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Scammer Encounter with Old Computer Setup
Jul 19, 2024
Scammer Encounter with Old Computer Setup
Introduction
User installs Windows 3.1 (1994) on an old computer using floppy disks.
System lacks functional internet but user is curious about the result of scammers connecting to it.
User plans to play Doom as well.
Initial Contact
The scammer mistakes the system for Linux instead of old Windows.
Scammer asks about virus, user can't find some files.
Scammer asks several times if the system is Linux; user clarifies it's Windows 3.1.
Computer specs: 28-year-old, 28 MB memory.
Purpose of Computer
User claims it’s for entertainment; scammer is skeptical and questions its utility in entertainment.
Discusses use for online shopping and banking (Bank of America).
Diagnosis and False Claims
Scammer claims the computer has a network worm and hackers have access.
Scammer proposes to install network security and asks the user to visit a Target store.
User’s disbelief grows due to outdated nature and limited capabilities of the system.
Mentions that hackers could remove drivers affecting printer functionality.
User's Responses and Fake Details
User mentions using the computer for 28 years, expecting it to fail during Y2K.
User mentions online activities despite the old setup.
User provides fake debit card last four digits (7320).
Scammer Tactics
Runs 'netstat' to show foreign IP addresses, claims they belong to hackers.
Shows ignorance about old software capabilities, calls user’s setup “very very old.”
Confused about ads and hacking on a system majorly offline with floppy-driven games.
Tells user to run multiple commands in command prompt; they are ineffective.
Humor and Denial of Scammer
User uses Wikipedia to explain netstat scam tactic, scammer denies being a scammer.
Scammer insists on issue being real despite clear fake environment.
Scammer tries to proceed with an absurd diagnosis.
Conclusion
Scammer eventually gets frustrated and rude.
User ends by implying how laughable and obvious the scam was.
Encourages viewers to subscribe and share while reiterating they are valuable and their opinion matters.
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