This tech scam is unusual in my experience as the scammer asks for a real email (which I have for just such occasions) and he sends a link to use Zoho Assist, another first for me, to connect to the computer, whereupon he tries to upsell technical service. You'll not he gets all confused when I query regarding whether to get service on one or more computers and he can't even call up the calculator on my VM. (It's a Linux distro.) I pretended the email link did not work so he tried a different way using Google Chrome, better for me, as I could then operate better in the VM. When we finally got down to entering the CC information, I feigned a pill emergency and then a heart attack to see what he would do, if I was no longer present. That's part 2 which has no sound, only a recording of what he does and the chat that ensues with a second fictitious person (me, also.)<br />...<br /><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SNX1Fl0KstI" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SNX1Fl0KstI</a>