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[VIDEO] Mother Weaponises A Pot Lid And Spatula To Get Back At Scam Callers

The video has gone viral with over 15.7 million views on TikTok.

Cover image via Tiktok @rmd_bby

Tired of receiving scam calls but don't know how to get back at them without wasting much of your time and energy?

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Well, this mother in Pennsylvania, United States has the best method we all have been looking for

TikTok user @rmd_bby, nicknamed Anna, posted a video of her mother responding to a scam call on 26 March.

Instead of layaning the caller, the mother had a metal saucepot lid and a spatula ready to give the caller back a "ring".

Image via TikTok @rmd_bby

"Oh my god, I am so excited," the mother sarcastically exclaims

The mother then puts her phone underneath the saucepot lid on the kitchen countertop and hits it repeatedly with the spatula.

After a good 10 seconds of banging the lid, the mother lifts up the lid to check on the caller.

Anna then asks her mother if the person has hung up, to which her mother responds, "Ya, of course."

At the time of writing, the video has gone viral with over 15.7 million views on TikTok. It has also caught Malaysians' attention, as one repost in a local Facebook group has garnered over 4,600 shares.

You can watch the video below:

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After the video blew up on the Internet, Anna asked her mother to talk about her feelings about the new-found fame

"I don't really like to be at the centre of attention, so I am a little bit uncomfortable," said the mother at her home in Scranton, Pennsylvania.

"But I just want people to know that he was not a telemarketer.

"Those people (scam callers) have been scamming me three times a day for over a year. I had it." explained the mother, before saying she loves her fans.

Anna clarified later in the video that the scam caller was trying to give her mother a free hotel stay.

Last month, a Malaysian went viral for playing along with a scam caller, who claimed to be an authority from the Inland Revenue Board (LHDN):

Meanwhile, beware of these scams in Malaysia:

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