@Lucky Catnip And then this link here which looks like a referral link where the person giving us the link gets like 10% of everybody they get to sign up.
Yes, it's like the IRS only hires people from India. I just play along with them. Saying I knew this day was coming so l'm fleeing to India where I met a young woman from India over the internet. Her parents said it okay if I move in with her as long as I send them $25,000 through Western Union which I already did. Oh, By the way, have you ever been to India? I just go along will all there bull.🤑
I thought the same thing so i looked more into the site. It appears what you are actually paying for is all the tools consolidated into a single "easy to access" package instead of doing all the research yourself. A lawyer doing this for you would cost hundreds more but if you are willing to put in the several hours to research all the info this kit is not needed at all
its slimy, but not a scam...unless you give all your relatives phones to forward calls to you so you can do it lol. I know a guy did that to some clients (i sell data), and tried it with ADT. They brought in the 5k an hour attorney to stop that in its tracks
Your a sucker if you dont fight back. You dont need to pay for a damn thing. Just get a template of the demand letter and mail it out. Ill walk you through the process. If its not going to cost you anything, isnt it worth 10minutes to write the letter.
Except they use a VPN and spoof their phone number. I got a call once from my wife's phone and they claimed it was a mistake on the phone company's side.
@@janglenutter3820 Very true, and you gave me an idea. I'm going to purchase this kit then fill out every online form I can find requesting a phone number. I'll never have to work again!
@@arimfshapiro7907 No you dont. Just write your own letter. Or email them. Jesus people are stupid. That guy is just trying to collect payments from lazy people. You dont need his kit to take advantage of this. Put your number and name on the national do not call registry and any legit telemarketer who calls you is liable. End of story. Its up to you to sift through the scammers to find the legit telemarketers and then to get their info so you can contact them.
@@doc-holliday- People are so "fearful" of a scam they are unable to see that this is a legit strategy to simply enforce your legal protections. They guy who sells the kit no longer gets robocalls - so he sells his knowledge...for only $47. I bought the kit last week and sent two demand letters today, with another going out tomorrow. His kit is very helpful. But you are right - you can certainly research the law yourself and write your own letter to save the $47.
I have been doing this for years. Last year to the tune of $7250. The previous year $4500 and the year before that $7500. Auto warranty calls are the easiest to collect from.
@Lucky Catnip I wish I could get to the bottom of the card member service credit card scam, I just filed a complaint with the FCC over a fake Indian telecom who is behind those calls and the Microsoft calls. The medical device calls are all scams to get your Medicare card number. I am working on a site where people can share information on who makes the call so the companies get bombarded with demands for $500 . As soon as its up I will share it
I would love to know the secret to finding the identity of the caller. Letters, small claims, easy ...but every time I try to get any info out of these turds they hang up on me. With spoofed phone numbers, I find it impossible to find out who they are. And who on earth gives these people money? You can buy anything you need online without leaving your house so why do any consumers pay these scammers who openly hide their identities anything at all? Boggles my mind. But, I would love to know how to catch some and threaten a law suit.
People! This is just a kit, made by people who have done the research and footwork in the past & are sharing the knowledge. There are form letters you can copy & paste, & detailed instructions on how to collect info, contact companies, etc. So can you do this on your own for free, without the kit? Yes! BUT I'd rather pay a small amount and have all of the instructions and letters laid out for me. I have no desire to read FCC laws and figure this out on my own. Even if I get 1 payout (that is not extortion or bribery, btw), that's a HUGE reward! I'm so in on this. Thank you Save Me Steve!
Why would they want a list of ppl that dont want unsolicited calls?? Isnt that like the worst possible list to use when you are trying to reach people that are willing to listen. Sorry dude your premise is far fetched. They would be better served doing autocalls starting with 000-000-0001, 000-000-0002, etc, etc...
