Do people really fall for these things?
“Do people really fall for these things?”
Apparently.
Follow the link in the article to this other article....
A Peek Inside One Telemarketing Firm Ensnared in FTC Lawsuit
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,526358,00.html
I knew it was a fraud the first time they called, because our vehicles are so old that there’s no way that ANY warranty we may have had on it was *about to expire*. They would have expired YEARS ago.
Yes, people are stupid.
I guess you don’t have an elderly parent. Whether they “fall for it” enough to send money, old people worry when they get official-sounding calls.
If anybody wants to apply some direct action on these guys, I’m in.
Yes, people fall this sort of scam. Especially older people who don’t have a clue what it will cost to keep up their cars after the warranty runs out.
Ive taken to stringing them along... Despite the fact my only vehicle is a 2009 I tell them of my 2001 Dodge Neon... The best part comes when you say ‘hold on while I get my credit card’ and then just leave the phone in the bedroom while you go and watch TV.. I figure if I can waste 15-30 minuets of a scam artists day it was a worthy effort..
#2. Yes. They also fall for credit card repair, mortgage loan adjustment, get rich in real estate and lose weight without diet or exercise and wait, thats not all, much, much more!