are doing Jim
Broke my heart to hear the fear in that mans voice !! Thank you for helping him
12:48 I love that in the end he just shows the scammers' faces anyway
Yea lol
He ran out of censoring effects
@@dragondemon5181 needs to upgrade his free trial of censorIT
@@robsnook4512 love it
Jim, world needs more people like you. Thank you
Salute to you my man. Just encountered my first scammer by trying to set my account up for blue cross. Had I never ran across your videos in the past he may have gotten me, he still got close as I just wanted to set my account up because i urgently need to see the doctor for personal reasons. He asked if I was using a lab top and I hung up immediately knowing he was gonna ask me to download software to control my computer. Your the man Jim, if you want to take these people down next I’ll give you the number
“VERY GOOD JOB SISTER YOUR WORK NICE” makes me choke
Gotta wonder why they buy such a high volume of cards though, theyre probably both scammers
@@ianh1504 they might be re-selling them at a higher value in other places for a profit
@@alex15095 It's probably also a question of time, like there's probably every so often someone who absolutely needs an Xbox card right now for activities like this so you can probably earn a lot of money if you're just willing to hold onto a stock of them.
dude just trying to shoot his shot
alexx128 i thought about it, its probably for real world trading money and items in video games to other players in a game, then they take the in game, which they purchased cheaply from impoverished players in china or asia or wherever, and sell it to people in america for a massively inflated price
Thats just my first guess though.
You are a blessing ☺️
somebody explain this mans name please
@@user-sq4op5dp4p he goes BALLS DEEP when talking and analysing anime - if you like anime his channel is pretty good!
@@tiegan7333 good
@@tiegan7333 very good
@@tiegan7333 oh thanks lmao
Jim I pray to god that only good happens to you. Thank you for doing everything you do. You are a rock start. Love and Prayers from A true hard working Indian.
I’ll never understand how someone thinks buying a gift card to tell to someone will earn them their own money back. Like… in what world is this ever how a transaction is done.
As far as I know the scammers go like:
- Alright I’m gonna transfer back your money to your account… oops, I typed the wrong number. Please buy a gift card so that I don’t lose money
Or something along the lines of: in order to verify that it is you, you need to send us a gift card. Once we receive it, we will pay you back for your gift card and the amount we supposedly need to pay you.
Keep in mind, they’re usually older people who don’t fully understand the ever-changing world. For all they know, buying gift cards might be the cool new way to pay people money.
My mom's ex just recently fell for the Amazon scam and they got $1500 off him in 3 $500 gift cards. Seemed like he realized too late too, because when we were trying to figure out what happened he was really hesitant to say certain important details that made it stupidly obvious he was being scammed.
People do stupid shit when they panic. A lot of old people panic when they receive a call that the police is about to head their way, for example.