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Why you should never allow anyone to remotely access your PC (Patreon)

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2018-08-02 14:38:14
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2026-06
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Content

Patron early access video. Scary one this.

So you've been offered a refund. All you need to do is allow someone to access your PC. But you don't log into your bank account, so you're ok. Right?

Files

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This is why you never let anyone remotely access your computer

These are refund scammers. They just want to refund you. What's the worst that could happen?

Comments

Anonymous

Great work Jim. It was awful watching them look through personal photos and her webcam and make those comments. I'm glad you were able to end it and contact the person.

Jim Browning
>>14332736

These guys are amongst the nastiest I've seen. Most other scammers will just sidle off with their tail between their legs when they are challenged.

Anonymous

That was tough to watch. She is so lucky Jim was on the job, otherwise she'd likely have lost all that data permanently had he not killed the T.V. session. It's hard to get lower than a scumball scammer.

Jim Browning
>>14333760

The more I've seen about some of these scammers, the less sympathy I have for them. It's tempting to think that they either don't know what they're doing (it's all in the training) or they really have difficulty making an honest living. This group though...

Anonymous

Jeez, that's horrible. Thank god we have people like you Jim.

Syd

Well done, Jim.

Anonymous

Why in the bojangles would the legitimate Western Union, that would be 3rd party to these people have "Second way is Western Union" printed on the top of the site. Western Union Marketing Team are in dark place these days it would seem.

Anonymous

Is there actually any legitimate reason for Team Viewer to have that black screen feature?

Jim Browning
>>38104706

Apparently TeamViewer regard it as a security feature. They have now removed it from the 'free' version. That took years of effort though.

Perhaps_today

I appreciate what you do Jim. I’m about to attempt to school a close family member of mine on Comsec and basic internet safety. Wish me luck.

Ben

This was the meanest, most cruel guy I've seen so far. I'm glad that woman got her files back

Jim Browning

I have potentially an even worse one coming up...