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?
Picked up and no answer. No opportunity to play with the agent after pressing 1. You know, I probably ought to set up an Asterisk system and have the auto answer always play the DTMF 1 as part of the greeting. Since 'pre-record' is generally attempting to qualify the lead with the message, pressing '1' likely costs the people money as a 'qualified lead'. So, always press '1'. Always talk to the agent. Never say 'Yes'. Never buy from them. Stop allowing them to use robo calls save them money. Make them talk to every call they make, and pay the full cost of the telemarketing campaign. Cut into their profits, make them realized the cost is too great, and only then will they stop. As long as they make money, they will continue. No matter what regulations are passed, no matter what DNC lists are populated, no matter how much we complain to the FTC.
Every time you block their number, don't answer their call, you're helping the robo dialer find someone to buy something.
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?
Robocaller claiming to be "Holly from Pacific Business News" trying URGENTLY to reach us to eliminate our credit card debt under the Bank Stress Test Act.
called and hung up - no message. From other posts it's some type of credit card debt relief scheme or scam looking
for your banking information so they can deposit money to your checking acount to help you out. If you give them any information, it will end up everywhere, including your recently drained bank account.
It's a slow and very cold day so I did a little research on this: Bank Stress Test Act. First, It has been around for
a while. Second, It is a government guide for banking instutions with no mention of any credit relief for the individual consumers. Third, The federal reserve has a web site that warns about fraud and scams offering debt relief.
That so called Pacific Business News outfit is in the business of getting and selling leads to others. In short, the
bank stress test act was not designed to help with credit debt relief. Look it up!