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This is adapted from an anti-bullying ad campaign. Today at Account Services (or Cardmember Services, or whatever), I learned a lot. In my first hour, I learned that I'm too *** and **** to be a **********. In my second hour, I learned that my family is ashamed of me and wishes I had never been born. In my third hour, I learned that I have no real job s****s. And by lunch, I learned I am subhuman garbage. The only thing I apparently didn’t learn at Account Services today is to stop making illegal and harassing recorded calls, because I'm still doing it. But, if enough of the people I harass treat me in this manner, maybe some day I will. Note, however, that they will **** up quickly if you talk to them this way, so be sure to waste their time first. These people may well be credit card thieves. Who else asks for credit card information while refusing to identify themselves and their business?

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i have noticed that when i order so****ing from the internet that the calls s**** happening shortly after that and usually taper down after a week or so . with this in mind i think a phone number is somehow connected to the internet and ordering so****ing online . i don't know how or why but that is what i think it has to do with.

Just got a call from this number, they ***g up. Added the number to my contact list with a "Z" in front of it and then "BLOCKED" it. That makes about 8 numbers blocked so far.

Why do you let it upset you. If you don't know the number, don't answer the call. Its just that simple

I agree with Fightback Jack. Give them a taste of their own medicine. Waste their time as much as possible. Lead them on in any way you can.

"This is Barbara from Account Services" who apparently is on hormonal therapy "and thanks to recent government reserves you may be eligible for a lower interest rate! Consider this your 2nd and Final notice" for the fifth time this week "to take advantage of this offer! Press 1 now to talk to a representative" and then see if I can beat my record of 10 seconds for them to **** up. When I do bother to play with them, it is the SAME woman. Who talks with her mouth full. I wonder if you can scam a scammer? They say you can't con a conman, but it would be fun to test that theory. How could they turn you in without admitting what they were doing in the first place?

Sure would be nice if all members of the U.S. Congress, Senate and everyone else involved in the federal government and their families received these daily, sometimes multiple daily calls!!!! Maybe THEN so****ing would be done about these low-life s***bags!!!

They keep calling and Ikeep not answering. They have a number that is on the no call listing.

They call my husband's Cell Phone EVERY DAY and his cell is on the DO NOT CALL LIST

I pressed one to ask them not to call me anymore. The second I told her my number is on the do not call list she ***g up on me. I've had two or more calls from this number for the past week. It's annoying, but I doubt there's anything that can be done to stop them.

Have gotten several calls over the last week or two. Each time I put a number on the Do Not Call list a new number calls. It's an endless cycle. I have all the numbers logged in my cell phone, one has called me every day for about 10 days, even calling twice a day. I keep adding them to my Do Not Call registration, but it still doesn't stop. Don't we have any recourse?

Same ol', same ol'. "Credit Card Services" (like a bull services a cow). New voice but same spiel. I pressed "1" but got ***ody. I guess their operators were all *******. With baiters, I hope, and not anybody falling for this trap.

HAVE TOLD THEM TO DROP ME, HAVE TOLD THEM I DON'T HAVE A CREDIT CARD. HAVE PUSHED THE NUMBER TO DROP ME FROM THEIR SYSTEM ONLY TO C****E THEIR NUMBER A FEW DAYS LATER AND S**** CALLING A***N. I CAN'T KEEP UP WITH BLOCKING THEIR #'S FROM MY CELL CARRIER AS THEY C****E THEM SO OFTEN. I WISH SOMEONE WOULD GO **** THEIR PHONE SYSTEM UP! THESE PEOPLE REALLY NEED TO GET A LIFE AND LEAVE ME THE "F" ALONE!!

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They hit our landline (on federal and state no call lists) daily and wireless phone every week or so. When at home, I'll answer, press the number they say to to be connected (only to tie up their line), and put the phone down. I'll check back now and a***n to see if the call has been ended. The last time, the phone was "on hold for the next representative" for over 30 minutes before I bailed. Once I did get a woman on the line who was adamant about knowing if I had at least $4000 in credit card debt. I just kept giving ***ue answers until she ***g up. Two other times earlier I did connect with them, but if you say "no call list" or s**** asking any questions about the company calling they just **** up.

