Re: "If you do not respond (to our scammy ploy), Google will mark your business as closed."
Gregory Alan Bolcer <[email protected]>
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Have you been surfing pr0n? Send me all your browser version and plugin stats. I'll tell you if there's a 0day privacy scam. Most likely he just has too many people to scam because I checked the "too savvy to rip off" list on the dark web and you definitely aren't on it. Greg On 9/15/2017 1:22 PM, Stephen D. Williams wrote: > A company has never been so lucky that they hung up on me. I get these > scammy calls all the time, even though my numbers are registered as > no-spam. This ploy goes way too far making that statement. The guy > answered, asked my name, and then hung up after a few seconds. Am I on > a 'too savvy to rip off' list? If I would have got the company name and > address, I could have made an accurate report or had some fun at the > courthouse. > > Pity the poor fools who fall for these things. > > This was the CallerID, but as is often the case, I very much doubt it > was from this person: > > 650-851-3995 Redwood City > > http://www.whitepages.com/phone/1-650-851-3995 > > > I have a combination of 703 and 650 numbers. I get the same robo calls > on both sets of numbers, always apparently from the same exchange. They > just spoof a similar number to fake people into answering. Sprint's > anti-spam mechanism is pretty good, alerting me accurately most of the > time. We should charge any company that makes more than a certain > number of outgoing calls some fee per call. > > > sdw > _______________________________________________ FoRK mailing list http://xent.com/mailman/listinfo/fork