Hey just a suggestion guys but maybe the trick is to keep them on the phone and act interested as long as possible keep them on the line and then after they waste a lot of their time just tell them "no I don't want your product but since you continue to keep calling I decided that you must really be lonely and want to talk a lot. Therefore I decided to give you as much time as you wanted in the hope that you'd be satisfied once and for all that I'm not going to buy from you even if I hear everything you have to say.
then tell them "feel free to call as often as you want and I'll be happy to let you talk a lot until you've wasted as much time on me as you need to in order to blacklist my phone number and never call again.
Aaargh, they keep calling. I ask them to take me off their call list - they say they will... But they continue to call.
These people are harassing scammers, they are liars, and their automated trading system is junk.
If you get a call from CTI, waste their time a bit, spin their wheels, act like you're really interested. Then once you have wasted as much time as you can tell them to p!ss up a flagpole.
CTI does not respect the do not call registry. They continue to call when you ask them not to. I pray that CTI goes bankrupt and all their outbound telemarketers have horrible lives.
Oh yeah, sometimes CTI calls and they don't say anything - morons.
BTW, the last CTI joker I spoke with said they achieve consistent 20%+ returns per MONTH with their S&P auto-trader.
If they really had the ability to consistently deliver those kinds of returns then why do they need outside investors? With that kind of return, CTI management could simply invest with their own money and make tens of millions - all for themselves.
Instead they want to share their insanely profitable system with people they cold call out of the phone book? Doesn't make any sense.