Jan 21, 2023
I feel like I literally get 3000 scam calls day so sometimes I entertain it and let the class answer for me😂🤷🏾♀️
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I feel like I literally get 3000 scam calls day so sometimes I entertain it and let the class answer for me😂🤷🏾♀️
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Telemarketers tend to not to call me back
Just accepted a scam call with the explicit purpose of testing my girl voice on the scammer
And guys
HE CALLED ME MA'AM
I'M SO HAPPY MY VOICE PASSED!!!
AND I'VE ONLY BEEN VOICE TRAINING FOR ABOUT A MONTH
WOOOHOOOOO!!!!
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"Look at the bottom left corner of your computer screen; what do you see?" - there's nothing there; I'm running stock XFCE, "type here to search" what are you talking about?
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Eventually they thought to ask me whether it was a Windows or Linux machine that I was using, and told for me to look at my phone instead; at that point I hung up. Next time I'll insist that I talk to someone from Google because it's a google phone.
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