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  It is so cruel how they attack the elderly. They called my grandfather saying I was in jail and he needed to bail me out. This man was a genius and self made businessman in his youth but we all lose mental fortitude with age. He was so scared I was in jail and was only stopped when his son came and said I'm fine and to call me. I was in class so I didn't answer for a while so despite my mom's assurances I was fine he wouldn't stop panicking till he heard my voice. They are cruel and attack the emotions of the vulnerable.
context: “Hello this is the IRS calling. The Police are on the way to arrest you, please give me your SSN and wire us $10,000 to avoid going to jail” >
  
  No it’s gift cards. The irs demands iTunes gift cards. >
  
  My IRS guy wanted steam gift cards, must be a regional thing >
  
  Really? Well I'm from Utica and I've never heard of the IRS wanting Steamed giftcards. >
  
  Steamed gift cards are more of an Albany currency. >
  
  My brain prompted, "it's a regional dependency." >
  
  The world telephone network is hoplessly outdated. It should not be possible to spoof phone numbers. >
  
  Fixing that would fix so many scam related problems. >
  
  The people being scammed are usually elderly. The phone call could literally be labelled "SCAM", and they would still answer, wondering who it is.