@@wesleyhempoli5548 its scammers so if they can trick you into thinking they are the irs ir that you won a free vacation then they win. Wow lol have you been scammed yet?? your logic isnt really feasable
The eight or nine calls I used to get a day disguise the area code with local area codes to make it look like it's a local call and the worst part of is that nine out of 10 of them don't even say anything, it's just a blank quiet call. That doesn't make sense to me oh, they're not even trying to Peddle anything just annoying. But I have good news, last week I decided to tap and icon I never used before for my LG phone MetroPCS. I think it's called phone ID, and I went into the settings and it blocks all the calls now well about 98% of them. I don't even get the voicemail or the call or anything I just got a little icon at the top of my phone telling me that they caught another one and block it totally. So I'm happy now
When you answer the phone you're immediately put on an 'active' phone number list. This list is then later sold. They are just looking for a pick up, that's all.
This really works. I'm now excited to get robocalls. I've gotten $900 in just the first week of trying this. Thank you so much for the wonderful information.
@Antonia Galicia yeah I actually got it. I used the letter template they supplied and plugged in the info of the company that sent the message as well as my own
It just tells you how to file a claim if you’re on the do not call list. But you have to get the company’s name , phone number but the Robb calls I get they don’t give that info. The phones they use are burner phones I would assume. In other words it doesn’t work for me.
A lot of comments here are about calls coming from India. I'm curious, they usually are calling on behalf of a US based company, with outsourced marketing. Can you get then to identify the company they are calling for and get the cash?
Whenever I answer the phone and it sounds like somebody from India and they ask me how I'm doing I tell them that they just interrupted my steak dinner. If they continue to do their pitch I told him I'm sitting on my leather couch with my leather shoes in leather pants and jacket and go on about hamburgers until they hang up
You can buy the kit because they don’t stop calling. Several of the links in the kit don’t work, I bought it. They also don’t let you in the Facebook group. It’s the TCPA which is codified in usc 47 ss227. I had to sue three of them in one month.
This report literally gives you all the info you need to collect without that guys software anyways. Just put your self on the national do not call registry and any legit telemarketer who calls you is liable. Simple as that. The problem is, are you dedicated enough to sift through all the scammers to find the legit telemarketers breaking the law.
Do this while you can. Knowledge of this kit is getting out there - and as more people wise up and discover how easy it is to enforce their legal rights with monetary damages, the robocallers will stop. If you are getting calls, start now.
47$ wow this is more of a scam. With the calls i dont pay.but now theres this scam 47$ gone my god. Scams are getting old. Im throwing my phones away and going to a pay phone. Im sick of paying my phone bill 100$ bill for what just so people can call me to use me.i give up
There's no point in blocking the number cause they use actual people's (usually local) phone numbers to call from. I would hold the phone companies and service carriers responsible for not doing more to secure your personal phone number and prevent calls going out from a location that doesn't match the location of the registered phone number. I would even go as far to look into these companies to see if there isn't a bigger conspiracy going on between service providers and robocallers that's mutually beneficial... For example, what if at&t shares the phone numbers registered to their service, in exchange for a cut of the robocallers take? And as an added bonus for the service providers, for those of us who still put minutes on our phones, or use things like the 2 dollar a day plan from at&t, answering a call from a familiar looking, local number, is more likely, resulting in the consumer burning thru minutes and money faster, which further results in the consumer spending more money for the service... sounds like a win-win for them and to me, that doesn't seem too far fetched..
That’s not what’s happening. Phone companies do not give your number out. Any sweepstakes, free giveaways, anything you put your phone number on is where they get your number. Your number is put on a list that the companies buy. It goes deeper than this. This is true information that you can also find on the internet very easily and not some conspiracy bs I just made up! 🙄
Well if the U.S. government knows who the tellemarketers are that use these robbocalls why does it not do anything to completely stop this??? After all this proof shown here I'm sure that it is not hard to identify which companies are which.
I like how they keep using ROBO callers. Kinda vague. They leave out the important part like it's only effective towards US based telemarketers not Scammers from the rest of the WORLD!!!
