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1st Lieutenant
- 7,035
- May 13, 2018
If only the Postal Service would deliver current mail, I would be happy.
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I still get the occasional phone call, "Is G.S. H******** there?" CLICK!!!!I lived in my house in Minneapolis for 26 years and we were still getting junk mail for people who had lived there in the 1950s.
When I get numbers I don't recognize, I let them go to voicemail and then look the number up. If I'm at the computer when the call comes in, I'll flop over and run the number right then. Some were legitimate and things I needed to deal with, but most were scams or scam-like calls.Got a phone call this afternoon with a caller ID that said JP Morgan Chase and a number 332-779-4041. The message left on the answering machine sounded like a black woman and, while I could pretty much hear all the words when played back, they made no sense. I have no association with that company and no idea what she was talking about, other than wishing me a good weekend. I did a search on the phone number and found a long list under the subject of "332 Scams." Pretty much all are financial in nature.
Yes, that is what I do, unless I can tell from the beginning of the recording that it is one that I want. I look up the number and if it is a scam or otherwise an irritant, I block it using the 1000 phone number blocking feature of the Panasonic phone.When I get numbers I don't recognize, I let them go to voicemail and then look the number up.
You can get the Bentley and sell it and get rich, no? (as they will say on the phone).Most popular(?) scam area codes
The last few weeks, two of these have popped up in my Junk Mail. Haven't seen them in decades. I'm gonna be rich....rich I tells ya. Bwa ha ha
- 268: Antigua and Barbuda (often tied to callback fraud)
- 876: Jamaica (frequently used in lottery and work-from-home scams)
- 473: Grenada and Carriacou (commonly linked to one-ring scams)
- 649: Turks and Caicos Islands (associated with fraudulent calls)
- 284: British Virgin Islands (linked to phishing and investment fraud)
Ah. Good sir, there are tariffs and international shipping charges that need to be paid up front before we can deliver the Bentley. We can accept VISA gift cards sent to our post office box.You can get the Bentley and sell it and get rich, no? (as they will say on the phone).
Sounds like a retirement to Tahiti!Hah!!! The other letter was offering 15.5 billion dollars because of a Bank of America accounting error. How can I lose?