Apr 4, 2015
2 things Bryan that are quite sad:
1.) Some of these call centres of fraud actually more or less enslave the people doing the calls. Locked into boiler rooms in India or wherever, but a strange offshoot of human trafficking perhaps.
2.) Given the above, its still best to sacrifice our time leading them on as long as possible so those man-minutes they have to call others who are not aware of the scam are drained. Though the trouble is poor performers there might face something worse than docking of pay or getting the sack... :/
It's like some kind of reality video game and sadly not stoppable with our present telecoms it seems. But the future is coming to eventually get rid of these scams (mainly as fully automated fraud AI's are unleashed to "help" a billion people at the same time with their "windows virus"!)
Oh the humanity!