Except almost all of these calls are from spoof numbers from 3rd world countries, so good luck getting them to understand 3 syllable English words let alone care about a lawsuit
The back brace is American, the auto warranty is American. IRS is Indian, Visa-Mastercard is Pakistani, computer ones are Indian. I've been trying to track them down for a long time now.
@@pixelman6193They called me once but the recording was wrong and it said I had to act and renew my warranty before legal action was taken against me. So I spoke to the rep. That particular one hasn't happened since then and that was in 2015. I also happen to have a lifetime full warranty on my vehicle, a special the dealer does to beat out competitors.
@@janglenutter3820 oh nice still gonna try it just have to wait a month before i can go after them (have to wait 31 days after adding your number to the do not call list before you can take legal action)
Most telemarketers are from India so you can't sue them or even find where it's coming from because they don't have to setup an actual business it's just people in a room.
I thought you had to tell them first that you dont want their calls? Then if they continue to do it you sue them. You cant just sue someone thats cold calling you.
@@omeedakbari yeah read her bio said she likes to be called free agent instead of single. So Hannah I am asking you to be on my team you will get good benefits lol
When they call i make terroristic threats in hopes that they call the police, thus identifying them positively. Could get cash. Could go to jail. Who cares anymore.
LINK:
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@Lucky Catnip And then this link here which looks like a referral link where the person giving us the link gets like 10% of everybody they get to sign up.
Lol now they send you a scrammer check and now ur screwed
I'm willing to bet the guy selling this kit also sells your info to telemarketers after your purchase. This $47 blackmail kit REEKS of a scam
the real question is is the robo call just for texas or is it federal
"yes YOU can have a career in Blackmail."
All the calls I get are from India. They’re not scared of the FCC.
Yes, it's like the IRS only hires people from India. I just play along with them. Saying I knew this day was coming so l'm fleeing to India where I met a young woman from India over the internet. Her parents said it okay if I move in with her as long as I send them $25,000 through Western Union which I already did. Oh, By the way, have you ever been to India? I just go along will all there bull.🤑
😂😂😂😂
I get the back brace once a week or so, I get a lot of credit card ones from India.
You talking about scammers, while the video is talking about telemarketers
So you mean to say that if you're in India, the FCC *WILL* just let you be, so let me see... let's notify Slim Shady 😂😂😂
Sounds more scamy than the robocall
Yeah, screw that. I'm gonna start selling these "kits".
I thought the same thing so i looked more into the site. It appears what you are actually paying for is all the tools consolidated into a single "easy to access" package instead of doing all the research yourself. A lawyer doing this for you would cost hundreds more but if you are willing to put in the several hours to research all the info this kit is not needed at all
Yeah, invest a little to get a high return, you have to do the work - total scam!
its slimy, but not a scam...unless you give all your relatives phones to forward calls to you so you can do it lol. I know a guy did that to some clients (i sell data), and tried it with ADT. They brought in the 5k an hour attorney to stop that in its tracks
lol scamming the scammers.
If I do this, will it affect my car's warranty that they are trying to sell me?
No. Huh? No...
Tall Topp lool you made me spill my coffee xD
@@wesleyhempoli5548 wooosh
Work as one...yes it will...so shut up and buy one
Were are calling you about your cars extended warranty
Ssssooooooo..... this doesn’t work against phone Scams, just telemarketers.
Got it. This law is almost useless.
It only works for telemarketers in america, and europe not india
You'd be surprised how quickly you can get the calls if you answer one and don't say don't call me again.
Tras las gueya cuba
Pretty much.
It’s not useless. Ppl have made 6-7 figures.
Did I just watch a 5min commercial?
😂
hmm.....this looks interesting
You seem pretty knowledgeable about money... I wonder why...
zhbvenkhoReload I wish I knew what they do
Tennis Rich where in the Torah does it say that? Or how about in the Old Testament?
I'm loving those stacks of 1's...ready to hit the strip club lmao
Joe M 5k
Thats exactly what I thought.
