it's for an auto warranty. you answer and it sounds like you're being transferred and a female voice comes on talking about how your auto warranty is expired. Strangely she didn't seem to listen to what I had to say, just said OH OK, and continued with her warranty sales pitch. Like someone said before, she sounds like a computer generated person, but for a second i thought she was a real life person... very good these calls are getting. When i said again she was calling a government office, she just said OH OK and i was then disconnected.
Computer generated human female robo call that was very life like..., except that she can't understand simple questions like "what's the weather like where you are" her answer was "I can't give you my location, my supervisor won't allow it", or "how was your weekend?" she asked me to speak up..., When asked if she's a computer she laughs and says "of course not, it must be a bad connection". But when asked random questions, she says she can't understand or she wants you to speak up. The logarithm used to fake this human female is good but very easy to confuse with plain, simple off topic questions.
They want to sell car warranty insurance, NEVER a good deal, put your premiums into a savings account and you will be surprised how much money you will have saved when and IF you need car repairs.
it's for an auto warranty. you answer and it sounds like you're being transferred and a female voice comes on talking about how your auto warranty is expired. Strangely she didn't seem to listen to what I had to say, just said OH OK, and continued with her warranty sales pitch. Like someone said before, she sounds like a computer generated person, but for a second i thought she was a real life person... very good these calls are getting. When i said again she was calling a government office, she just said OH OK and i was then disconnected.