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Robot solicitation call

I pressed "1" to speak to a rep and got an ethnic sounding male but as soon as I began to talk, a second guy came on and asked "Why I called." He insisted I called him and he didn't offer any informantion. When I said I was going to look up his company online, he said "goodbye" but didn't **** up. I told him I called to hear a genuine fraud and he shouted that he was going to "sue me." I laughed, and he shouted it over and over and said he recorded my message calling him a fraud.

This phone number shows on my Caller ID as RX****istance. Obviously targeting seniors with presecription drug questions. But the recording says, ''Credit Card Services."

Interesting. They accepted my last comment, but won't accept the two previous comments about the phone number I reported. Makes me wonder.

This site won't accept my comments. Maybe Number Guru is owned by Credit Card Services. Just a thought.

This **** site is almost as bad as the SCAMMERS who call us. I just wrote a long and detailed comment, and submitted it. And it's gone. I am not going to repeat it. But the bottomline is that I pressed "1" and talked with two sales reps. The second one took over from the first guy, got smart with me, acted like he didn't know what I waned, insisted that I called him and he didn't know why. I said "I wanted to hear a f**king FRAUD lie to me, and he shouted over and over that he was going to sue me because he had recorded everything I said.

Caller ID said RX****istance. Obviously targeting seniors who are likely to need drug plan****istance. But the recorded "sales call" was Credit Card Services, same ****, different day. I know I cannot beat them, but I can have a little fun. I pressed "1" and was put on a waiting list. Wow, they must really be busy selling **** to dumb****es. Or maybe the callers ahead of me were doing the same thing I wanted to do. Finally someone answered. Obviously to me it was a certain ethnic male. I said so****ing like, "What are you offering?" And suddenly a differnet voice was talking in the background. I listened to two voices for a few seconds, then said, "Who am I talking to?" The second voice said, "You called me. What do you want?" I said, "What happened to the first guy who answered the phone?" The new guy said, "What are you talking about? And what do you want?" I said, "You called me about a credit card offer.." He said, "No, you called me," I said, "I'm confused. A recording said you could help with my credit card debt, but you don't seem to know that. so what are you really selling?" He said, "I am not selling anything. This is not a sales call." So I said, "Then why did you call me?" Then he went into a standard sales pitch about helphing people with more than $3000 in credit card debt. I asked what company he represented, and he said Credit Card Services. I said, "Okay, give me a minute to look you up online. I like to know who I'm dealing with." He said "goodbye" but I could still hear other voices in the background (a boilerroom operation). Then he said so****ing about why I called him, and I said, "I wanted hear a f**king scammer lie to me," and I laughed. He said, "i'm suing you, I'm suing you." And I said, "Your company has already been indicted by the FCC, and every call you make is illegal." He shouted, "I'm suing you, I'm suing you, I have this recorded ." And he ***g up. Ah, more fun than I've had in a couple days.

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Caller ID lists the caller as RX****istance

Called, no message.

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Caller ID: RX****istance VMail: none