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Classic: Hindi accented man named "Chad" looking for " owner of dah cumpewter." It would seem that Chad was trying to warn me about reports he received regarding viruses that the bad old Internet put on my computer. It also sounded like he was sitting in a call center filled with a bunch of "Chads" jibbering in heavily-accented voices in the background. The call occurred at 8:00 AM the morning after Super Bowl Sunday. When asked, Chad claimed to be a sports fan, yet, didn't seem to know who Tom Brady was, or what to do with the topic of the Super Bowl. Obviously Chad is a Bills fan...
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Grandson scam. Not very good. i have heard better.
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Calls every hour, no one on the line, no message.
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Called and said he was my oldest grandson. I said I'm not old enough to have a grandson. He said, I'm just messin' with you, it's your oldest grand uncle. I told him he was drunk and go away.
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Same scam Oldest Grandson, I don't have one. I didn't see a name so I said I was Arty's Pizza.
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Caller said he was my grandson and was in an accident in Las Vegas. Realized not true. He hung up on me.
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