Posted by RN on May 18, 2009 at 08:55:49 from (96.60.81.96):
In Reply to: Re: OT: Junk Mail posted by RayP(MI) on May 17, 2009 at 17:20:00:
I seem to have less phone calls after talking to the telescamers, fun to string them along a bit and give them a call back number -the consumer protection office number- and listen to the 'Card Services' agent get upset when I correct his grammer. last call from them was a month back and somebody there finally figured out the consumer protection number- lady said they wouldn't call back anymore as not responsive- I ask if scam wasn't working on others also and thieving take was down-CLICK. Auto warrantee guy got upset about being asked for a quote on a Kaiser DJ5. Blue Hippo caller said wouldn't ship to Wisconsin- I noted they were probably forbidden to after million dollar or so fine, FFC got them for 5 million so they just admitted to being a thief- this guy stayed on another couple minutes reading the script before supervisor got on phone and tried to convince me they weren't thieves, got very upset when I asked about crooked busines of the year award from the Baltimore Sun and the Maryland states attorney fine- another CLICK. Sometimes it's fun to aggravate people. RN
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