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(507) 237-0641 Caribbean Cruise! I'd missed this call earlier today, but decided to call back. (It resembled a relative's phone number.) They started out saying something about knowing a person in my home that uses hearing aids. (I live alone.) Then they ask if you're over thr age of 25. Then they talk about winning a cruise, and then giving them wonderful reviews and also sharing it with your friends and family. The whole thing is they are trying to get you to say "YES" to any one of their questions. They'll constantly ask, "Can you hear me okay?" Reply with a "No" or "Mmm-hm", or the like. Every time you reply with anything other than a "Yes", they change the subject and ask a hidden "Yes or No" question. I had them going for a solid 15 minutes, because I kept saying "No" or "Kinda" when they'd ask, "Can You hear me alright?" "Sort of"... ###LoL **UPDATE** **I WAS SPAM CALLED AGAIN, JUST A FEW MINUTES AGO.** CALL 2: (860) 400-1739 (Middle Eastern accent) "Hello, my name is Ben and I'm calling about an issue you are having with your Windows program. Are you at your computer now?" Me: I don't even own a computer. I'm poor. (I honestly don't own one.) *click* Call 3: (507) 204-5564 (They spammed me.) Me: *answers* "What's up?" (Female, American accent) Caller: "Hi there! Can you hear me?" Me: "A little bit." Caller: .... Caller: "I'm calling with Medicaid Insuran-- Hello?" Me: "Ma'am?" Caller: I just wanted to make sure you can hear me yes or no? Me: ... Caller: ...

(507) 237-0641 Caribbean Cruise! I'd missed this call earlier today, but decided to call back. (It resembled a relative's phone number.) They started out saying something about knowing a person in my home that uses hearing aids. (I live alone.) Then they ask if you're over thr age of 25. Then they talk about winning a cruise, and then giving them wonderful reviews and also sharing it with your friends and family. The whole thing is they are trying to get you to say "YES" to any one of their questions. They'll constantly ask, "Can you hear me okay?" Reply with a "No" or "Mmm-hm", or the like. Every time you reply with anything other than a "Yes", they change the subject and ask a hidden "Yes or No" question. I had them going for a solid 15 minutes, because I kept saying "No" or "Kinda" when they'd ask, "Can You hear me alright?" "Sort of"... ###LoL **UPDATE** **I WAS SPAM CALLED AGAIN, JUST A FEW MINUTES AGO.** CALL 2: (860) 400-1739 (Middle Eastern accent) "Hello, my name is Ben and I'm calling about an issue you are having with your Windows program. Are you at your computer now?" Me: I don't even own a computer. I'm poor. (I honestly don't own one.) *click* Call 3: (507) 204-5564 (They spammed me.) Me: *answers* "What's up?" (Female, American accent) Caller: "Hi there! Can you hear me?" Me: "A little bit." Caller: .... Caller: "I'm calling with Medicaid Insuran-- Hello?" Me: "Ma'am?" Caller: I just wanted to make sure you can hear me yes or no? Me: ... Caller: ...

(507) 237-0641 Caribbean Cruise! I'd missed this call earlier today, but decided to call back. (It resembled a relative's phone number.) They started out saying something about knowing a person in my home that uses hearing aids. (I live alone.) Then they ask if you're over thr age of 25. Then they talk about winning a cruise, and then giving them wonderful reviews and also sharing it with your friends and family. The whole thing is they are trying to get you to say "YES" to any one of their questions. They'll constantly ask, "Can you hear me okay?" Reply with a "No" or "Mmm-hm", or the like. Every time you reply with anything other than a "Yes", they change the subject and ask a hidden "Yes or No" question. I had them going for a solid 15 minutes, because I kept saying "No" or "Kinda" when they'd ask, "Can You hear me alright?" "Sort of"... ###LoL **UPDATE** **I WAS SPAM CALLED AGAIN, JUST A FEW MINUTES AGO.** CALL 2: (860) 400-1739 (Middle Eastern accent) "Hello, my name is Ben and I'm calling about an issue you are having with your Windows program. Are you at your computer now?" Me: I don't even own a computer. I'm poor. (I honestly don't own one.) *click* Call 3: (507) 204-5564 (They spammed me.) Me: *answers* "What's up?" (Female, American accent) Caller: "Hi there! Can you hear me?" Me: "A little bit." Caller: .... Caller: "I'm calling with Medicaid Insuran-- Hello?" Me: "Ma'am?" Caller: I just wanted to make sure you can hear me yes or no? Me: ... Caller: ...

