6292251511 - Phillipines call center lies and tells you your warranty has expired and this is last chance to extend. Then they transfer you to shady US guys who almost immediately force you to make a decision to buy the platinum plan for $100 down on you credit card. No call backs, you must decide on the call to say yes. Trying to prey on old people. They are so eager to get your credit card number they don’t even give you the price quote.
Ha hoarded them … Called over and over … Til CALL REJECTED
rick rolling em now,they hate it
still calling them,and their still answering
Theu said will you stop calling here😂 I said goooook
They won’t stop answering. The upfront Filipinos are not the problem, it is the crooked salesmen that the transfer you to that are unethical jerkoffs. The upfront Filipinos are making 20,000 pesos a month reading a script full of the salesmen lies. They are just trying to make a living, the salesmen are trying to screw you.
Blast then with Paul koh lol burp
@Beebe23#134994 20,000 Philippine pesos is around $385.00 A MONTH! Double that amount to pay for infrastructure and call center profits, that comes up to way less than a thousand US dollars a month that the US crooks have to shell out for a full time person screening calls for their salesmen. For an entire month, mind you. Small wonder they outsource that unpleasant task.
These extended warranty and/or extended maintenance contracts have always been abused, making them in most cases a bad deal for consumers. Rip offs, at best, if not outright scams. We've all seen the prices offered by car dealers when you buy a car. Years ago I did some comparison and checked with my credit union that sent out a flyer. Credit Union price was less than 1/2 what the dealer wanted.
My interest here is to get through to the actual salesmen. Any tips to get past the Philippine screeners will go a long way in hitting where it counts. Trolling them doesn't do it.
@jaymee#135030 no trolling is only for your own entertainment. First if you call from the same number you’ll get flagged or blocked. That’s why I hate using my only alternatives…, text now or Google voice. Second just show interest and don’t be ridiculous with make and model (1975 Boeing 747 with 24,000,000 miles) like I have and just be low key. They’re pretty good about sniffing out baiters. Once your call is transferred just try to show genuine interest and waste their time to the point of providing fake credit card numbers. That’s when I turn on my babies crying YouTube video and they figure it out.
@FattyMatty#135113 I hope you’re also using BobRTC. It changes caller IDs every call, so they really can’t block anything.
@NeeP#135170 Sorry, I was never successful in getting transferred. Maybe Beebe23?
@jaymee#135129 I do…that doesn’t block the call but they still hang up immediately
Phone numbers are no longer answering after 2 straight weeks of calling.
To get through, you need to befriend the Filipinos and they let you through. They have a computer system that flags you and they have notes that they put on the call screens like DNC, the number of calls they received from you, or they call you a scammer in the notes, but if you treat the Filipinos with dignity they disregard the notes and put you through repeatedly.
That really angers the salesmen and they start yelling at them at the transfer. Then they take actions and try to make the screeners change the screening process with specific questions like zip codes and city names. Then if it keeps happening, they start firing them which is best because they replace them with newbies and they are even easier to get by.
Typically you can get the Filipinos to change details like your name and car model so you become a different caller with the same number and they get confused and let you through. I can usually spend and hour or two with the same number before they block it.
Persistence is key. Don't be outrageous until you get to the salesmen.
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@Beebe23#135441 Don’t be outrageous until you get to the salesmen.
This reflects NeeP's advise on intelligence gathering. We need to get to the source, and trading insults with the screeners doesn't cut it. I have a 2014 car that I'll try on them soon.
Yeah exactly. It would be interesting who the company behind the screeners is cuz they are most certainly paying the previous call center to make/take the calls