Some dumb a$$ called, couldn't speak English but tried to convince me we'd met in my hometown and spent the night together. Seems the fool was trying to get me to say the word "yes" ... that was why I kept asking him what State he was calling from. He had no idea and kept trying to get me to "remember" the night we were together.
There is such a thing I found years ago on the FBI website called "Scam Baiting". When I have time, and the call is free, I will engage them because the more time they waste with me, the less time they have to scam other people.
Anyway, my gut feeling is he wanted me to say the word "yes" ... it probably would have been edited to something else giving them authorization for whatever crap they are trying to pull. I hadn't heard this one before so maybe it's a new twist on a scam???
Because of that and the fact I was never asked for any personal numbers or told I had won a prize I think it's a new scam and I'm going to post this on every page I can find.
Oh yeah, I also tried to call it back through my PC using Google phone that only shows as a number calling from S. California....tried 3x but no answer. If there had been an answer I would have tried to jack them around a bit. I try to pi$$ them off enough with their own style of abuse so they hate me and take me off their list... LOL
So much for a Friday night of fun!

I got this call I said hello they said hello and hung up I called back the operator said this wasnt a working number

Some dumb a$$ called, couldn't speak English but tried to convince me we'd met in my hometown and spent the night together. Seems the fool was trying to get me to say the word "yes" ... that was why I kept asking him what State he was calling from. He had no idea and kept trying to get me to "remember" the night we were together.
There is such a thing I found years ago on the FBI website called "Scam Baiting". When I have time, and the call is free, I will engage them because the more time they waste with me, the less time they have to scam other people.
Anyway, my gut feeling is he wanted me to say the word "yes" ... it probably would have been edited to something else giving them authorization for whatever crap they are trying to pull. I hadn't heard this one before so maybe it's a new twist on a scam???
Because of that and the fact I was never asked for any personal numbers or told I had won a prize I think it's a new scam and I'm going to post this on every page I can find.
Oh yeah, I also tried to call it back through my PC using Google phone that only shows as a number calling from S. California....tried 3x but no answer. If there had been an answer I would have tried to jack them around a bit. I try to pi$$ them off enough with their own style of abuse so they hate me and take me off their list... LOL
So much for a Friday night of fun!

He called me about 15 minutes ago and I thought he was a telemarketer, said "I'm not interested" and hung up.  Then he called me again not too long after and started berating me really fast in what sounded like an indian accent(maybe pakastani).  He said stuff like "you wanted me to call you" "you [***] [***]."  He was obviously trying to make me think that we had met, but that's impossible, but it was very strange.  I hope he does not call back again.  I'm not sure how he is getting this information and he addressed me by my first name during the first call, "Good Afternoon Michelle."

Creep!

Just got a call from this phone number and immediately advised the (Indian accented) caller that I have already requested that they remove me from their list. I remained on the line waiting for a response and within a few seconds I heard the individual say "F@#$ing take me off the list, you F*^%ing A$$*&hole". I immediately hung up and looked up the number in google... which led me to this page.

Almost forgot ... the person called under the guise of student loan related information, I did not give them any time to go through any kind of spiel before advising not to call me.