Telemarketer revenge
Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2006 11:51 pm
I've told people I died before but that was way over the top.
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Posted: Wed Oct 18, 2006 1:32 am
That's a good one.
I've told people I died before but that was way over the top.
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I've told people I died before but that was way over the top.
F.
Posted: Wed Oct 18, 2006 2:37 am
I feel really bad for those guys, those telemarketters take alot of #####.
:)
Posted: Wed Oct 18, 2006 3:33 am
I had tears rolling out of my eyes laughing
Man that was perfect!
Man that was perfect!
Posted: Mon Oct 30, 2006 6:22 am
I have a friend who tells them he has a diarrhea and then leaves the phone sitting there.
I don't feel all that bad, to be honest.
I've done telemarketing, and if someone didn't want to talk to me, fine.
But I had a call once from a lawn care company, and I told them up front that I wasn't a big lawn person.
They continued on. "What could be better about your lawn?"
It was the middle of winter. "Well, the snow on it is kind of a drag."
They proceeded to tell me that they were working on expanding into snow removal. "What else?"
"Well, I have two dogs. If there weren't any dog mess on the lawn, that'd be great."
The problem with telemarketers, really, is that they don't listen. I was not interested, and anyone with any sense would have noticed that from the start. If I tell you I'm not a lawn person, I'm not a lawn person, and there's nothing you can do to change my outlook.
Geez. . .
I don't feel all that bad, to be honest.
I've done telemarketing, and if someone didn't want to talk to me, fine.
But I had a call once from a lawn care company, and I told them up front that I wasn't a big lawn person.
They continued on. "What could be better about your lawn?"
It was the middle of winter. "Well, the snow on it is kind of a drag."
They proceeded to tell me that they were working on expanding into snow removal. "What else?"
"Well, I have two dogs. If there weren't any dog mess on the lawn, that'd be great."
The problem with telemarketers, really, is that they don't listen. I was not interested, and anyone with any sense would have noticed that from the start. If I tell you I'm not a lawn person, I'm not a lawn person, and there's nothing you can do to change my outlook.
Geez. . .