A gentlemen with what seemed to be an Indian accent stated that I was entitled to some free trial pain medication. At least that was my understanding.
I went through the motions of answering the questions to see what their ultimate scam was (are they looking for a credit card? Bank Account info? SSN?) in the end they asked me to confirm information. Is my name "such and such?" I stated, "no" and they asked for my name. I responded, "Seedee Dief (CD, DF)." What is my address so they could ship me a free kit...I gave them 123 Fake (pronounced Fah-kay) St, Anitown, CA and some random numbers for a zip code. They accepted all of this bogus info no problem. Finally they asked if I have "any kind of pain: back, legs, knees, muscles etc."
"No I do not."
"Does anyone in your home have any kind of that pain?"
"No"
"Have you EVER had that kind of pain in the past?"
"No"
"Never?"
"No"
"Well sir, if you just say, 'yes', we can send you the free kit and you can have on hand in case you EVER have any pain in the future."
"No. I don't have pain and don't anticipate ever having any."
"Sir, if you say, 'yes'..." repeats the same line again...and we go round and round.
Finally he tries saying, "Sir, I'm just going to mark body pain so we can send you the kit."
"No. Don't do that. It would be untrue and dishonest" Then we went around again. He kept telling me I'd get it for free if I'd just say, "yes" and I kept saying no.
Finally he thanked me for my time and ended the call.
Since then, I added them to my auto reject list and they have called back no fewer than 6 times. It doesn't bother me. I don't even know they are calling unless I actually go to my list to review auto rejected calls. If they change their number, I'll just add that one too. As long as they are calling me, I know that is time that they are not calling someone else.
A gentlemen with what seemed to be an Indian accent stated that I was entitled to some free trial pain medication. At least that was my understanding.
I went through the motions of answering the questions to see what their ultimate scam was (are they looking for a credit card? Bank Account info? SSN?) in the end they asked me to confirm information. Is my name "such and such?" I stated, "no" and they asked for my name. I responded, "Seedee Dief (CD, DF)." What is my address so they could ship me a free kit...I gave them 123 Fake (pronounced Fah-kay) St, Anitown, CA and some random numbers for a zip code. They accepted all of this bogus info no problem. Finally they asked if I have "any kind of pain: back, legs, knees, muscles etc."
"No I do not."
"Does anyone in your home have any kind of that pain?"
"No"
"Have you EVER had that kind of pain in the past?"
"No"
"Never?"
"No"
"Well sir, if you just say, 'yes', we can send you the free kit and you can have on hand in case you EVER have any pain in the future."
"No. I don't have pain and don't anticipate ever having any."
"Sir, if you say, 'yes'..." repeats the same line again...and we go round and round.
Finally he tries saying, "Sir, I'm just going to mark body pain so we can send you the kit."
"No. Don't do that. It would be untrue and dishonest" Then we went around again. He kept telling me I'd get it for free if I'd just say, "yes" and I kept saying no.
Finally he thanked me for my time and ended the call.
Since then, I added them to my auto reject list and they have called back no fewer than 6 times. It doesn't bother me. I don't even know they are calling unless I actually go to my list to review auto rejected calls. If they change their number, I'll just add that one too. As long as they are calling me, I know that is time that they are not calling someone else.
they are calling me too to ship me my new diabetic kit.. ??? Crazy.. and it is my work number they are calling me at. when i answer hello., they will talk to me, if i answer with my business greeting they disconnect the phone line.