Well I got one robocall using spoofing faked his number as "Canada". When I answered "hello?" they hung up. Then I called them back and muted myself. I could hear thevscammer breathing while trying to dial other numbers (I could hear the person typing the phone beep beep boop...) He couldn't call others cuz I was on the line. After a while, he figured out I was listening and he hung up our call. Then few hours later at night, he start attacking and harassing me with different number by spam call and spam hang up. Afer I managed to block him, he used private number to keep harassing me. I went on flight mode and installed a phone call blocker. It's annoying. I wish I could get physical with those pathetic repulsive scammers
I’m not certain, but I don’t think this will work with callers from outside the U.S.. Also most of them use a VPN so you can never know the true phone number.
Good point. I guess you have to play along until you get to the actual US company providing the service that hired the foreign telemarketer in order to get the info needed to sue them.
@@ro1857Good question. Following. Please update if you can help. Last couple days, I’ve got like 40 calls and I have the number but keep blocking them.
Thank you for the info. I'm looking into buying some pre existing laundrymats. I will try this out when I buy a landline and put it on the do not call list. 📵 ❤️ I'll do my dodilligence to receive the extra compensation to purchase more businesses.
Just start applying for jobs, then you’ll get spam bs calls everyday, never any about a job.. but you’ll get the people wanting to sell you insurance and books 😂
Does this also apply to text messages? At least once every few days I get messages for Business funding for a business I closed 3 years ago. It sucks getting these. @@HaydenHaskins
This may have been possible 2 years ago when this video was posted, but no more. There are people professionally tracking down and exposing these scammers. Add to that most robocalls are coming from overseas. Some from India, Pakistan, and the Phillipines. Unless the governments of those places are willing to put them out of business, the calls will continue. The REAL solution is to threaten the international networks that are carrying their calls. More needs to be done in that direction.
Good for them. They’re helping us all. I’ve stopped getting these calls.
Well I got one robocall using spoofing faked his number as "Canada". When I answered "hello?" they hung up.
Then I called them back and muted myself. I could hear thevscammer breathing while trying to dial other numbers (I could hear the person typing the phone beep beep boop...)
He couldn't call others cuz I was on the line. After a while, he figured out I was listening and he hung up our call.
Then few hours later at night, he start attacking and harassing me with different number by spam call and spam hang up. Afer I managed to block him, he used private number to keep harassing me.
I went on flight mode and installed a phone call blocker. It's annoying. I wish I could get physical with those pathetic repulsive scammers
I get at least 25 to 40 calls a day from scammers
Sign up for a Viable phone plan and you will get 3 to 4 calls a day from telemarketing
that's called extortion
But all the calls I get are scammers from India. How could I collect from them?
Exactly!
They are contracted with US based companies. You have to dig to get the info but I'm sure it'll work once you do
@@relaxedatmosphere1321 So it's a US-based company that's running a Medicare scam?
Would their settlement be in rupees?
I’m not certain, but I don’t think this will work with callers from outside the U.S.. Also most of them use a VPN so you can never know the true phone number.
Good point. I guess you have to play along until you get to the actual US company providing the service that hired the foreign telemarketer in order to get the info needed to sue them.
I've done this for 4 years and not once have I ever used the phone number to identify the caller.
@@HaydenHaskinsthen you play along with them until they give you the information…
Thats what the dummy card is for
whoever tries to charge it
We’re @ $54K after buying Docs kit. About to tackle all of our other calls.
curious, what happens when they stop calling you (after a week or so) but you still send a demand letter?
@@ro1857 depends on how many calls you have. Keep notes for when they call again and tie them altogether. More calls more $
@@ro1857Good question. Following. Please update if you can help. Last couple days, I’ve got like 40 calls and I have the number but keep blocking them.
@ro1857 yes you still send the demand letter. They are already in violation.
And as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same.
Thank you for the info. I'm looking into buying some pre existing laundrymats. I will try this out when I buy a landline and put it on the do not call list. 📵 ❤️ I'll do my dodilligence to receive the extra compensation to purchase more businesses.
Docs kit is mainly geared for cell phone calls. Landlines are a different creature.
Well I'm unemployed and live in Michigan I could sure use the money.💰
But with my luck I'll never get a robo call now.😥
Better hope you have a phone being broke
Just start applying for jobs, then you’ll get spam bs calls everyday, never any about a job.. but you’ll get the people wanting to sell you insurance and books 😂
@@shawnwilson318 the one I get the most is car insurance. Fun part I don't have car or a license.😂😂😂
Love the ’59 Plymouth!
Christy will you teach me how to do this ?
You and me!!!
Just pay the $47 to the company she learned from.
Does this also apply to text messages? At least once every few days I get messages for Business funding for a business I closed 3 years ago. It sucks getting these.
@@HaydenHaskins
Works only in the U.S.
How can I do this do you have more information on it ?
How do you get a fake credit card?
You can buy a visa or Mastercard gift card. Some credit card companies allow you to lower the credit limit that way it gets declined.
I’m wondering about the ‘virtual’ credit card. Never heard of that.
You can do it with an app called privacy!
What about text messages?
Yes text messages too. Those are the easiest ones for me because I have proof you reached out to me unwarranted.
Im actually going to start is im so tired of this nonsense every day
This may have been possible 2 years ago when this video was posted, but no more.
There are people professionally tracking down and exposing these scammers. Add to that most robocalls are coming from overseas. Some from India, Pakistan, and the Phillipines. Unless the governments of those places are willing to put them out of business, the calls will continue.
The REAL solution is to threaten the international networks that are carrying their calls. More needs to be done in that direction.
Hahaha I get so many of these calls fuck it let’s run it
Scam on top of scam
It’s not a scam! 🙄
Scam and paid actors
How do you know?
I do this. have gotten $6500 in the past 2 months.
LOL Found the spam caller -- I've collected 6 figures in the past 4 years off these dirtbags.
This is a SCAM make no mistake if you get a phone call from a scammer report the number to the Federal bureau of investigation
@RuckFobocalls