Scammer Demands Social Security Info: My Hilarious Response! 😂

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Well, hi y’all. It’s Trixie. Welcome to my YouTube. Social Security scams typically come from call centers in India, and we’ve all heard that same unchanged script for many years. Today, some Jamaican scammers have decided to put their own spin on the Social Security scam. Their goal, identity theft and lead generation for future scams. I’m going to pretend to be a victim so that you can hear the scam, and I’m going to have some fun disrupting their day. I love how they can’t even get the grammar correct for their robocall, and here it is. Hi. Good day. This call is from the Social Security Administration calling to inform you that you’re entitled on getting a 15% increase on your benefits. We have sent you documents in the mail about this increase that should be applied. For more information, please return our call at 80010. An agent will be available to take your call and get you verified before applying the increase to your monthly benefits. Okay. Let’s give him a call. Yes. Hello? Hello? Hi. How are you doing? I’m alright. How are you? I’m great. I’m doing great. Is this Social Security? Yeah. Uh, Yeah. I got a a voice mail message from you there, uh, about a 15% increase in my benefits. Yes. What do I have to do to get that? For this increase that we applied for you, I’m gonna need to fully verify and validate you by asking you some security questions. Alright? Alright. Okay. Alright. Just bear with me for a second while I go ahead and get you fully validated. Okay? Alright. What is your full name? Virginia Harrison. Virginia Harris? Harrison, h a r r I s o n. What is your middle name? Bell, b e l l e. What is your address? Uh, 44 Avenue. Is that a house or an apartment? It’s a house. What city is that? City of state and your ZIP code? Clarksburg, West Virginia. What is your ZIP code? 26301. The phone number that we’re currently speaking on, is this a landline or a cell phone? It’s my cell phone. Okay. Is that the number that you’d like us to call you on if we’re trying to get in touch with you? Yeah. Okay. Alright. And, uh, what is your date of birth? 02/01/1940. What city and state were you born? Uh, say one I’m I’m in now. Clarksburg, West Virginia? Yeah. What is your Social Security number? Well, don’t you have that? You’re from Social Security. Ma’am, you have to provide these information to me to prove that you are who you say you are before I can apply an increase. Okay? Uh, well, yeah. I’ll be the I am who I say I am. Who else would I be? Okay. Well, for me to verify that, only you will know these questions that I’m asking. So what is the Social Security number so I can pull up your file? Um, well, can’t you just pull it up under my name and my address? I’m the only Virginia Harrison at this address. I’m gonna need your Social Security. Listen, ma’am. I want you to know that this call is being monitored and recorded for for quality assurance purposes. And each and every activity that takes place here is 100% legitimate. Under the Social Security Act b dash one fifty four, we’re permitted in asking you some security questions such as your Social Security number, your place of birth, date of birth, and mother’s maiden name to fully validate you before an increase can be applied for you. Okay? Uh, well, uh, I’ve I’ve gotten things from Social Security telling me to never give it out. Well, ma’am, you’re give out your Social Security number. That’s too dangerous. Give it out to you can give it out to us, but you don’t give it out to random persons on the phone. Okay? Well, I don’t know about that. I just I don’t think I should give it out at all. I think you should know it. How much do you receive for your Social Security? You’re from Social Security. Don’t you already know all of that? Ma’am, if you’re not gonna answer the security question, I will not be able to assist you. Well, you have to give me the increase. No. What do you mean no? How much do how much do you receive for your Social Security? You don’t know that? Ma’am, you have to provide it to us. $2,002. What day of the month you normally receive that? On the first. On the first of every month? Yeah. What is your Social Security number? I don’t think I should get that out. Ma’am, that’s the last piece of information I’m gonna need to get you fully verified, and then I’ll apply this increase for you. I don’t even know who I’m talking to. You never even told me who you are. I mean, I know it’s the Social Security office, but you’re asking me all these questions. My name is Chris Webber with the Social Security office. Well, let me talk to your supervisor because I just don’t think you should be able to ask me all this information. Uh, hold on. Let me have the call transferred. Hold on. From looking at the video image, I think most of you probably know what’s coming next. Let’s go. Hello. Good day. This is miss Jessica Taylor with the Social Security office. How may I direct your call? Oh, well, I was talking to a man named Chris Weber, and he’s asking me to give him all kinds of information. And I feel like the Social Security office should already have all that. You said your name is what? What’s the my name is miss Jessica Taylor. And, yes, we do have those information. But due to the fact that there’s a lot of problem going on around, a lot of person impersonate elderly citizens to make claims to their increase. Therefore, we gotta fully verify you. Okay? Well, that’s fine. That’s fine. Okay. Do you want me to finalize for you in applying this increase? Uh, Yeah. Why was that man getting so upset? What’s wrong with him? I don’t know. Alright. Can you please go ahead with your Social Security number, please? Ma’am, you’ve got my name and my address. I’m the only Virginia Harrison