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Jun 10, 2014
I also got a call claiming to be interested in selling me an extended warranty for my car. I purposely told him my car had 426,000 miles on it and he immediately hung up. This is no doubt a sweat shop phone operation being operated out of the Philippines that somehow uses hop-skotch telephone ID numbers which are from the local DC area. There is no way these calls are being originated from the U.S. Next time you get one of these calls, ask them what physical location are they making the call from and press them for an answer....This is the same setup as the bogus WINDOWS TECHNICAL SUPPORT calls that I have been getting as well. These people can BARELY speak English yet they claim to be selling American products and in some cases "representing" Microsoft. I think they skirt the DO NOT CALL laws by hop skotching into the U.S..... I don't know the technology that allows this, but it's a huge nuisance and I intend to let my local elected officials know about it.