(507) 237-0641 Caribbean Cruise! I'd missed this call earlier today, but decided to call back. (It resembled a relative's phone number.) They started out saying something about knowing a person in my home that uses hearing aids. (I live alone.) Then they ask if you're over thr age of 25. Then they talk about winning a cruise, and then giving them wonderful reviews and also sharing it with your friends and family. The whole thing is they are trying to get you to say "YES" to any one of their questions. They'll constantly ask, "Can you hear me okay?" Reply with a "No" or "Mmm-hm", or the like. Every time you reply with anything other than a "Yes", they change the subject and ask a hidden "Yes or No" question. I had them going for a solid 15 minutes, because I kept saying "No" or "Kinda" when they'd ask, "Can You hear me alright?" "Sort of"... ###LoL **UPDATE** **I WAS SPAM CALLED AGAIN, JUST A FEW MINUTES AGO.** CALL 2: (860) 400-1739 (Middle Eastern accent) "Hello, my name is Ben and I'm calling about an issue you are having with your Windows program. Are you at your computer now?" Me: I don't even own a computer. I'm poor. (I honestly don't own one.) *click* Call 3: (507) 204-5564 (They spammed me.) Me: *answers* "What's up?" (Female, American accent) Caller: "Hi there! Can you hear me?" Me: "A little bit." Caller: .... Caller: "I'm calling with Medicaid Insuran-- Hello?" Me: "Ma'am?" Caller: I just wanted to make sure you can hear me yes or no? Me: ... Caller: ...

(507) 237-0641 Caribbean Cruise! I'd missed this call earlier today, but decided to call back. (It resembled a relative's phone number.) They started out saying something about knowing a person in my home that uses hearing aids. (I live alone.) Then they ask if you're over thr age of 25. Then they talk about winning a cruise, and then giving them wonderful reviews and also sharing it with your friends and family. The whole thing is they are trying to get you to say "YES" to any one of their questions. They'll constantly ask, "Can you hear me okay?" Reply with a "No" or "Mmm-hm", or the like. Every time you reply with anything other than a "Yes", they change the subject and ask a hidden "Yes or No" question. I had them going for a solid 15 minutes, because I kept saying "No" or "Kinda" when they'd ask, "Can You hear me alright?" "Sort of"... ###LoL **UPDATE** **I WAS SPAM CALLED AGAIN, JUST A FEW MINUTES AGO.** CALL 2: (860) 400-1739 (Middle Eastern accent) "Hello, my name is Ben and I'm calling about an issue you are having with your Windows program. Are you at your computer now?" Me: I don't even own a computer. I'm poor. (I honestly don't own one.) *click* Call 3: (507) 204-5564 (They spammed me.) Me: *answers* "What's up?" (Female, American accent) Caller: "Hi there! Can you hear me?" Me: "A little bit." Caller: .... Caller: "I'm calling with Medicaid Insuran-- Hello?" Me: "Ma'am?" Caller: I just wanted to make sure you can hear me yes or no? Me: ... Caller: ...

(507) 237-0641 Caribbean Cruise! I'd missed this call earlier today, but decided to call back. (It resembled a relative's phone number.) They started out saying something about knowing a person in my home that uses hearing aids. (I live alone.) Then they ask if you're over thr age of 25. Then they talk about winning a cruise, and then giving them wonderful reviews and also sharing it with your friends and family. The whole thing is they are trying to get you to say "YES" to any one of their questions. They'll constantly ask, "Can you hear me okay?" Reply with a "No" or "Mmm-hm", or the like. Every time you reply with anything other than a "Yes", they change the subject and ask a hidden "Yes or No" question. I had them going for a solid 15 minutes, because I kept saying "No" or "Kinda" when they'd ask, "Can You hear me alright?" "Sort of"... ###LoL **UPDATE** **I WAS SPAM CALLED AGAIN, JUST A FEW MINUTES AGO.** CALL 2: (860) 400-1739 (Middle Eastern accent) "Hello, my name is Ben and I'm calling about an issue you are having with your Windows program. Are you at your computer now?" Me: I don't even own a computer. I'm poor. (I honestly don't own one.) *click* Call 3: (507) 204-5564 (They spammed me.) Me: *answers* "What's up?" (Female, American accent) Caller: "Hi there! Can you hear me?" Me: "A little bit." Caller: .... Caller: "I'm calling with Medicaid Insuran-- Hello?" Me: "Ma'am?" Caller: I just wanted to make sure you can hear me yes or no? Me: ... Caller: ...

