Before my TeleZapper nixed the call, it sounded like there were other people talking (and possibly answering phones) in the background. A sales call of some sort, perhaps? I did a search of "supersaver" only to find so many possibilities, almost all of them annoying. I vaguely recall a savings bond program called SuperSaver (not sure if it was one word or two but the phone number now seems familiar to me), where money was automatically deducted from my checking account to buy EE Savings Bonds -- a good program until it went away a few years ago. I think I was instructed by them to buy bonds directly from the U.S. Treasury. Right now I don't know and I really don't care just so long as they don't call back. Ever.
Before my TeleZapper nixed the call, it sounded like there were other people talking (and possibly answering phones) in the background. A sales call of some sort, perhaps? I did a search of "supersaver" only to find so many possibilities, almost all of them annoying. I vaguely recall a savings bond program called SuperSaver (not sure if it was one word or two but the phone number now seems familiar to me), where money was automatically deducted from my checking account to buy EE Savings Bonds -- a good program until it went away a few years ago. I think I was instructed by them to buy bonds directly from the U.S. Treasury. Right now I don't know and I really don't care just so long as they don't call back. Ever.
Addendum -- Now that I think about it, the program I may be thinking of is called "EasySaver" (which is still around) and not "SuperSaver". So if that's the case, then I really don't know what "SuperSaver" is...