Tired of
telemarketer
harrassment?
THEN FIGHT BACK!
They call when you're just getting out of the shower, wanting to sell funeral insurance or announce that "you or someone you know" has entered your name in their Bahamas vacation lottery. A half-hour after you go to sleep with a miserable fever, the phone rings and it's somebody cheerfully announcing that if you call their 800 number, you might qualify for a discount on a car rental or three months free on an over-priced, five-year cell phone contract. Have you ever come home from a week out of town to find your voice mail full of cheery, automated voices who leave toll-free numbers to call for satellite TV systems or life insurance or work-from-home schemes? Are you sick and tired of it? Do you want to get even - I mean really even? Forget about wasting your time with "don't call" lists. Make your own list of telemarketer phone numbers and call them yourself. Turn the world's biggest annoyance into a way to let off steam and get the last laugh at the same time. Starting today, I'm keeping a list, beginning with just one caller. And one by one, I'm putting them all on the net so everyone can join in the fun. Remember that pile of old, moldy college textbooks you still have in the basement? You probably couldn't sell them for a penny on eBay, but perhaps a telemarketer would like to buy them. Hey, it's worth a try. This web page will be updated with new phone numbers as they come in, and with ideas for "counter telemarketing." Keep reading! | ||
