Spammer tries to lie when Tech Support calls him

[joshdaugherty1111]

So this guy condones this scammer?

[freethrillsdotcom]

@joshdaugherty1111 that's one way of looking at it, but I think the intent was to push the trouble maker on to a competitor to make them suffer the consequences of having that customer. It's bad business ethics, but that's what corporations do these days. I don't necessarily agree with it either.

[cCH3artlessCc]

Wow he asked for the people who complained lmao

[thekkl]

If you're gonna pick someone to not charge for this, pick someone else.

[Pablowanjedi]

The best part is when he asks for a recommendation about a good ISP for that, it was like: "Do you know someone who wouldn't mind the spam?", priceless

[make7acs]

Love the videos guys, I work at AWeber, so I know exactly what it's like dealing with these people. Odd how they always ask for the information of the people who complained, feel like it should go without saying that it wont be given out.

[ArhkXi]

Should have made him pay the fee.

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[HowToGetFreebies]

What company is this?

[Ken2234]

internet terrorism ;)

[roadragecafe]

wow, creepy.

"Yeah, can you forward the identities of the people who complained so i can go chat to them? I'll give you $25!"