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Can reddit join forces to troll the sh*t out of these folks? I'm an IT Specialist for a small park system. One of our employees had their Edge browser 'spontaneously' display the following error message (link to screen shot https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7sRtSHGmB2QUXRJaHR5bkt3NnM ) If you're suspect about opening my link, it's a screen printout of the Edge browser displaying what appears to be a Windows system readout (Windows Edition, System Specs, Computer name, etc...) all of which are bogus. There's a prominent message that reads "This Build of Windows 10 is Expired On March 03rd 2017 If it Expires, Your Windows 10 System will be locked or it will be restarted in every few minutes For Immediate Support Call Windows 10 Help Desk at Toll Free: [here's the best part] +1 (844) 751-4226" As one who LOVES to keep scammers on the line as long as possible and troll them till the regret their life choices, I called the number. Sure enough I get a prompt answer from tech support. Being at work, I hung up and didn't waste any time. But then they called back.... I denied the call. They called back again. I then had a nice chat with "William Johnson" about how I'm adjusting to life in the White House after letting him know he had the privilege of speaking with Donald Trump. After a quick stroll through the Google, I see other people have seen this same message today with THE SAME NUMBER. So I called it again to see if it still connected me to them. Sure enough "Clark Stevens" answered. Then "Stacy Watson" the next time. I get incoming calls like this all the time, and I keep them on as long as possible. The longer they're on the phone with me, the less time they have to scam poor souls who don't know better. But I've NEVER seen them use the same outgoing number. So I need reddit's help to call these idiots and make their day miserable. Call the number above. Use a free VOIP service if you're nervous about them tracking you. tl;dr Stupid scammers posted th

Can reddit join forces to troll the sh*t out of these folks? I'm an IT Specialist for a small park system. One of our employees had their Edge browser 'spontaneously' display the following error message (link to screen shot https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7sRtSHGmB2QUXRJaHR5bkt3NnM ) If you're suspect about opening my link, it's a screen printout of the Edge browser displaying what appears to be a Windows system readout (Windows Edition, System Specs, Computer name, etc...) all of which are bogus. There's a prominent message that reads "This Build of Windows 10 is Expired On March 03rd 2017 If it Expires, Your Windows 10 System will be locked or it will be restarted in every few minutes For Immediate Support Call Windows 10 Help Desk at Toll Free: [here's the best part] +1 (844) 751-4226" As one who LOVES to keep scammers on the line as long as possible and troll them till the regret their life choices, I called the number. Sure enough I get a prompt answer from tech support. Being at work, I hung up and didn't waste any time. But then they called back.... I denied the call. They called back again. I then had a nice chat with "William Johnson" about how I'm adjusting to life in the White House after letting him know he had the privilege of speaking with Donald Trump. After a quick stroll through the Google, I see other people have seen this same message today with THE SAME NUMBER. So I called it again to see if it still connected me to them. Sure enough "Clark Stevens" answered. Then "Stacy Watson" the next time. I get incoming calls like this all the time, and I keep them on as long as possible. The longer they're on the phone with me, the less time they have to scam poor souls who don't know better. But I've NEVER seen them use the same outgoing number. So I need reddit's help to call these idiots and make their day miserable. Call the number above. Use a free VOIP service if you're nervous about them tracking you. tl;dr Stupid scammers posted th

