by Roger | Jan 31, 2016 | Blog, JollyRogerTelephone
First – a word about caller-id in North America. All telephone numbers consist of a three-digit areacode and a seven digit local number. The local number must start with a 2 through 9. Unfortunately, caller-ids are easy to spoof so scammer-telemarketers will...
by Roger | Jan 27, 2016 | Blog, JollyRogerTelephone
I created this robot to waste telemarketer time. But soon after I set up a dedicated number to it, I received these three calls from a blocked number. Apparently he had received a missed call from the number I just procured. I guess my robot, as polite as it is, just...
by Roger | Jan 26, 2016 | Blog, JollyRogerTelephone
This guy is probably the nicest caller to my robot. He’s not technically a telemarketer, but got caught by an unused number that I had in my PBX. He is on the phone for so long that the robot restarted and when he figured out that he was not speaking with a real...
by Roger | Jan 21, 2016 | Blog, JollyRogerTelephone
This was a great compliment from a telemarketer who figured out this robot – at 1:30 he is the best so far. Rather than screw around with it, get angry, or prank his co-workers (some of those are coming up later), he laughs along for a while. He mumbled that he...
by Roger | Jan 20, 2016 | Blog, JollyRogerTelephone
This appears to be a common problem for many of you. A call comes into your mobile from an innocuous number. Maybe your’re self employed. Maybe this is a client or vendor. So you answer and get a recording that says “hi this is Sharon, your local Google...
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