USDA monitoring this forum?

[Folly's place]

Exactly! Never say 'yes'!!!

 

[Kiki]

Hi USDA!
I am Kiki in the Houston area. Call me.

 

[Ursuline Chick]

This morning, at about 4:30 AM, I got a text from a"cute old looking 28 year old female looking for a hook up today, just for oral" I was advised to call back if I was interested.
I deleted it and was told by my DD that I was "Porn Bombed" ?
I have never used my computer for Porn.

 

[Kiki]

This morning, at about 4:30 AM, I got a text from a"cute old looking 28 year old female looking for a hook up today, just for oral" I was advised to call back if I was interested.
I deleted it and was told by my DD that I was "Porn Bombed" ?
I have never used my computer for Porn.

I got this nice call today.

 

[Ascholten]

Maybe that young girl just wanted to sit and talk over a cup of coffee? or maybe she just wanted to listen to you talk? Are you sure you understood her, she didn't say Aurally? we all know how well wimmin listen to us menfolk, im sure that's what she wanted to do

Aaron

 

[tripletfeb]

My husband and I pay a few dollars a month for Verizon caller ID, it shows who's calling even if they aren't in your contacts. Well, I got a phone call from Cook's Correctional Facility yesterday. Don't even know where that's at and have no one in jail. For shitz and giggles, I answered, "County morgue, you kill em, we chill em!" It was an automated voice that said my account has been hacked. Now the scammers are using legit numbers from companies and trying to scam us!

 

[Ascholten]

Be very careful on the prison one, they can actually call from a jail phone and if you do answer, it gets charged to you collect, at stupid expensive prices, and then they can do some button magic and make several calls on your dime.

Caller ID is easily spoofed, all one needs to do is type in a code and they can then type in any name / number they want it to say. There was legislation at one time to make it where phone companies would automatically BLOCK calls that had fraudulent info on them, but it went nowhere. The $^%$#%$ ers would rather help the scammers, then charge you the extra money to stop it rather than just do the right thing up front.

Aaron

 

[tripletfeb]

Be very careful on the prison one, they can actually call from a jail phone and if you do answer, it gets charged to you collect, at stupid expensive prices, and then they can do some button magic and make several calls on your dime.

Caller ID is easily spoofed, all one needs to do is type in a code and they can then type in any name / number they want it to say. There was legislation at one time to make it where phone companies would automatically BLOCK calls that had fraudulent info on them, but it went nowhere. The $^%$#%$ ers would rather help the scammers, then charge you the extra money to stop it rather than just do the right thing up front.

Aaron

How would they collect call on a cell phone and make you pay?

 

[springvalley123]

How would they collect call on a cell phone and make you pay?

the inmates usually have an account with money on it so they can call. when they run out of money they can try to call collect, but the callee has to agree to accept the charges in order for them to put the call through.

 

[Ascholten]

You can accept collect calls on a cell phone, it is billed to your provider to pass onto you. Just like you can order stuff online via their stores and it gets thrown onto your monthly bill. Many people have just cell phones now, and ditched the landline so they make it easy to slam you there too.

Aaron