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MiniMe

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5. Or ask who the creditor is. Since it is a scam, there is no actual creditor

Reply to jberryhill (Original post)

Thu May 4, 2017, 07:56 PM

May 2017

I can't believe people still fall for this crap.

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Bored? Want to tie up a scammer? [View all] jberryhill May 2017 OP

Make sure you don't incur long distance charges. Sculpin Beauregard May 2017 #1

It's an 877 number - that's a toll free number in the US jberryhill May 2017 #2

I can not read the number very well...my dog chewed/pissed on it ( your choice. ) Doreen May 2017 #3

Or, ask to be "re-connected with (common name)" because your call got cut off jberryhill May 2017 #4

Oh, I love it. Doreen May 2017 #8

Or ask who the creditor is. Since it is a scam, there is no actual creditor MiniMe May 2017 #5

I would block my phone number when doing this. we can do it May 2017 #6

Oh yeah.... jberryhill May 2017 #9

😜too late they're dead. we can do it May 2017 #11

Delete- duplicate we can do it May 2017 #6

Constantly make excuses to go away from phone for 2-5 minutes at a time with radio on nearby. . nt Bernardo de La Paz May 2017 #10

This message was self-deleted by its author lastlib May 2017 #13

...on a real obnoxious rap station...... lastlib May 2017 #14

Getting Twitter Friends in on It Was a Stroke of Genius Leith May 2017 #12

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