Help me blow up a scammer's phone

[mightymouse]

We get a call today from the "IRS" saying we are being sued. The scammers left a number, but they are "unavailable" and ask that you leave a message. Anyone want to help me blow up their phone?? This is the number the scammers left on our machine: 509-790-0597.

 

[andrsnsm]

Some woman with a strong foreign accent called looking for my wife, she said she was from the IRS. I told her she was not from the IRS and not to try and scam us. Never heard back. I would have gone after them but the number was not identifiable.

 

[mightymouse]

I left a message telling them I was the CO of Seal Team Six, and that they could expect a "friendly" visit in the very near future. And, yes, the lady's voice asking one to leave a message is strongly accented.

 

[Defnestor]

The call probably originated in Scumbagistan.

 

[MuTau007]

I've had the same lady calling me for the last few weeks about my conns account... I've never set foot in the store. I called the credit center for the store and they said they have no accounts for me and requested the scammers number. They still have been calling.

 

[4play]

Don't they have websites that can prank dial a number for you?

 

[nofearfactor]

ummm, if I call it then they'll have my number too. Still, hate those rat turds.

 

[twoguns?]

*67 auto dial....done x 100

 

[3inSlugger]

There's a text-bomb app that'll send 100s of texts if its a cellphone.

 

[DavidMcmillan]

Several years ago, KRMG in Tulsa, had people call in with examples of their responses when they received scam, or telemarketer calls. The best one was a guy that answered all excited, telling the caller how happy he was that the guy called because he needed some quick advice on how to get a lot of blood out of the carper and drapes. This guy went on for several minutes while I almost ran off the road laughing.