Called me again today 7-18-2011. 1-407-936-9999. These @sshats just don't quit. I kept the guy on the phone just a bit until I was about to lose him because he actually got aggrevated because I didn't have my CC statements in front of me to give him specifics on interest rates per balances on the multiple cards I told him I had. I only have a couple and they have no running balances. I just wanted to keep him on the phone. He actually said less than a minute into the call that he gets paid by the hour and that he needs accurate info immediately. He used the word "dude". I finally let him have it with choice words mixed in with fraud, scammer, and low life pieces of ****!!!! The phone then went dead. I had one of these guys last year during the tirade part of my call, call me by my name and say he knew where I lived. I invited him over if he had a pair if he didn't like the words. He hung up. I wish these jack@sses would put my number on a list to pass out to all their scammer pals that my house is wise to them and to quit wasting my time and THEIR OWN and move on to look for some poor sap that believes their attempt at theft.
I just received a call from 407-936-9999 stating they can lower my interest rates to 6.9% figured it was a scam. When the person told me this I asked "oh yeah and what card is this" He said "well rude lady it is Visa/Mastercard. I then said well now I will get rudder "I don't have a Visa/Mastercard whose name is on the card your questioning" He then said well rude lady if you would just shut up and quit being so rude I will tell you "He then said my name" too bad I don't have a card you are on a joint account with "gave my husband's name" No I wasn't; he lied. He then said well I hope someone steals your identify and racks up your accounts thru the wazoo. I then told him to go to hell and hung up. He had the audacity to call back and started cursing at me. I hung up. When he called back the caller ID said private caller. I then called our credit union and informed them what happened. They stated he got mad at me because I went right back at them from the beginning and didn't get excited with the 6.9% rate. All out there please be careful.
If you enjoy talking to a dumb as a Rock person then press 1 I really enjoyed the guy calling me stupid and trying to show me how smart he was he started by saying he made $7 an hour then once he got angry he was saying he made $1500 a day scamming idiots like me. If you just want a fun time they are great amusement but please don't give them any personal information it is 100% SCAM
Unknown name and number only on my caller ID, which sends up a RED FLAG. Why would someone call and have an unknown name? SCAM! of course. I answered and they hung up. This call is from Florida, and please never key in a number on your phone when someone on the other line tells you to, unless you know who it is, like phone co, etc. keying in a number could transfer your call overseas for a long distant number, then you'll have to pay long distant charges that could be outrages.
This is the same scam call I have been receiving for weeks from Credit Card Services from various numbers across the country. They are scammers offering phoney credit card debt relief. It is a recorded message, but I opted to talk to one of their representatives and asked to be put on their Do Not Call list and reminded him that my number is on the Federal Do Not Call Registry. He continued to make a sales pitch until I hung up. If you are on the Do Not Call Registry file a complaint EVERY TIME you get a call from these scammers. They keep switching numbers so you need to file a complaint EVERY TIME. The FTC finally stopped a similar scam from a phoney auto warranty company that had been calling my number as often as three times a day for months.