How To Torture Telemarketers With One Word
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Published 2012-04-25
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All Comments (21)
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“YES” thank me later
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"You're also a moron" "...Yes" I've won but at what cost
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The passive aggressive “just making sure we have that on file” at the end is absolutely killing me😭😭 you know this isnt his first (and hopefully not the last) time getting trolled
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You should never ever say 'yes' on a marketing call. They can extract that to prove your consent to anything.
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I like how he hesitated before answering the last question.
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"You're also a moron" "Yes" I may have lost the battle but I won the war
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Never let your voice saying "yes" be recorded.
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I got calls from an online store. I told them I wanted to buy just one shoe. They told me I had to buy two shoes. I then accused them of being prejudiced against people with only one foot. I also said “you could sell me the left shoe and wait for another person missing a left foot to ask for the right shoe”. They get so flabbergasted. It’s fun to listen to them squirm.
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" You're also a Moron" I know what I have to do but I don't know if I have the strength to do it
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I love how he took one second to think about the moron question.
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An Indian scammer happened to phone my elderly father, who instinctively answered the call, but being unable to hear properly said 'Yes' several times. I took over to see what was going on, and the scammer tried to claim that a purchase order has been agreed upon. Rather than attempt a reasonable debate, I decided to play the game: "Oh, he is really old and doesn't know what he is talking about.' The scammer ended the call immediately. Other times I tell Indian scammers they are shaming and disgracing their family name -- it really bothers them to hear that.
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There are no telemarketers anymore. Just scammers.
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YES!! YES!! YES!! YESS?
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Plot twist: The caller was genuine in his service.
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I like to repeat back, " This call may be recorded." They never consent
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I love this 😂 11 years later and this is still hilarious 😂
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That scammer spoke perfect English. That's a one in a million call.
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"Youre also a Moron" "YES" "Ive won But at What Cost?"
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I heard that there was a recent scam where they ask you a simple question, like "Can you hear me?" They wait for you to answer "yes", then hang up. A recording of your voice is used as your consent to sign you up for a bunch of nonsense.
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my uni professor once put a scam caller on speaker and asked them infront of the entire lecture if his parents were proud of him