He did say the money was donated.... interesting it was all in 1's
Your a sucker if you dont fight back. You dont need to pay for a damn thing. Just get a template of the demand letter and mail it out. Ill walk you through the process. If its not going to cost you anything, isnt it worth 10minutes to write the letter.
The US government wants to know everyword we say yet they can't block telemarketers
Create an app that enters their numbers into other robocall databases so they’re calling each other.
Except they use a VPN and spoof their phone number. I got a call once from my wife's phone and they claimed it was a mistake on the phone company's side.
@@matthewgraham2619 A sizable portion of the calls I get are from people trying to call the scammer back but they spoof their number to look like mine
I'm willing to bet the guy selling this also sells your info to telemarketers after your purchase.
That would actually benefit you then, because more would call you giving you more to go after.
Fox news will sell your soul for the right price
@@andresbur15 hate Fox much? It's a local station not Fox news
And everybody gets paid! LMFAO!!!
@@janglenutter3820 Very true, and you gave me an idea. I'm going to purchase this kit then fill out every online form I can find requesting a phone number. I'll never have to work again!
*IMPORTANT*
This only applies to telemarketers in the US.
Pure genius. If enough people do this, robocalls and phone solicitors will go the way of the dinosaur.
Save Me Steve 👨💼. Thank you for helping us out. You’re one of the best.
"I hate Robocallers" says all the Enter-your-phone-number-into-our-website users
Trenton Lambert I get robocallers on my work phone. Which I have never given my number out to
Cyberwar101 So it's time to move into the woods, huh? ha ha You cant escape this Matrix B.S.
THANK YOU ALL, for this video. Now ,I am ready to try this.
Hmm... Why does he have 2 duplicate websites under different names? Both with the same Support links.. Sounds like a scammer
This is soooooo nice to see. I am still forwarding to everyone I know ! Perfect 👌
Way to go Steve!!!! Love this story
Can someone provide a draft of the letter that goes out to the company who set up the robocalls?
You have to pay $47 for it.
Scam.
@@arimfshapiro7907 No you dont. Just write your own letter. Or email them. Jesus people are stupid. That guy is just trying to collect payments from lazy people. You dont need his kit to take advantage of this.
Put your number and name on the national do not call registry and any legit telemarketer who calls you is liable. End of story. Its up to you to sift through the scammers to find the legit telemarketers and then to get their info so you can contact them.
Doc Holliday no need to add cellphone numbers to the dnc they are automatically covered.
Doesn't work! I tried multiple 6months later 0 money! Huge headache! Not worth it.
@@doc-holliday- People are so "fearful" of a scam they are unable to see that this is a legit strategy to simply enforce your legal protections. They guy who sells the kit no longer gets robocalls - so he sells his knowledge...for only $47. I bought the kit last week and sent two demand letters today, with another going out tomorrow. His kit is very helpful. But you are right - you can certainly research the law yourself and write your own letter to save the $47.
I have been doing this for years. Last year to the tune of $7250. The previous year $4500 and the year before that $7500. Auto warranty calls are the easiest to collect from.
@Lucky Catnip I wish I could get to the bottom of the card member service credit card scam, I just filed a complaint with the FCC over a fake Indian telecom who is behind those calls and the Microsoft calls. The medical device calls are all scams to get your Medicare card number. I am working on a site where people can share information on who makes the call so the companies get bombarded with demands for $500 . As soon as its up I will share it
I would love to know the secret to finding the identity of the caller. Letters, small claims, easy ...but every time I try to get any info out of these turds they hang up on me. With spoofed phone numbers, I find it impossible to find out who they are. And who on earth gives these people money? You can buy anything you need online without leaving your house so why do any consumers pay these scammers who openly hide their identities anything at all? Boggles my mind. But, I would love to know how to catch some and threaten a law suit.
@@brianthompson9592 😀
People! This is just a kit, made by people who have done the research and footwork in the past & are sharing the knowledge. There are form letters you can copy & paste, & detailed instructions on how to collect info, contact companies, etc. So can you do this on your own for free, without the kit? Yes! BUT I'd rather pay a small amount and have all of the instructions and letters laid out for me. I have no desire to read FCC laws and figure this out on my own. Even if I get 1 payout (that is not extortion or bribery, btw), that's a HUGE reward! I'm so in on this. Thank you Save Me Steve!
