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Yes, for certain older relatives who are vulnerable to phone scams. I think you should market it that way. I feel like if I just told some of my relatives abou
by uberduber 8y ago
Yes, for certain older relatives who are vulnerable to phone scams. I think you should market it that way.
I feel like if I just told some of my relatives about it without it being marketed, they would think I'm the one scamming them.
- wittedhaddock 8y agoHave your older relatives shown a proclivity for phone scams?
- thrill 8y agoOh hell yeah. My elderly mother started buying anything pitched to her before I jumped in and spent six months undoing that damage.
- uberduber 8y agoYes, though some of them already had a proclivity when they were young, it's gotten worse. Sometimes getting them a prepaid phone with limited minutes, like 100/month or 1000/year, manages to fix it because it stops them from answering calls from unrecognized numbers. I guess the logic is they get upset about spending 4 cents a minute.