
Show Notes
Hello, and welcome to "The Stupid Scammer Calls". My name is Wayne May, and I'll be introducing each call. This is part 1 of a series of calls done to a scammer over the course of one night that we call the "Brain brain brain sessions", and is the first half of Big Al talking to a scammer calling himself Pastor James Otumba. It perfectly shows the paradox of how a scammer can be one of the most religious people you'll ever speak to, but have no qualms at all in stealing money from innocent people. If you enjoy this, feel free to check out more calls, read some of the stupid things scammers have said in their emails at stupidscammers.com or help fight the scammers by getting the word out at scamsurvivors.com. In the meantime, enjoy the call.
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Hello, and welcome to "The Stupid Scammer Calls". My name is Wayne May, and I'll be introducing each call.
Hello, and welcome to "The Stupid Scammer Calls". My name is Wayne May, and I'll be introducing each call.
Hello, and welcome to "The Stupid Scammer Calls". My name is Wayne May, and I'll be introducing each call.
Hello, and welcome to "The Stupid Scammer Calls". My name is Wayne May, and I'll be introducing each call. This is called "Pizza and ice cream". If you don't know what a pizza call is, we basically call up a scammer and try to order a pizza, refusing to accept them telling us we've called a wrong number. Thanks to The Lovely Jill for being my partner in crime on this one. Unfortunately our recording software decided to play up, meaning we lost a segment in the middle. Hopefully it doesn't spoil your enjoyment of the call too much. If you enjoy this, feel free to check out more calls, read some of the stupid things scammers have said in their emails at stupidscammers.com or help fight the scammers by getting the word out at scamsurvivors.com. In the meantime, enjoy the call.
Hello, and welcome to "The Stupid Scammer Calls". My name is Wayne May, and I'll be introducing each call. This classic call is titled "I paid him to kill her, but I'm not sure now" and actually features something resembling acting. One minute I'm looking for money to pay a hitman to kill my wife, the next I'm looking for money for him not to kill her. Why? I forgot my own story is the simple answer. If you enjoy this, feel free to check out more calls, read some of the stupid things scammers have said in their emails at stupidscammers.com or help fight the scammers by getting the word out at scamsurvivors.com. In the meantime, enjoy the call.