filthy christ, just got a recorded call from this harlot that said "urgent, this is holly from pacific....." and i hung up. christ on the cross in brooklyn don't any of these people believe in working a real job?
"I've been trying to contact you about your rights to legally eliminate your credit card debt under the newly imposed Bank stress test act. If you have more than $10,000.00 in debt press one now to participate in this newly formed bank act to reduce your credit card debt down to zero legally. This will be your only notice to respond. Press eight to opt out. Again press one now to talk to a representative."
Recorded message left on answering machine, like above: "If you have more than $10,000.00 in debt, press 1 now to participate in this newly formed bank act to reduce your credit card debt down to zero legally. This will be your only notice to respond. Press 8 to opt out. Again, press 1 now to talk to a representative."
I agree, sounds like a debt collector's scam (or other scam) to get personal information.
Robocall for credit card scam. This voice mail found in the Spam folder in Google Voice. I check the spam folder every so often and BLOCK any new numbers that turn up there. On attempting to call and waste my time again, they will get a message my number is no longer in service. Supposedly this kicks your number out of their robodialers. Every consumer who blocks and reports makes the sleazy telemarketing/telescamming industry less profitable. How long do you think it would take for these slimes to go out of business if NO ONE answered their calls? Four months, tops? Don't you think it would be worth it to let all calls go to voice mail and block/report every single number that did not leave a legit message for 4 months and end this crap forever?