"i would like to speak to your supervisor please"

“I’m not asking to confirm, I’m asking to verify”

I hate these scammers, it’s the vulnerable people who get hurt, this police lady highlighted the problem so well done , she probably saved someone getting hurt

"I'm not asking to confirm, I'm asking to verify."

“I’m not asking you to confirm, I’m asking you to verify.”

As an Indian , I feel ashamed for this...

"I'm not trying to confirm, I'm trying to verify."

We once got a call and the caller id was literally “illegal scam” not even joking

“I’m not trying to confirm.. I’m trying to verify.” Like saying “ I’m not going to kill myself I’m gonna commit suicide”.

“I’m not asking you to confirm, I’m asking to verify.”

"I'm not asking to confirm, I'm asking to verify"

What we are taught to do is: ask their name, ask the name of the company they are calling from, and tell them that you are going to call them. So if it's a bank that you know, you call and ask to speak to that person. That way you'll know they actually work there and are calling from where they say they're calling. Also never give out pins, passwords, credit card safe number, etc.

I have a buddy's who's dad is an investigator with the US government. He said one day his dad got a call like this and with seconds already started a trace on the call, it turned out the call was coming from Bombey India. He was able to contact somebody with the Indian government and gave them the location of the scammer. They got the entire building full of phone scammers.

"I am not asking you to confirm... I am asking you to verify"

I love messing with scammers - you never give your name, any real address or anything they can actually identify you with. The more you mess with them, the more they lose in connection fees and have less time to find someone vulnerable.

"I'm not asking to confirm, i'm asking to verify"

"I'm not asking you to confirm, i'm asking you to verify"

"There are legal enforcement agencies involved in this case"

Imagine being a police captain and hearing someone overseas saying you’re in trouble with law enforcement

...Am I the only one who was sad that they hung up before she could tell them she was a police officer?