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When I typed my phone number in the box on "Musk" "investment" website my landline rang instantly after entering the last digit. It was definitely an onkeydown
by 6510 2y ago
When I typed my phone number in the box on "Musk" "investment" website my landline rang instantly after entering the last digit. It was definitely an onkeydown event.
A friendly fast talking man in an extremely busy sounding (fake) call center asked me if I was $name_I_put_in_the_form. The voices in the background were people further down the sign up process.
I said yes, then asked how he got my number. He said I just filled out the form on the website. Then the form was replaced by a new page.
They did a good job confusing me, it was very impressive. I don't confuse easily.
- desolved 2y agoWhy did you do that? Did you think it was real?
- 6510 2y agoFor laughs
- backspace_ 2y agoNow they have a recording of you saying yes that can used to justify signing you up for services that you never intended to.
- OccamsMirror 2y agoCould also be used to generate his voice and scam his relatives.
- lukan 2y agoThat "yes" for other services cam be contested easily, though, without ever paying anything. It is still stress I would avoid.
- nradov 2y agoIt sounds like you confuse easily?
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- throwaway2037 2y agoShare your story with "Kit Boga" on YouTube. He would love to prank them.