(507) 237-0641 Caribbean Cruise! I'd missed this call earlier today, but decided to call back. (It resembled a relative's phone number.) They started out saying something about knowing a person in my home that uses hearing aids. (I live alone.) Then they ask if you're over thr age of 25. Then they talk about winning a cruise, and then giving them wonderful reviews and also sharing it with your friends and family. The whole thing is they are trying to get you to say "YES" to any one of their questions. They'll constantly ask, "Can you hear me okay?" Reply with a "No" or "Mmm-hm", or the like. Every time you reply with anything other than a "Yes", they change the subject and ask a hidden "Yes or No" question. I had them going for a solid 15 minutes, because I kept saying "No" or "Kinda" when they'd ask, "Can You hear me alright?" "Sort of"... ###LoL **UPDATE** **I WAS SPAM CALLED AGAIN, JUST A FEW MINUTES AGO.** CALL 2: (860) 400-1739 (Middle Eastern accent) "Hello, my name is Ben and I'm calling about an issue you are having with your Windows program. Are you at your computer now?" Me: I don't even own a computer. I'm poor. (I honestly don't own one.) *click* Call 3: (507) 204-5564 (They spammed me.) Me: *answers* "What's up?" (Female, American accent) Caller: "Hi there! Can you hear me?" Me: "A little bit." Caller: .... Caller: "I'm calling with Medicaid Insuran-- Hello?" Me: "Ma'am?" Caller: I just wanted to make sure you can hear me yes or no? Me: ... Caller: ...

(507) 237-0641 Caribbean Cruise! I'd missed this call earlier today, but decided to call back. (It resembled a relative's phone number.) They started out saying something about knowing a person in my home that uses hearing aids. (I live alone.) Then they ask if you're over thr age of 25. Then they talk about winning a cruise, and then giving them wonderful reviews and also sharing it with your friends and family. The whole thing is they are trying to get you to say "YES" to any one of their questions. They'll constantly ask, "Can you hear me okay?" Reply with a "No" or "Mmm-hm", or the like. Every time you reply with anything other than a "Yes", they change the subject and ask a hidden "Yes or No" question. I had them going for a solid 15 minutes, because I kept saying "No" or "Kinda" when they'd ask, "Can You hear me alright?" "Sort of"... ###LoL **UPDATE** **I WAS SPAM CALLED AGAIN, JUST A FEW MINUTES AGO.** CALL 2: (860) 400-1739 (Middle Eastern accent) "Hello, my name is Ben and I'm calling about an issue you are having with your Windows program. Are you at your computer now?" Me: I don't even own a computer. I'm poor. (I honestly don't own one.) *click* Call 3: (507) 204-5564 (They spammed me.) Me: *answers* "What's up?" (Female, American accent) Caller: "Hi there! Can you hear me?" Me: "A little bit." Caller: .... Caller: "I'm calling with Medicaid Insuran-- Hello?" Me: "Ma'am?" Caller: I just wanted to make sure you can hear me yes or no? Me: ... Caller: ...

(507) 237-0641 Caribbean Cruise! I'd missed this call earlier today, but decided to call back. (It resembled a relative's phone number.) They started out saying something about knowing a person in my home that uses hearing aids. (I live alone.) Then they ask if you're over thr age of 25. Then they talk about winning a cruise, and then giving them wonderful reviews and also sharing it with your friends and family. The whole thing is they are trying to get you to say "YES" to any one of their questions. They'll constantly ask, "Can you hear me okay?" Reply with a "No" or "Mmm-hm", or the like. Every time you reply with anything other than a "Yes", they change the subject and ask a hidden "Yes or No" question. I had them going for a solid 15 minutes, because I kept saying "No" or "Kinda" when they'd ask, "Can You hear me alright?" "Sort of"... ###LoL **UPDATE** **I WAS SPAM CALLED AGAIN, JUST A FEW MINUTES AGO.** CALL 2: (860) 400-1739 (Middle Eastern accent) "Hello, my name is Ben and I'm calling about an issue you are having with your Windows program. Are you at your computer now?" Me: I don't even own a computer. I'm poor. (I honestly don't own one.) *click* Call 3: (507) 204-5564 (They spammed me.) Me: *answers* "What's up?" (Female, American accent) Caller: "Hi there! Can you hear me?" Me: "A little bit." Caller: .... Caller: "I'm calling with Medicaid Insuran-- Hello?" Me: "Ma'am?" Caller: I just wanted to make sure you can hear me yes or no? Me: ... Caller: ...