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Please tell me what kind of services and products do they offer in those calls.
by mrkrabo 9y ago
Please tell me what kind of services and products do they offer in those calls.
- immad 9y agoI get mostly pharmacy products and vacation deals
- rblatz 9y agoI get calls about buying a car warranty, I won some sort of cruise, or some one who is having trouble with their headset.
- FussyZeus 9y agoDitto on car warranties, that's a good 70% of mine.
- Baeocystin 9y agoVacation scam, 'this is IRS' scam, 'update your google business account' scam, 'this is microsoft support' scam, and then ~20% of the time someone trying to sell me window blinds, security systems, or other low-value, high-margin crap. Although once I did get a phone call from Adobe, back when they had that big userinfo leak. I thanked them for the call, but said I wasn't going to do anything over the phone, they could contact me through my email address, which they did. So that's one legit one, at least. I have to leave our house fax unplugged most of the time for the same reason. It is a genuine annoyance.
- passivepinetree 9y agoYou have a fax system at your house and even that gets spam? I can't imagine that those are widespread enough to make that profitable for the scammers.
- Baeocystin 9y agoBusiness inertia is a hell of a thing!
- prawn 9y agoIn Australia, it's usually ATO (IRS-equivalent) scams. The non-robo calls are typically sub-continental SEO spammers, marketing surveys, charity drives, politicians, etc.
- scierama 9y agoYou can see the list if you go to the FTC's Do Not Call site here: https://complaints.donotcall.gov/complaint/complaintcheck.aspx https://complaints.donotcall.gov/complaint/complaintcheck.as... Then click Continue and view the list named: "What was the call about?".