I HATE scam calls.
I get at least a few a day – consolidating my credit card debt (don’t have any) renewing my factory car warranty that’s about to expire (I had a car warranty? News to me.) or redeeming that FREE CRUISE I won to the Bahamas…
I get at least 2-3 of these a day. Most infuriating? They come from numbers with my area code, which usually makes me think my apartment must be on fire, or something, so I occasionally still slip up and answer them.
I HATE these people. With a passion. Which is why I LOOOOVE that people have started messing with them right back.
Being bombarded with scam messages is something that all of us have faced at some point – but one woman has found a nifty way of getting her own back.
Shaina Gimao, from the Philippines, shared a screengrab of her hilarious response on Twitter, in which she wrote: ‘Congratulations! You have successfully subscribed to Prayer Of The Day’.
When the scammer attempted to opt out of her messages by replying ‘Cancel’, she went on to write: ‘Sorry, you have entered an invalid code. Please try again.’
How to give scammers a mini heart attack
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β Shaina Gimao (@sha_bcgimao) December 15, 2017


Ok… That’s awesome. She beat them at their OWN GAME!
As of writing this, her original tweet has 145 THOUSAND likes, and 64k retweets. That’s a whole heck of a lot for someone with 733 followers.
Everyone seems to LOVE that she got back at someone we ALL hate:
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β Gavin Jeffers (@GavinJeffers) December 17, 2017
HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA
Thats EPIC AS FUGG!!lmaoβ Cynical Fight Fan (@Gary_Singh601) December 17, 2017
Oh, well played!
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β I am Lion Man (@LeadfootedLion) December 17, 2017
This scammer doesn’t like God at all
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β Its Rose (@RoslynRos1) December 18, 2017
Of course he doesn’t! BECAUSE SCAMMERS ARE THE DEVIL!
So… have any of you ever scammed the scammers? Or are you like me, who just blocks the number?