So much for Miss Cleo's 15 minutes of fame. Shouldn't she have already known what was going to happen to the company and hotfooted it out of the US before it happened?
I can't see how any of the mouth-breathers who called this obviously phony "psychic" were scammed though. Customers certainly weren't prevented from hanging up during the calls, and the connect rate was clearly displayed in all of the TV ads I saw.
1 posted on
10/08/2002 8:20:38 PM PDT by
strela
To: strela
I see in Miss Cleo's future....a barbed wire fence....barred windows....an orange jumpsuit.....
To: strela
No one has said it, so I will.
Couldn't they see this coming? ;-)
4 posted on
10/08/2002 8:31:46 PM PDT by
Bella_Bru
To: strela
Seems to me that if someone wants to bilk people ignorant enough to call a "psychic," it would be possible to make a fortune without resorting to dishonest billing practices, etc.
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