Can you share the pdf
Excuse me but money is calling me
Saved the video! Now this is the best side hustle.
LOL - 99% are from India. Yeah, they'll settle in small-claims court.
Finally, somebody is flippin the script. I gotta try it, I get about 100 calls a week, I'll post my results soon as possible. Thanks guys.
Aaron Hupp did u get the kit? Ive just been gathering as much info as i can before i get the kit
@@CajunPips No, I'm gonna try without it first.
Except for that fact that they are from other countries
The do not call list was hacked years ago and scammers now use it to call people. It did the exact opposite
Why would they want a list of ppl that dont want unsolicited calls?? Isnt that like the worst possible list to use when you are trying to reach people that are willing to listen. Sorry dude your premise is far fetched. They would be better served doing autocalls starting with 000-000-0001, 000-000-0002, etc, etc...
@@wesleyhempoli5548 its scammers so if they can trick you into thinking they are the irs ir that you won a free vacation then they win. Wow lol have you been scammed yet?? your logic isnt really feasable
This comment is VERY funny.
@@hollywoodloft6768 funny but sadly true
Extorting scammers. I love it.
If this truly worked they would just ask for a cut, not for you to pay them first.
The eight or nine calls I used to get a day disguise the area code with local area codes to make it look like it's a local call and the worst part of is that nine out of 10 of them don't even say anything, it's just a blank quiet call. That doesn't make sense to me oh, they're not even trying to Peddle anything just annoying.
But I have good news, last week I decided to tap and icon I never used before for my LG phone MetroPCS. I think it's called phone ID, and I went into the settings and it blocks all the calls now well about 98% of them. I don't even get the voicemail or the call or anything I just got a little icon at the top of my phone telling me that they caught another one and block it totally. So I'm happy now
When you answer the phone you're immediately put on an 'active' phone number list. This list is then later sold. They are just looking for a pick up, that's all.
Have you ever heard of the “Pegasus project” or operation pegasus. Might explain some of the dead quiet calls.
@@duncangorman3548 no I have not, please enlighten me
This really works. I'm now excited to get robocalls. I've gotten $900 in just the first week of trying this. Thank you so much for the wonderful information.
Bs
Can u share the pdf
I get mainly text messages and it actually does work. My first one I did I got a $1500 check in about a month.
@Antonia Galicia yeah I actually got it. I used the letter template they supplied and plugged in the info of the company that sent the message as well as my own
@Antonia Galicia if you want pass me your email and I can show you the check and stuff.
Could you share the PDF with me
I feel like I don't have time for this I have a job I already don't like.... I don't need another one lol
But does it pay this much lol?
A lot of the people here saying it doesnt work havent even tried it. Just a bunch of jerks who dont like people who make easy money
Do you have to sign up your phone number on a do not call list first, to be able to force callers to settle?
I just give them a toot with my boat horn. It's actually quite effective. :-D Don't forget to use hearing protection. lol
I dl'd an app off the play store called should I answer and all calls are blocked except for my call list.
$47 down the drain for me 😡
Did you try it? What were your results?
It just tells you how to file a claim if you’re on the do not call list. But you have to get the company’s name , phone number but the Robb calls I get they don’t give that info. The phones they use are burner phones I would assume. In other words it doesn’t work for me.
MrBrickBlazr you have to be on the do not call list for 31 days before you can make a claims
Can you share the draft letter?
Can u share the secret thing ??
Oh wow! Everyone needs to do this!!
As soon as they call ask them for their #
When they say y tell them u wanna call their dam house all day
Heard about this on the Dan O'Malley show. Good info
Get rid of a scam with a scam
Those straight 1’s tho😂
NPC #7048164 yea they put it in 1s to make it look like more money. 5k stack of 100s doesn’t look like much.
