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Uncle Mick · 07-10-2004, 22:58

If youre in the mood for a bit of fun/revenge or just spiteful try this.......

Tell the caller that your number is ex-directory, even if its not
Demand to know where they got your phone number from
Quote the Data Protection Act 1998. Demand a copy of all the details they hold on you
Ask for their name
Tell them they are lying as someone working in an Indian call centre will not be called Gerald
Ask them for their real name
Ask for their home phone number as you have to make an official complaint
Keep the conversation going until their voice has reached falsetto....then
Ask to speak to their superviser
Repeat the above
I know its petty, but if they want to waste my time i`m damn sure I can play that game too

07-10-2004, 22:58	#11
Uncle Mick Full Member+ Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: "Up here in the North of England" Posts: 703 Liked: 3 times Rep Power: 1919	Re: Nuisance telephone calls. If youre in the mood for a bit of fun/revenge or just spiteful try this....... Tell the caller that your number is ex-directory, even if its not Demand to know where they got your phone number from Quote the Data Protection Act 1998. Demand a copy of all the details they hold on you Ask for their name Tell them they are lying as someone working in an Indian call centre will not be called Gerald Ask them for their real name Ask for their home phone number as you have to make an official complaint Keep the conversation going until their voice has reached falsetto....then Ask to speak to their superviser Repeat the above I know its petty, but if they want to waste my time i`m damn sure I can play that game too __________________ " Crashes "