A rather jolly scam. This scammer knows how to penetrate in the trust of people. When you reach this person by Skype he will invite you to do a video-call, he will never talk to you but will show you his intense hacking jobs he is supposedly performing -it's all set up once you call. Even a tech-savvy person can fall into the trap. When you're watching his screen he will open a software called "dummy" -which I don't know if it's a subliminal message already telling you are a dummy. A command window will pop-up with several commands being randomly typed. He will open several screens so you see how it "works" -of course you don't know what the "dummy" software is doing, maybe just making his screen look like the Matrix. Additionally he will provide evidence of a Wells Fargo account where he had recently transferred recovered money. You will be enchanted with the amount of money that has been transferred to that account, and even more when you read your money can be recovered in between 10-15 minutes. This guy says he is in Russia, but be careful, he also mentions about having a friend in Pakistan. Nothing with Pakistani people, matter of fact I have a very good friend from Pakistan, great person he is. But I have a suspicion he is the "friend" in Pakistan he says he has. Ian Scarffe is not his real name, the real Ian Scarffe is an entrepreneur expert in Bitcoin, Blockchain, and Cryptocurrencies. Here's the thing, the "Ian Scarffe" that's being alerted as a scammer here is a scammer, should you send him Bitcoin or gift cards then you can kiss goodbye to your money. He will vanish together with your money. Instead of "recovering" your money in 10-15 minutes, he will disappear with your hard earned money in 5-10 minutes. STAY AWAY FROM THIS PERSON.
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