A scam that began with a spoofed call ended with an Ohio woman being swindled out of $6000 and then tricked into disrobing so that she could “verify her identity” via a FaceTime call with the cruel fraudster, according to a police report.
The victim told police in Mayfield Heights, a Cleveland suburb, that she received a call last Tuesday from a number that appeared to be the customer service line for Huntington Bank, an Ohio-based financial institution.
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Hari the Hindu must've been bored as fuck that day and decided to liven things up. Luckily for him, he called the dumbest person in the entire US to entertain him.
Sounds to me like she wanted to take her clothes off.
ReplyDeleteI have many friends in India that call me frequently. One guy calls repeatedly, so much so, that when I answer, he says "Hi Stev. This is Dickhead" referring to what I've called him numerous times on previous calls.
ReplyDeleteStarker here,
ReplyDeleteIf the sheriff was warning the residents, why didn't the bank teller question her? I feel the banks should shoulder some of the responsibility especially when someone suddenly emptied an account. And just ask "did someone advise you to do this?"
This woman has the right to vote.
ReplyDelete--Tennessee Budd