Can reddit join forces to troll the sh*t out of these folks? I'm an IT Specialist for a small park system. One of our employees had their Edge browser 'spontaneously' display the following error message (link to screen shot https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7sRtSHGmB2QUXRJaHR5bkt3NnM ) If you're suspect about opening my link, it's a screen printout of the Edge browser displaying what appears to be a Windows system readout (Windows Edition, System Specs, Computer name, etc...) all of which are bogus. There's a prominent message that reads "This Build of Windows 10 is Expired On March 03rd 2017 If it Expires, Your Windows 10 System will be locked or it will be restarted in every few minutes For Immediate Support Call Windows 10 Help Desk at Toll Free: [here's the best part] +1 (844) 751-4226" As one who LOVES to keep scammers on the line as long as possible and troll them till the regret their life choices, I called the number. Sure enough I get a prompt answer from tech support. Being at work, I hung up and didn't waste any time. But then they called back.... I denied the call. They called back again. I then had a nice chat with "William Johnson" about how I'm adjusting to life in the White House after letting him know he had the privilege of speaking with Donald Trump. After a quick stroll through the Google, I see other people have seen this same message today with THE SAME NUMBER. So I called it again to see if it still connected me to them. Sure enough "Clark Stevens" answered. Then "Stacy Watson" the next time. I get incoming calls like this all the time, and I keep them on as long as possible. The longer they're on the phone with me, the less time they have to scam poor souls who don't know better. But I've NEVER seen them use the same outgoing number. So I need reddit's help to call these idiots and make their day miserable. Call the number above. Use a free VOIP service if you're nervous about them tracking you. tl;dr Stupid scammers posted th

Can reddit join forces to troll the sh*t out of these folks? I'm an IT Specialist for a small park system. One of our employees had their Edge browser 'spontaneously' display the following error message (link to screen shot https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7sRtSHGmB2QUXRJaHR5bkt3NnM ) If you're suspect about opening my link, it's a screen printout of the Edge browser displaying what appears to be a Windows system readout (Windows Edition, System Specs, Computer name, etc...) all of which are bogus. There's a prominent message that reads "This Build of Windows 10 is Expired On March 03rd 2017 If it Expires, Your Windows 10 System will be locked or it will be restarted in every few minutes For Immediate Support Call Windows 10 Help Desk at Toll Free: [here's the best part] +1 (844) 751-4226" As one who LOVES to keep scammers on the line as long as possible and troll them till the regret their life choices, I called the number. Sure enough I get a prompt answer from tech support. Being at work, I hung up and didn't waste any time. But then they called back.... I denied the call. They called back again. I then had a nice chat with "William Johnson" about how I'm adjusting to life in the White House after letting him know he had the privilege of speaking with Donald Trump. After a quick stroll through the Google, I see other people have seen this same message today with THE SAME NUMBER. So I called it again to see if it still connected me to them. Sure enough "Clark Stevens" answered. Then "Stacy Watson" the next time. I get incoming calls like this all the time, and I keep them on as long as possible. The longer they're on the phone with me, the less time they have to scam poor souls who don't know better. But I've NEVER seen them use the same outgoing number. So I need reddit's help to call these idiots and make their day miserable. Call the number above. Use a free VOIP service if you're nervous about them tracking you. tl;dr Stupid scammers posted th

Can reddit join forces to troll the sh*t out of these folks? I'm an IT Specialist for a small park system. One of our employees had their Edge browser 'spontaneously' display the following error message (link to screen shot https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7sRtSHGmB2QUXRJaHR5bkt3NnM ) If you're suspect about opening my link, it's a screen printout of the Edge browser displaying what appears to be a Windows system readout (Windows Edition, System Specs, Computer name, etc...) all of which are bogus. There's a prominent message that reads "This Build of Windows 10 is Expired On March 03rd 2017 If it Expires, Your Windows 10 System will be locked or it will be restarted in every few minutes For Immediate Support Call Windows 10 Help Desk at Toll Free: [here's the best part] +1 (844) 751-4226" As one who LOVES to keep scammers on the line as long as possible and troll them till the regret their life choices, I called the number. Sure enough I get a prompt answer from tech support. Being at work, I hung up and didn't waste any time. But then they called back.... I denied the call. They called back again. I then had a nice chat with "William Johnson" about how I'm adjusting to life in the White House after letting him know he had the privilege of speaking with Donald Trump. After a quick stroll through the Google, I see other people have seen this same message today with THE SAME NUMBER. So I called it again to see if it still connected me to them. Sure enough "Clark Stevens" answered. Then "Stacy Watson" the next time. I get incoming calls like this all the time, and I keep them on as long as possible. The longer they're on the phone with me, the less time they have to scam poor souls who don't know better. But I've NEVER seen them use the same outgoing number. So I need reddit's help to call these idiots and make their day miserable. Call the number above. Use a free VOIP service if you're nervous about them tracking you. tl;dr Stupid scammers posted th

