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Forget fines. Everyone in the company needs to be charged with felonies under Rico Spoofing numbers could be considered a criminal organization Take down ever
by paulie_a 7y ago
Forget fines. Everyone in the company needs to be charged with felonies under Rico
Spoofing numbers could be considered a criminal organization
Take down every single person
- gruez 7y ago>Take down every single person Management/c-suite? Sure. Your typical telemarketer working at minimum wage? No.
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- ceejayoz 7y ago> Your typical telemarketer working at minimum wage? If they're claiming to be the IRS so they can scam you out of iTunes gift cards, why not? They know what they're a part of.
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- paulie_a 7y agoYes absolutely everyone. Everyone that is on the phone. They get 10 years. They absolutely know what they are doing is illegal. Fuck those people.
- yjftsjthsd-h 7y agoThat's a little excessive. The janitor was told that they were a legitimate marketing org, and it's completely unreasonable to expect them to investigate enough to find otherwise.
- paulie_a 7y agoNo I stand by that statement. You knew you were in a scammer company. Actions need to have consequences. But they currently have none
- yjftsjthsd-h 7y agoPresumably, you work for a company that sells stuff. How familiar are you with your sales department and everything they do? Are you willing to go to jail if you're wrong?
- paulie_a 7y agoI'm very familiar with their sales tactics and they are legal. They don't commit felonies on every single call. If I knowingly found out they were commiting crimes and did nothing I am guilty.