OMG!!! My sordid secrets revealed!!!

Pistol · 08-04-2020, 08:36 PM

The one I keep getting is the robo-call where they tell me that my cars warranty is about to expire. I played along the other day and pressed the # to speak to a representative about extending my warranty.

I thanked him three or four times about how nice they were to help me with my expiring warranty, and that no one has ever been that generous. I let him know how much I really appreciated them.

Then he asked me the year, make, and model of my car. And I replied: "1968 Ford Mustang". He asked again to confirm, as if possibly he had misheard the first time. After I repeated "1968 Ford Mustang, is there a problem?", he got mad and hung up.

Zorba · 08-09-2020, 04:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Pistol

Then he asked me the year, make, and model of my car. And I replied: "1968 Ford Mustang". He asked again to confirm, as if possibly he had misheard the first time. After I repeated "1968 Ford Mustang, is there a problem?", he got mad and hung up.

Hmmm - wonder if that would also work for my '85 Mercedes Diesel...

sheepherder · 09-13-2020, 11:57 PM

Oh, oh - Here's one I just got tonight...

UNITED BANK FOR AFRICA - AFRICA'S GLOBAL BANK HEAD OFFICE ADDRESS UBA HOUSE 57 MARINA P.O. BOX 2406 LAGOS NIGERIA phone no: +234 706 815 3659 FAX: 234 674 478 8273 I Am Mr.Kennedy Uzoka the director cash processing united bank for African the international monetary fund (I.M.F.) in conjunction with Organization of African Unity (A.U) is compensating all the scam victims with $1.500.000.00USD and your email address was found in the scam victim's, the united bank for African and Federal Reserve Bank has been mandated by the (I.M.F) to pay your compensation ($1.500, 000.00USD) in cash through means of diplomatic courier service hand delivery. Take note that Three thousand united states dollars (usd$3,000) have been mapped out for all expenses in taxes and other documents that matters. Therefore, kindly forward your home address, direct phone number to the below email address mruzokauba56@aol.com) Regards, Mr Kennedy Uzoka Director cash processing unit United bank of Africa. (U.B.A). Phone no: +234 706 815 3659 mruzokauba56@aol.com

I'm going to be rich!!! Or at least have a couple thousand bucks...

09-13-2020, 11:57 PM	#3
sheepherder Lifer Lifetime Forum Patron Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: ...on the 'ol Erie Canal... Posts: 8,208 Thanks: 1,425 Thanked 4,474 Times in 2,343 Posts	Oh, oh - Here's one I just got tonight... UNITED BANK FOR AFRICA - AFRICA'S GLOBAL BANK HEAD OFFICE ADDRESS UBA HOUSE 57 MARINA P.O. BOX 2406 LAGOS NIGERIA phone no: +234 706 815 3659 FAX: 234 674 478 8273 I Am Mr.Kennedy Uzoka the director cash processing united bank for African the international monetary fund (I.M.F.) in conjunction with Organization of African Unity (A.U) is compensating all the scam victims with $1.500.000.00USD and your email address was found in the scam victim's, the united bank for African and Federal Reserve Bank has been mandated by the (I.M.F) to pay your compensation ($1.500, 000.00USD) in cash through means of diplomatic courier service hand delivery. Take note that Three thousand united states dollars (usd$3,000) have been mapped out for all expenses in taxes and other documents that matters. Therefore, kindly forward your home address, direct phone number to the below email address mruzokauba56@aol.com) Regards, Mr Kennedy Uzoka Director cash processing unit United bank of Africa. (U.B.A). Phone no: +234 706 815 3659 mruzokauba56@aol.com I'm going to be rich!!! Or at least have a couple thousand bucks... __________________ I like my coffee the way I like my women... ...Cold and bitter...

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08-04-2020, 08:36 PM	#1
Pistol User Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: USA - TN Posts: 435 Thanks: 472 Thanked 223 Times in 102 Posts	The one I keep getting is the robo-call where they tell me that my cars warranty is about to expire. I played along the other day and pressed the # to speak to a representative about extending my warranty. I thanked him three or four times about how nice they were to help me with my expiring warranty, and that no one has ever been that generous. I let him know how much I really appreciated them. Then he asked me the year, make, and model of my car. And I replied: "1968 Ford Mustang". He asked again to confirm, as if possibly he had misheard the first time. After I repeated "1968 Ford Mustang, is there a problem?", he got mad and hung up.