Jim Browning

A prelude to my next video (Patreon)

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2018-09-14 22:24:19

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This is an unlisted video. I've sent the link to this video to over 1,500 people who have been scammed by a company called 'Supremo Innovations'. I was able to acquire their entire customer database and I've sent a message to all their customers encouraging them to claim a refund because they've been scammed.

You might find this video a little boring because it's aimed at people who are not familiar with tech support scams, but I can assure you that the follow-up video, exposing exactly how Supremo Innovations work will be much more interesting.

Early results from my mass mailing campaign seem to be positive. Quite a few people have written back to me saying that they have now been promised a refund in "5-7 days". I'm not sure if this is an empty promise or not. Time will tell.

It has been so effective that some of the people I've emailed have told me that Supremo Innovations are now claiming that I'm a "disgruntled ex-employee" and apparently they are phoning their customers in advance to warn them not to open an email from "Jim Browning" because it contains a virus.

More about the impact of this mass mailing in the next video. In the meantime, enjoy this one!

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You have been scammed by Supremo Innovations

I have sent a link to this video to over 1,000 people because I believe you have been scammed by Supremo Innovations. I have very strong evidence that Supremo deliberately commission fake virus popup messages with their phone number displayed and they lie to convince anyone who calls them that the virus message is genuine. THE POPUP SCREEN IS FAKE AND THIS IS A SCAM TO GET YOUR MONEY. The message was deliberately crafted to lock your browser and to force the phone call. In this video, the script that the scammers follow to convince you that your PC has a problem. If this matches your experience, then you have been scammed and you should contact Supremo Innovations to get your money back. Do not only take my word for this, please research "tech support scams" and you'll see that Supremo Innovations have followed a very standard scam technique to get your money. Their current phone number (as of 14/09/2018) is 08003688909 / 02037430909. DO NOT TAKE ANY "We are not scammers" excuses from them - they have lied to you about the virus message (even if they do provide genuine support thereafter).