Same scumbags - instead of Rachel the name used is Tiffany - I held on hoping someone would pickup so I could blow a horn in his/her ear. Unfortunately it just disconnected. If stupid people wouldn't do business with these scams, they would give up.
I hope you cancelled your card as a precaution. Ask your credit card company for a list of transactions following that phone call. If something got posted that you didn't buy with your card, tell them you wish to dispute the charges. I did that after a dishonest gas station owner rang up three charges on my credit card and that company (BP oil) agreed to remove them. Eventually, the gas station owner had his business confiscated by the police.
I hope you cancelled your card as a precaution. Ask your credit card company for a list of transactions following that phone call. If something got posted that you didn't buy with your card, tell them you wish to dispute the charges. I did that after a dishonest gas station owner rang up three charges on my credit card and that company (BP oil) agreed to remove them. Eventually, the gas station owner had his business confiscated by the police.
One word, airhorn. That is my answer to any time these scammers call. If you think you can, lead them on, talk real soft so they have to strain, and then airhorn long and loud into their ear. Maybe after enough times, they'll take you off the list just to prevent you from being on the other end of their line. If not, at least you'll feel better.