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There's one call I get once a month or so that's a pretty convincing robot. It's a guy asking for donations for some sort of police association. It seems to tr
by tyingq 5y ago
There's one call I get once a month or so that's a pretty convincing robot. It's a guy asking for donations for some sort of police association. It seems to try to use the robot to gauge interest, then sends you to a real person if you say the right things. They don't change the pitch script at all, though, so I recognize it in the first few words now.
- ipython 5y agoIt’s probably a soundboard system. It’s a sneaky way that telemarketers can “technically” say they’re not robocalling you because there is a person behind the soundboard listening to you and clicking buttons to send the response.
- AnimalMuppet 5y agoI don't care. I don't want a call from telemarketers, whether or not it's a robocall.
- ipython 5y agoI don’t care either. However the telemarketers and scammers are hell bent on making sure the laws are written and interpreted in such a way to benefit them and not you.