Thank you
A lot of comments here are about calls coming from India. I'm curious, they usually are calling on behalf of a US based company, with outsourced marketing. Can you get then to identify the company they are calling for and get the cash?
If its US based yes you can get the money
Whenever I answer the phone and it sounds like somebody from India and they ask me how I'm doing I tell them that they just interrupted my steak dinner. If they continue to do their pitch I told him I'm sitting on my leather couch with my leather shoes in leather pants and jacket and go on about hamburgers until they hang up
You can buy the kit because they don’t stop calling. Several of the links in the kit don’t work, I bought it. They also don’t let you in the Facebook group. It’s the TCPA which is codified in usc 47 ss227. I had to sue three of them in one month.
Sounds like a cash scam itself. Send us 40 dollars and we'll send you a package and secrets
Oh dear God no!😱 Not a whole $40! It takes me 3 months to earn that kind of money! 🙄🙄🙄🙄
Fukn troglodyte.
This report literally gives you all the info you need to collect without that guys software anyways. Just put your self on the national do not call registry and any legit telemarketer who calls you is liable. Simple as that.
The problem is, are you dedicated enough to sift through all the scammers to find the legit telemarketers breaking the law.
@@doc-holliday- Watch it again.
@@heinzkitzvelvet I don't need to.
@@doc-holliday- clearly, you do.
How much money you have to pay in Certified Letters in order to get paid?? Most are out of state and they ignore you!!!
I never talk to a human with robocalls and many of them are illegal anyway. So basically you're paying this guy $50 for nothing.
I usually wait for the message to finish and it tells you what to press to get a representative.
He offers a MONEY BACK GUARANTEE.
This is Embezzlement. They could double down and scam you for more if they are slick
It’s definitely tax evasion if you don’t report it
Can you help me find the address to Dealer's Choice Auto Warranty Group?
Isnt that blackmail and extortion?
Carlos Javier Johnson Oliva on a spammer? Sounds fair to me
If you do not win the lawsuit that you must pay yourself then yes it is criminally defined as extortion.
Do this while you can. Knowledge of this kit is getting out there - and as more people wise up and discover how easy it is to enforce their legal rights with monetary damages, the robocallers will stop. If you are getting calls, start now.
Ive been doing it for a year and I made $ 32k last year
I live in U.K. can I do this here? If so how?
47$ wow this is more of a scam. With the calls i dont pay.but now theres this scam 47$ gone my god. Scams are getting old. Im throwing my phones away and going to a pay phone. Im sick of paying my phone bill 100$ bill for what just so people can call me to use me.i give up
Orrrrrrrrr.....hangup unknown numbers immediately. Relevant parties with important information leave voicemails or call back. Solved.
Cannot wait to get that back brace call today!
Shasta valley outdoorsman lmaooo
This is one of the best commercial that I watched. Ads are getting smarter.
Some of them put links, send the demand letter to those places.
There's no point in blocking the number cause they use actual people's (usually local) phone numbers to call from. I would hold the phone companies and service carriers responsible for not doing more to secure your personal phone number and prevent calls going out from a location that doesn't match the location of the registered phone number. I would even go as far to look into these companies to see if there isn't a bigger conspiracy going on between service providers and robocallers that's mutually beneficial... For example, what if at&t shares the phone numbers registered to their service, in exchange for a cut of the robocallers take? And as an added bonus for the service providers, for those of us who still put minutes on our phones, or use things like the 2 dollar a day plan from at&t, answering a call from a familiar looking, local number, is more likely, resulting in the consumer burning thru minutes and money faster, which further results in the consumer spending more money for the service... sounds like a win-win for them and to me, that doesn't seem too far fetched..
That’s not what’s happening. Phone companies do not give your number out. Any sweepstakes, free giveaways, anything you put your phone number on is where they get your number. Your number is put on a list that the companies buy. It goes deeper than this. This is true information that you can also find on the internet very easily and not some conspiracy bs I just made up! 🙄
Time to pay off tuition
The do not call list restricts legit callers, not criminal callers.
