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@brodyautomates Scam call decimator #n8n
@brodyautomates
Instagram · Talking Head Edit
@brodyautomates Scam call decimator #n8n
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Video #9233 · Talking Head Edit
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The creator explains a complex automated workflow he built to waste the time of scam callers. He walks the viewer through the entire process, starting from when a scam call is detected and routed to a 'Grandpa Simulator' AI. He then breaks down the various modules the AI uses to frustrate the scammer, including pretending to have hearing problems, asking endless irrelevant questions, putting them on hold with annoying music, going on unrelated tangents, requiring non-existent forms, and finally offering to pay in obscure cryptocurrencies. The video uses screen recordings of the workflow and simulated call graphics to illustrate each step, culminating in the scammer hanging up and a 'victory' report being sent.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 15%
WORKFLOW
Verbal hook · 65%
Built this workflow because I got really annoyed with scam callers.
Visual hook · 20%
A man in a dimly lit, neon-accented room sits at a computer, with a complex, glowing workflow diagram floating above his head, creating an intriguing, high-tech visual.
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Steal this for your own video
I built this because I got really annoyed with .
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
Present a highly relatable problem and immediately tease a powerful, technical solution, promising to give it away for free to create instant viewer investment.
Payoff
Offer the entire demonstrated system to the viewer in exchange for a simple, specific engagement action (e.g., a one-word comment), converting viewership into a measurable metric.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Escalating Gauntlet
Demonstrating a complex, multi-stage solution to a common problem, where each stage escalates the absurdity and effectiveness, culminating in a free offer for the entire system in exchange for engagement.
The Persona Reveal
Introduce the core gimmick or humorous identity of the solution, giving the abstract system a relatable character (e.g., 'Grandpa Simulator').
The Proof of Concept
Provide a short, tangible demonstration of the core gimmick in action to prove its viability and comedic potential.
The System Overview
Briefly explain the underlying logic or architecture of the system, establishing credibility and setting the stage for a feature-by-feature breakdown.
The Obstacle Course Breakdown
Systematically detail each component of the solution in a linear sequence. For each component, explain its function and provide a short demonstration, ensuring each new component is more absurd or effective than the last, creating escalating tension and humor.
The Victory Condition
Explain the endgame mechanic that automatically detects success and provides a quantifiable report, delivering a satisfying and conclusive resolution.
Scam call decimator #n8n
title · beginning
WORKFLOW
contextual · beginning
GRANDPA SIMULATOR
contextual · middle
HEARING PROBLEM MODULE
contextual · middle
HOLD MUSIC HELL
contextual · middle
TANGENT GENERATOR
contextual · end
CRYPTO OBSESSION
call-to-action · end
CHUCK
Built this workflow because I got really annoyed with scam callers. Essentially worst the time of any scam caller. And if you want this workflow, I'm going to give it to you for completely free. So here's how it worse. When it detects an incoming scam call, it goes into the grandpa simulator. Hello, sir. This is Sameer from Telus. I'm calling because Hey, Sameer. My name's Chuck. Sir? I recently just won the lottery of $3,100,000. This will go into an AI agent, so this will be the LLM that we use to decide what responses to hit the scam caller with when it converses. And there are a variety of different pathways that this can go to. An ideal scam call will hit all of these. First of all, we have the hearing problem module. So in tier, it will say things like Tier? Can you speak up, dear? Hello? Say again? Yeah. I'm speaking as loud as I can, sir. Please listen to me. I can't. I'm calling you from TELUS for a special offer, sir. Can you repeat that slow? Then we'll go into a question multiplier where we'll ask a ton of questions as so. But your mother's maiden name. Sir, listen to me. I need to verify you're legitimate. Please listen me. Rank I speak to Please listen to me? Your supervisor. Tier? First, how long have you At this point, the scammer is probably pretty tier. So the holding music hell will create a delay and put them on hold while they get in touch with the manager. And then you can put them on hold with any song of your choice. So I've decided to go with this song here. And I feel just like a rock star. Oh my god. Good enough. And this will just repeatedly play over and over again every single time they go on hold. Usually, we will try and get them on hold around three or four times per call. Another option is a tangent generator, no this will go on just a ton of unrelated rants. This reminds me of my cat. Then it goes to the form requirement engine, where it will basically require a form for any sort of transaction possible. Form 27. Stop talking for just one second. No. Just send up payments. Sir, we also have a fake bank account manager. Then let me speak to your manager. My manager is in witness protection. He can't be reached very easily. Finally, we get to the point where we make the scammer think we're going to give him his money, and we go through the crypto obsession. So basically our grandpa will tell the scammer that he only will take extremely obscure cryptocurrencies such as Best coin, Crankshaft coin, you get the point. All of these are done through Eleven Labs voice. As soon as a hang up is detected, it will terminate the call and you'll get a Slack report basically saying that it is a victory and you've successfully pissed off the scanner. This report will basically tell you exactly how much of their time you've wasted. On average, we'll try to aim for above two hours of time wasted. Alright. So if you want this worse, just comment Chuck and I'll send you this workflow and a guide on how to set it up.