Can reddit join forces to troll the sh*t out of these folks? I'm an IT Specialist for a small park system. One of our employees had their Edge browser 'spontaneously' display the following error message (link to screen shot https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7sRtSHGmB2QUXRJaHR5bkt3NnM ) If you're suspect about opening my link, it's a screen printout of the Edge browser displaying what appears to be a Windows system readout (Windows Edition, System Specs, Computer name, etc...) all of which are bogus. There's a prominent message that reads "This Build of Windows 10 is Expired On March 03rd 2017 If it Expires, Your Windows 10 System will be locked or it will be restarted in every few minutes For Immediate Support Call Windows 10 Help Desk at Toll Free: [here's the best part] +1 (844) 751-4226" As one who LOVES to keep scammers on the line as long as possible and troll them till the regret their life choices, I called the number. Sure enough I get a prompt answer from tech support. Being at work, I hung up and didn't waste any time. But then they called back.... I denied the call. They called back again. I then had a nice chat with "William Johnson" about how I'm adjusting to life in the White House after letting him know he had the privilege of speaking with Donald Trump. After a quick stroll through the Google, I see other people have seen this same message today with THE SAME NUMBER. So I called it again to see if it still connected me to them. Sure enough "Clark Stevens" answered. Then "Stacy Watson" the next time. I get incoming calls like this all the time, and I keep them on as long as possible. The longer they're on the phone with me, the less time they have to scam poor souls who don't know better. But I've NEVER seen them use the same outgoing number. So I need reddit's help to call these idiots and make their day miserable. Call the number above. Use a free VOIP service if you're nervous about them tracking you. tl;dr Stupid scammers posted th

Can reddit join forces to troll the sh*t out of these folks? I'm an IT Specialist for a small park system. One of our employees had their Edge browser 'spontaneously' display the following error message (link to screen shot https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7sRtSHGmB2QUXRJaHR5bkt3NnM ) If you're suspect about opening my link, it's a screen printout of the Edge browser displaying what appears to be a Windows system readout (Windows Edition, System Specs, Computer name, etc...) all of which are bogus. There's a prominent message that reads "This Build of Windows 10 is Expired On March 03rd 2017 If it Expires, Your Windows 10 System will be locked or it will be restarted in every few minutes For Immediate Support Call Windows 10 Help Desk at Toll Free: [here's the best part] +1 (844) 751-4226" As one who LOVES to keep scammers on the line as long as possible and troll them till the regret their life choices, I called the number. Sure enough I get a prompt answer from tech support. Being at work, I hung up and didn't waste any time. But then they called back.... I denied the call. They called back again. I then had a nice chat with "William Johnson" about how I'm adjusting to life in the White House after letting him know he had the privilege of speaking with Donald Trump. After a quick stroll through the Google, I see other people have seen this same message today with THE SAME NUMBER. So I called it again to see if it still connected me to them. Sure enough "Clark Stevens" answered. Then "Stacy Watson" the next time. I get incoming calls like this all the time, and I keep them on as long as possible. The longer they're on the phone with me, the less time they have to scam poor souls who don't know better. But I've NEVER seen them use the same outgoing number. So I need reddit's help to call these idiots and make their day miserable. Call the number above. Use a free VOIP service if you're nervous about them tracking you. tl;dr Stupid scammers posted th

