17079555902 and 12025686248. Enjoy!
707-955-5902 rang once and disconnected.
202-568-6248 rang once and disconnected.
Oh, well, I tried! Maybe they are flooded or maybe they are on to us!
I’m starting to wonder if the scammers are able to see if we are using FireRTC or not. There have been a LOT of times when I have called and immediately get a “Call Rejected” message on Fire, but if I use a land line, they answer right away. Same goes for the more advanced call centers where you here a “chime-like” noice when they pick up. Often times, regardless of my caller ID, they just hang up. Any techies out there know if this is something they are able to do?
@6flagsray#25393 I’ve been curious about this too - sometimes if I dial with a SIP phone through Twilio immediately after trying to dial with FireRTC, I get connected immediately. There’s more to this than I can see anyway.
@6flagsray#25393 I am using a burner number on my cell phone and I usually get through. I think I get blocked once they have my number and if I am calling back the same call center and they are just using a different number I don’t get thru. I keep a record of every number I call so I don’t repeat. My burner number is good for one month and then poof its gone and I start a new one in another state with another address and info.
@SeventhCube2832#25464 I tried that but for some reason my tablet and computer give some kind of echo that they hear and they accuse me of using a speakerphone and hang up. I will have to try it again. Maybe I can make some kind of adjustment. With my burner, I know the number/area and have a pre written script I use so if they ask me something off the fly, like where I go to school, I can answer correctly. I know they are Googling it as I speak and checking if I am telling the truth.
@SeventhCube2832#25486 The device speaker. Is that the problem? Should I have headphones? Should I mike it also?
@SeventhCube2832#25491 Thank you so much for your help!!