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May 31, 2013
But why would a telemarketer call and hang up?
Because more and more scumbag telemarketers are using a device called an autodialer. This piece of technology from hell will actually dial four or more numbers AT THE SAME TIME for one operator. The idea is that half of the numbers will either be busy or nobody will answer. So in other words, out of 20 numbers simultaneously called, one lucky person will get the telemarketer and the other 19 will get NOTHING when they answer the phone. You know what I mean, the phone rings, you drop everything, you pick it up and say "Hello", but nobody ever responds. Its a great time saver if you are a telemarketer.
Another thing that makes autodialers bad is that they don't show up on your Caller-ID. Not only that, but because they are essentially computers, they will keep calling you until you are the one that answers the phone first. Their computers will never tire of dialing your number.
Because more and more scumbag telemarketers are using a device called an autodialer. This piece of technology from hell will actually dial four or more numbers AT THE SAME TIME for one operator. The idea is that half of the numbers will either be busy or nobody will answer. So in other words, out of 20 numbers simultaneously called, one lucky person will get the telemarketer and the other 19 will get NOTHING when they answer the phone. You know what I mean, the phone rings, you drop everything, you pick it up and say "Hello", but nobody ever responds. Its a great time saver if you are a telemarketer.
Another thing that makes autodialers bad is that they don't show up on your Caller-ID. Not only that, but because they are essentially computers, they will keep calling you until you are the one that answers the phone first. Their computers will never tire of dialing your number.