They hit our landline (on federal and state no call lists) daily and wireless phone every week or so. When at home, I'll answer, press the number they say to to be connected (only to tie up their line), and put the phone down. I'll check back now and a***n to see if the call has been ended. The last time, the phone was "on hold for the next representative" for over 30 minutes before I bailed. Once I did get a woman on the line who was adamant about knowing if I had at least $4000 in credit card debt. I just kept giving ***ue answers until she ***g up. Two other times earlier I did connect with them, but if you say "no call list" or s**** asking any questions about the company calling they just **** up.

they keep calling and when asked to be removed they **** up they dont get it.. I would lik e to know how they get my #

THE BAD NEWS: Card Services calls aren't going to stop anytime soon. THE GOOD NEWS: You can retaliate, reduce the misery, and even have some fun. RETALIATE: Waste these turkeys' time. Keep them on the line by acting like an interested prospect. Give them bogus data, including a combination of two different credit card numbers, scrambled Social Security digits, and a modified ZIP Code. Important: provide a credit card company's real 800 number. After they call the credit card company, you can give them the same credit card info as before with two of the numbers transposed, thus causing them to make a second verification call. Or you can respond, "Guess what ... H-O-O-N-N-K-K [from a $6 air horn] you've been PRANKED! Call back tomorrow for more bull****." Now they're the **** of your joke. REDUCE THE MISERY: Landlines. Enroll for the free service at nomorobo.com. Simultaneous ringing, a free feature many providers offer, enables nomorobo to receive, answer and, after one ring, automatically **** up on nuisance telephone numbers. Cell phones. Block the number, an option that becomes available on the iPhone if you click on the "i" on the right in the list of recent calls and scroll to the bottom. Unfortunately, Card Services will keep calling from new s****ed numbers, which eventually should motivate you to retaliate. HAVE FUN: Turning the tables on the perpetrators with mischievous deception and the news they've been duped provides instantaneous vigilante satisfaction. Plus you serve your fellow call recipients by slowing down this evil operation's efforts to defraud them.

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Called, didn't answer and they left no message. Called the number back and got a recording saying the call can't be put through as dialed. I am on the don't call list and wish these companies would be closed down once and for all.

When the area code isn't recognized I don't answer.

"Barbara from Account Services" robo-call scam.

Credit card offer. When I ask to OPT out they **** up on me.

Telemarketer

They keep calling my cell. I blocked their calls. Scammer

Credit card scam. The hallmarks "we're closing your account" and "lower your interest rate" are farily typical.

A_ _hole telemarketer scammer wish they wud all dry up and **** away

A_ _hole telemarketer scammers ppl i wish they wud all drop dead

Spam

Yes, this person named "Scott" contacted me with a prerecorded message. My cell phone is on a no-call list in Indiana and I will be following this up with our Attorney General.

Credit call bailout message

Credit call bailout message

Called same as other comments

Called same as others.

Called same as others.

11/20/14 Message about bailout credit card.

Credit call bailout message.

The recording mentioned the "government bailout"... I mean come on spammer-scammers... update your schtic****

Saw this ID on my phone when I came in. Call was at 3:45 pm 3/31/2014. When my answerphone came on the caller ***g up without speaking.

Its a scam...im sure just to steal your money...they always call me with different numbers

Called and left no message at 5:30 pm

Offered to consolidate debt and lower interest rates. Would really love 10 minutes alone with these jack***s, preferably with a ball bat.

I have asked to be taken off their call list repeatedly. They simply call back every couple weeks.

they called and ***g up when It went to voice mail

Credit card services.....told him the call was being traced and they ***g up. Stated it was Government funded.

"Credit Card Services" I asked for their company name and representative dropped the call.

Called at 3:13pm on 3/31/14. Left no message. Sure it's either credit card interest reduction or payday loan. Get those all the time.

my credit card. yeah right. so****ing about a government bail out with my credit card company.

Caller left no message. March 31 at 3:15 pm. Total blank. So I ***g up...

Called @ 1:19 PM (EST). No message. I suspect telemarketing.