I just give the home alarm callers an address of a seedier neighborhood in NE OKC ...
Well the other day a number got through the filters and I decided to have a little fun with it. Could tell right away it was a call center. When the person started to say the call was recorded I said, "Hey man, the job is done but there is F$%)#&$( blood EVERYWHERE. I'm getting the F&%^ out of here." The caller promptly hung up.... Then I added the number to the blocked list.
Lol, the latter was probably unnecessary.
I'm guessin' you're now on their permanent do-not-call list...
Lol, the latter was probably unnecessary.
I'm guessin' you're now on their permanent do-not-call list...
Mmmm...
...unless they have contacted the police and have given them the phone number.
I doubt it. But even still all I have to do is tell the cops I am tired of the call centers not removing me from the list so I decided to have a little fun with it.
I think the next one is going to be something to the effect of a little sexy talk with the wife. Answer the phone "Hey baby hows it going. So what are you wearing? Ohh take it off for me...." LOL
I have a couple of...ummm...choice YouTube videos bookmarked so I can just click on the link when I get the call and give them an earful of some colorful language. I work from home, so I'm not worried about offending my co-workers or anything. :-)
When I get (or think I get) a human on the line I ask 2 questions:
1) Are you a computer or a human?
2) Do you know you work for criminals?
1) Are you a computer or a human?
2) Do you know you work for criminals?
When I suspect I am talking to a "robot' I ask if they can tell what day of the week it is. Most interesting response so far is "We're not allowed to give out that information"
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