Can reddit join forces to troll the sh*t out of these folks? I'm an IT Specialist for a small park system. One of our employees had their Edge browser 'spontaneously' display the following error message (link to screen shot https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7sRtSHGmB2QUXRJaHR5bkt3NnM ) If you're suspect about opening my link, it's a screen printout of the Edge browser displaying what appears to be a Windows system readout (Windows Edition, System Specs, Computer name, etc...) all of which are bogus. There's a prominent message that reads "This Build of Windows 10 is Expired On March 03rd 2017 If it Expires, Your Windows 10 System will be locked or it will be restarted in every few minutes For Immediate Support Call Windows 10 Help Desk at Toll Free: [here's the best part] +1 (844) 751-4226" As one who LOVES to keep scammers on the line as long as possible and troll them till the regret their life choices, I called the number. Sure enough I get a prompt answer from tech support. Being at work, I hung up and didn't waste any time. But then they called back.... I denied the call. They called back again. I then had a nice chat with "William Johnson" about how I'm adjusting to life in the White House after letting him know he had the privilege of speaking with Donald Trump. After a quick stroll through the Google, I see other people have seen this same message today with THE SAME NUMBER. So I called it again to see if it still connected me to them. Sure enough "Clark Stevens" answered. Then "Stacy Watson" the next time. I get incoming calls like this all the time, and I keep them on as long as possible. The longer they're on the phone with me, the less time they have to scam poor souls who don't know better. But I've NEVER seen them use the same outgoing number. So I need reddit's help to call these idiots and make their day miserable. Call the number above. Use a free VOIP service if you're nervous about them tracking you. tl;dr Stupid scammers posted th

Can reddit join forces to troll the sh*t out of these folks? I'm an IT Specialist for a small park system. One of our employees had their Edge browser 'spontaneously' display the following error message (link to screen shot https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7sRtSHGmB2QUXRJaHR5bkt3NnM ) If you're suspect about opening my link, it's a screen printout of the Edge browser displaying what appears to be a Windows system readout (Windows Edition, System Specs, Computer name, etc...) all of which are bogus. There's a prominent message that reads "This Build of Windows 10 is Expired On March 03rd 2017 If it Expires, Your Windows 10 System will be locked or it will be restarted in every few minutes For Immediate Support Call Windows 10 Help Desk at Toll Free: [here's the best part] +1 (844) 751-4226" As one who LOVES to keep scammers on the line as long as possible and troll them till the regret their life choices, I called the number. Sure enough I get a prompt answer from tech support. Being at work, I hung up and didn't waste any time. But then they called back.... I denied the call. They called back again. I then had a nice chat with "William Johnson" about how I'm adjusting to life in the White House after letting him know he had the privilege of speaking with Donald Trump. After a quick stroll through the Google, I see other people have seen this same message today with THE SAME NUMBER. So I called it again to see if it still connected me to them. Sure enough "Clark Stevens" answered. Then "Stacy Watson" the next time. I get incoming calls like this all the time, and I keep them on as long as possible. The longer they're on the phone with me, the less time they have to scam poor souls who don't know better. But I've NEVER seen them use the same outgoing number. So I need reddit's help to call these idiots and make their day miserable. Call the number above. Use a free VOIP service if you're nervous about them tracking you. tl;dr Stupid scammers posted th

Can reddit join forces to troll the sh*t out of these folks? I'm an IT Specialist for a small park system. One of our employees had their Edge browser 'spontaneously' display the following error message (link to screen shot https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7sRtSHGmB2QUXRJaHR5bkt3NnM ) If you're suspect about opening my link, it's a screen printout of the Edge browser displaying what appears to be a Windows system readout (Windows Edition, System Specs, Computer name, etc...) all of which are bogus. There's a prominent message that reads "This Build of Windows 10 is Expired On March 03rd 2017 If it Expires, Your Windows 10 System will be locked or it will be restarted in every few minutes For Immediate Support Call Windows 10 Help Desk at Toll Free: [here's the best part] +1 (844) 751-4226" As one who LOVES to keep scammers on the line as long as possible and troll them till the regret their life choices, I called the number. Sure enough I get a prompt answer from tech support. Being at work, I hung up and didn't waste any time. But then they called back.... I denied the call. They called back again. I then had a nice chat with "William Johnson" about how I'm adjusting to life in the White House after letting him know he had the privilege of speaking with Donald Trump. After a quick stroll through the Google, I see other people have seen this same message today with THE SAME NUMBER. So I called it again to see if it still connected me to them. Sure enough "Clark Stevens" answered. Then "Stacy Watson" the next time. I get incoming calls like this all the time, and I keep them on as long as possible. The longer they're on the phone with me, the less time they have to scam poor souls who don't know better. But I've NEVER seen them use the same outgoing number. So I need reddit's help to call these idiots and make their day miserable. Call the number above. Use a free VOIP service if you're nervous about them tracking you. tl;dr Stupid scammers posted th