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MurrayDelph

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13. I forgot the most-important part

Reply to MurrayDelph (Reply #11)

Tue Aug 1, 2017, 09:06 PM

Aug 2017

When they would call, if they started the conversation with "Mr. Delph?" the correct response is "who wants to know?"

You never say yes to these scumbags, in case they are recording the call, and would edit your yes into giving them permission to rip you off.

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Poor "Bob" from Microsoft scam has been replaced by Siri voice. [View all] dixiegrrrrl Aug 2017 OP

Those robocalls suck sharp_stick Aug 2017 #1

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For a while I MurrayDelph Aug 2017 #11

I forgot the most-important part MurrayDelph Aug 2017 #13

You will fall and need help. Press 1 to talk to Mrs. Fucking Fletcher or whatever. CurtEastPoint Aug 2017 #3

I can't push 1, I fell. dixiegrrrrl Aug 2017 #7

That's wonderful! You should have recorded it csziggy Aug 2017 #9

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