Woman called and stated that she was not askig for any donations or was not selling any product. She stated that she would ask only two questions to which I should answer "yes" or "no". First question, " You in in Connecticut, correct"? Second question, "You net worth is at least one million dollars or more, correct"? I informed her I did not want to answer that question. She repeated the question and I gave the same response. I requested her to repeat what organization she represented. She hung up
Woman called and stated that she was not askig for any donations or was not selling any product. She stated that she would ask only two questions to which I should answer "yes" or "no". First question, " You in in Connecticut, correct"? Second question, "You net worth is at least one million dollars or more, correct"? I informed her I did not want to answer that question. She repeated the question and I gave the same response. I requested her to repeat what organization she represented. She hung up
There have been some (unconfirmed) reports that the scammers record "yes" answers, to use as evidence the called person voluntarily signed up for some service or product, for which they are billed.
Woman called and stated that she was not asking for any donations or was not selling any product. She stated that she would ask only two questions to which I should answer "yes" or "no". First question, " You live in Connecticut, correct"? Second question, "Your net worth value is at least one million dollars or more, correct"? I informed her I did not want to answer that question. She repeated the question and I gave the same response. I requested her to repeat what organization she represented, as she spoke very quickly at the beginning of the call. She hung up