So there is a little known scam whereby call centers in foreign countries call random people in the USA, leave a message stating that they are the IRS and demand that they call them back or face jail.
So an anonymous tech vigilante has set himself on a quest to prevent these scammers from working.
He wrote a bot(-net) that will call the scammers' phone lines a bazillion times from different numbers, thus preventing them from receiving any real calls.
LOVE IT!
The scammer has started a patreon fund so that he can be helped with the costs involved. No, this is not a scam! https://www.patreon.com/ProjectMayhem
All of his videos for the scammers - https://www.youtube.com/user/ncamp611/videos
This scam has already come to the attention of the police;
Enjoy and stay safe ;-)
kthanxbai!
Jumblerant
originally posted on Imgur
Friday, September 29, 2017
Wednesday, July 12, 2017
Success Breeds Success - 3 Billion
Its getting close but not there yet. What am I talking about? The official video from the Furious 7 soundtrack.
At time of going to press it was at 2,902,472,946 views (ish);
'Gangnam Style' by PSY, was launched 4 years ago and has just 5 million less views. As I mentioned back in 2014, Gangnam Style Breaks YouTube, and FYI, it is still a very catchy tune:
Justin Bieber comes third with his single 'Sorry' with only 300 million less, although it should be noted that the video is for a music single, not a movie, nor for a tribute to a dead actor. As I am not a teenage girl I am not qualified to judge Justin's talents, sufficed to say, 'well done young man'. Oh, and he isn't even in the video!
Which is a mere 300 million more than Maroon 5's 'Sugar' ;
So I guess we can conclude that music is the reason most people flock to YouTube. YouTube is wanted more for it's audio than it's video - interesting, very interesting!
kthanxbai!
Jumblerant
At time of going to press it was at 2,902,472,946 views (ish);
'Gangnam Style' by PSY, was launched 4 years ago and has just 5 million less views. As I mentioned back in 2014, Gangnam Style Breaks YouTube, and FYI, it is still a very catchy tune:
Justin Bieber comes third with his single 'Sorry' with only 300 million less, although it should be noted that the video is for a music single, not a movie, nor for a tribute to a dead actor. As I am not a teenage girl I am not qualified to judge Justin's talents, sufficed to say, 'well done young man'. Oh, and he isn't even in the video!
Which is a mere 300 million more than Maroon 5's 'Sugar' ;
So I guess we can conclude that music is the reason most people flock to YouTube. YouTube is wanted more for it's audio than it's video - interesting, very interesting!
kthanxbai!
Jumblerant
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