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I got one today. Said hello. There was a beep and a voice that said "good bye."
Wish they would've talked. I've worked on some creative insult combinations. -
@Samaritan
I don't think you were here when the all 0's number called lol. I posted it quite a few times on here. -
@EmptyStack And if you give it to other places, they'll probably sell your information.
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I used to work for a Transcription company based in the US that transcribes voice mails for clients.
We had a whole Hip Chat channel dedicated to writing down robocalls so we could just copy and paste them later. So many scams, collections, legitimate notifications and political calls. The job did a number on my fingers from typing so much, but it was sometimes fun hearing what the American public said and thought. -
@jhh2450 Exactly, your insurance company holds the highest reputation in selling out your info.
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@QueenMorgana Some basics like "fucking sack of aids covered shit."
And others like "You should take a rusty knife covered in fucking ebola and scrape your balls all over it you piece of shit scumbag." -
@QueenMorgana These scammers piss me off. Especially the shitbags who pose as Microsoft Tech Support.
Worst of all is when they scam an elderly person who's just trying to adapt to a technologically advanced world. -
@jhh2450 "hi, your windows key expired" "oh, I've had these same windows for 50 years, I didn't know they locked! Can you have someone come out to teach me???"
"your windows key expired" "my son set me up with the Microsoft penguin. You should try it, he's just adorable"
I have others, should want them...
The mysterious all 0s number called yet again.
I had my headphones on so I answered during class, but didn't talk.
It was a "debt collector" and she used my mother's maiden name saying that we should pay or something like that.
The woman was human, but used a computer generated voice to say my mother's maiden name.
So... I guess it's a scam caller.
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