Every time I answer they ask "Do you have more that 2000 in Credit card debt" They must sense that I am a voice that has messed with them in the past as they hang up after I say "OOOOOOH Yeeeeeesssss I owe several hundred thousand. If I could call them back I would but they must block call backs.
This scammer violates the Telephone Consumer Protection Act by calling numbers on the national do not call registry. They further violate the TCPA by failing to have an operator on the line when the phone is answered and playing a recorded message without an operator on the line to stop or pause the recording and answer questions. They continue to violate the TCPA once an operator is on the line by refusing to provide a phone number when asked, and hanging up when asked for an address. Their recording is the quite aged offer to lower interest rates on credit cards. Though the recording claims that this is your second (not true, there have been many) and final (unlikely to be true, it probably won’t be more than a week before the next one) offer, and that you are already qualified, the operator starts with questions indicating that the scammer has very little information and you are not prequalified. This is quite clearly a scam. Do not provide this scammer any information.
We get repeated calls from this number
who are trying to convince us to change our credit card balance to their credit agency. Call is a recording and they call us 2 to 4 times per week.