at this address. I was just saying to you, there’s a lot of person calling in, impersonating our elderly citizen, uh, uh, by making claims to their increase and their Social Security check. Therefore, we gotta fully verify you. I understand you’re the only person who lives there by that name, but we still have to ask you these questions. Alright? So you’re telling me I have to call in and verify everything just to get this increase? It ain’t just across the board. Everybody gets it. You’re taking millions of calls to verify? Yes, ma’am. That don’t make no sense. That don’t make no sense at all. Okay, ma’am. Uh, do you want me to apply this for you, or you just wanna make an appointment to go down to the office? I wanted you to apply it for me. I don’t wanna go down that offer and spend all day down there. Okay. The only way I can apply this over the phone, I’m gonna need your Social Security number. No. Well, I’ll tell you what. Okay. I tell you what. You give me you give me the first the first, uh, five numbers, and I’ll confirm it. But yeah. No. You’re you’re a government employee. You work for me. You work for me. You work for my tax dollars. Make make You work for my tax dollars. Identification What kind of thing is this? Is this some kind of fraud? Gladly. Are you a joker? Are you joking with me? You sound so stupid. What’s wrong with you? Alright. He hung up. Let’s call him back. Hi. Please hold while your call is being transferred to the next available agent. Hi. Hey. This is Robert with the Social Security office. How may I direct your call? Oh, hello. My name is Virginia Harrison, and I’m calling to get my increase. But I talked to, uh, Chris Weber and, uh, Jessica Taylor, and, honestly, they both sound about like a bunch of idiots. And I need to get this increase, And, um, I think they might have been trying to steal my identity or something. Alright. Bear with me one second. Hold on, please. What did you say your name is? Thank you for your patience. Hello? Yes. Who’s this? Hello? Yeah. Who’s this? Yes. Yes. This is Robert. Robert what? Robert Walker. Yeah. Yeah. So you were saying that you spoke to Chris and Jessica? Uh, Chris Webber and, uh, Jessica Taylor. Now they both sounded like a bunch of idiots. What kind of people is the Social Security hiring? They sound like morons. I’m really sorry to hear that, but I’ll be more than willing to assist you. Can you please go ahead by verifying your Social Security number? No. I won’t do it. The Social Security, the lady at the Alright. I’m a need to call him back. Hi. Please hold while your call is being transferred to the next available agent. Oh, this is miss Jessica Taylor. How may I direct your call? Hi, miss Taylor. This is Virginia Harrison. I talked to you a little while ago. I don’t know if you remember or not. Yes. I do. Oh, okay. I can assist you is with your Social Security number. Otherwise, from that, you have to go down to the office. Do you want me to make you an appointment so you can come down to the office? No. I want you to help me over the phone, you stupid lady. You’re very disrespectful. I won’t be able to Well, you’re very stupid. Oh, god. Hi. Please hold while your call is being transferred to the next available agent. Miss Jessica Taylor. I demand to get my increase. I won’t be able to assist you unless you’re gonna provide me with the information that I have. You don’t even sound like a real woman. You sound like a man trying to pretend to be a woman. What are you saying, ma’am? You heard me. Okay. I’m just gonna make an appointment, and I’m gonna put a note on your file, but this shouldn’t be applied until you come down to the offer. Well, you don’t even know who I am. I haven’t given you my Social Security number. You said you don’t know who I am without it. Exactly who you are. You don’t know who I am, you stupid bitch. Okay, miss Virginia Harrison. Your information is already pulled up in our system. Good. Give me the ink crease. Your file. Give me the ink crease. Block ID of file. Yeah. I’m not gonna call you. Crease. Give me the increase. My. You stupid. Oh, god. I just gotta keep calling them. Hi. Please hold while your call is being transferred to the next available agent. Jessica Taylor. Uh, Jessica Taylor. This is Virginia Harrison. I want my inquiries. Just to strike it. I’m not gonna be able to assist you. Well, you’re the dumbest sounding lady I’ve ever talked to. Okay. Stop calling. You will be blocked and your account if you need an increase, you have to go down to the office to for this increase to be applied for. You have to go down to the office to for this increase to be applied for. You have to help me. You have to help me. You have to do it. Not gonna help you. You have to do it. I’m not gonna I’m not gonna Is it because you’re so stupid? Is it because you’re stupid? What? What is your Social Security number? Don’t be so stupid, stupid lady. What is your Social Security number, smart lady? Stupid lady. You’re being disrespectful. Make it worse on your end. Okay? You’re too stupid. Supervisor here. I’m the supervisor here, and no one can go beyond what I say. You’re too stupid. Before? Uh, you know what? I Social Security would never hire an idiot like you. This can’t be real. He stopped taking my calls at this point. There were several of us together in Discord, and we called back repeatedly from numerous numbers, and all they would do is answer and hang up. That was a lot of fun. I appreciate you all so much. Remember to click the like button and share this video with a friend. It’s fun to have fun with scammers and cause them a little misery in their day. But the main reason we’re here is to help people understand and avoid scams. Thank you to all who comment, like, share, subscribe, join, and give me gifts. 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