Haven’t watched yet, but I’m assuming it has something to do with the 900 number
I was wrong
I get calls from Canadian companies as well. Does this apply to them?
yes it does
Can I sue you guys for the 5 minutes I just wasted on this video?
IF I buy the kit, it will tell me the type of information I need to get them to tell me?
GOOGLE LISTING IS THE BIGGEST LOSER OF THEM ALL
I get Marriott, Disney and cruise vacations! I have recordings of the prerecorded messages. Is that enough?
Will this work with Wells Fargo and other Banks? They're constantly calling me and leaving robotic messages
You can block area codes on your phone. Worked for me. I kept getting robocalls from Belarus, now I don't.
Well if the U.S. government knows who the tellemarketers are that use these robbocalls why does it not do anything to completely stop this???
After all this proof shown here I'm sure that it is not hard to identify which companies are which.
The telcos could put a stop this with software, but they won't.
Like 80% of the calls i get are from america so this is going to go great for me
Easy money
Waist 3:15 not the brightest bowl in the bowl drawer
I like how they keep using ROBO callers. Kinda vague. They leave out the important part like it's only effective towards US based telemarketers not Scammers from the rest of the WORLD!!!
Erick S well said !
To beat the scammer you must become the scammer.
Wait, did I just watch an infomercial?
No. You can do it yourself for free as well.
Except almost all of these calls are from spoof numbers from 3rd world countries, so good luck getting them to understand 3 syllable English words let alone care about a lawsuit
The back brace is American, the auto warranty is American. IRS is Indian, Visa-Mastercard is Pakistani, computer ones are Indian.
I've been trying to track them down for a long time now.
@@janglenutter3820 only ones i get are auto warranty >:D. Time to make some money
@@pixelman6193They called me once but the recording was wrong and it said I had to act and renew my warranty before legal action was taken against me. So I spoke to the rep. That particular one hasn't happened since then and that was in 2015. I also happen to have a lifetime full warranty on my vehicle, a special the dealer does to beat out competitors.
@@janglenutter3820 oh nice still gonna try it just have to wait a month before i can go after them (have to wait 31 days after adding your number to the do not call list before you can take legal action)
@@pixelman6193 I've got the luxury of my number having been registered with the federal list since 2009 and my states list since 2016.
So do we answer the calls?
Most telemarketers are from India so you can't sue them or even find where it's coming from because they don't have to setup an actual business it's just people in a room.
The telemarketers might be from india but the companies are based in america.
So are they going to cite the law
If you subscribe to a company with your email, telephone number, then it's not an illegal cold call, or email. Neither is it spam.
Pretty sure this is a scam too.
Well you gotta say you the news then they get scared
I thought you had to tell them first that you dont want their calls? Then if they continue to do it you sue them. You cant just sue someone thats cold calling you.
If you’re on the DNC list I’d assume that’s them waiving that defense
Don’t usually watch the news side pieces but this ones kinda cool.
Can I do this in Colorado?
Extortion is also a crime
If only that dude would make that info free
And what happens when all those checks bounce?
That's alot of jail time for the US based business
I keep getting calls in the middle of the night with some weird electronic sounds, blocking dosent work, this nonsense has to come to an end.
Damn now I wish I got more of those calls
So your extorting them for money so you don’t turn them in? That’s illegal on its own.
charity starts in La Casa
This is implying if there numbers aren't spoof
Haha running quick settlements i got a new plan.
Wow that woman is so beautiful what is her name?
Hanna Battah
@@omeedakbari thank you is she single?
@@SuperHorseman22 hmm i don't know, but i cheked her Instagram, she looks to be single 😊 she is definitely very attractive
@@omeedakbari yeah read her bio said she likes to be called free agent instead of single. So Hannah I am asking you to be on my team you will get good benefits lol
When they call i make terroristic threats in hopes that they call the police, thus identifying them positively. Could get cash. Could go to jail. Who cares anymore.
So in other words try to blackmail them? Can't YOU get sued for that?