As a victim of such illegal robocalls, @MehNamesJeff is also entitled to demanding to know the names of the companies placing these nuisance calls on behalf of Medicarians and Sierra Insurance. I think it is fair for him to demand this information.
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Here is, @Mike1212 and @scamterminator2021 , the updated version of the draft email.
Let me know what you both think before I hit send.
Perhaps, reword “America” as the “US”. Also, it will be a good idea to rephrase “particularly those working out of India” to be “particularly foreign-based call center operations”. We do not want to “single out” India. We all know numerous scammers are located there, but I have experienced a fair share of harassment from the Filipinos or Pakistanis too.
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Looks nice, I think. @Mike1212 - what do you think?
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he’s gone offline by the looks of the status’
shall I just hit send or wait longer?
Let’s just wait. Not a big deal if you send it tomorrow.
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imma just send it now…
Hi - I think it’s important to anticipate that they will deflect by saying “we didn’t call you” as it was a contractor who made the call from India. That contractor has many customers that sign up for their service and they rotate where the call ends up, sometimes depending upon state where the broker is licensed. So I’d say “calls that Sierra contracted with an outside agency for which Sierra is responsible and culpable.” For resolution, I’d ask for a list of contractors used for these robo calls so the real culprits can be addressed. Just my 2 pesos.
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Damn Jeff…nice work! Couldn’t have typed it better myself. You certainly do have a gift for words. Good luck once again. I’m eager to see how this plays out.
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Good point. From a legal standpoint, the fact that Sierra contracted foreign-based illegal robocalling call center still makes them liable for TCPA and TSR violations. Many US companies do it and often end up settling with victims of such illegal robocalls.
I spoke with a few TCPA attorneys before about this topic. They all told me that one “should always go after US-based entities who sourced such illegal robocallers”.
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Ah shame, I’ve already sent it and currently still waiting for a reply - however good point. I’ll do my best to “sneak” in back in.
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Thank you my friend, much appreciated! 
Might have to start listing in my CV - “Supreme Email Writer”. 
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Seeing as neither this “Daniel Diaz” legal counsel flop or the Jorge Floppera mug have responded to my separate emails and I’ve been waiting 2+ days - here are my draft follow ups to both of them:
Let me know what you guys think before I hit send - @scamterminator2021 @FrankWest @Mike1212
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Looks good to me.
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sent. 
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Draft response - Let me know what you think before I hit send @scamterminator2021 :
When searching up “Daniel D. Diaz P.A” I found the following by the way:
https://www.floridabar.org/directories/find-mbr/profile/?num=109671
as much as I’d love confirmation from him directly though
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Looks good. I also don’t understand why he is calling your communication “disrespectful”. I saw nothing inappropriate in things you stated.
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Yes, this seems fairly accurate on your end and should be reflective of things you have experienced.
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It is pointless to state the obvious to him now. He is playing games with you and is just using legal “cookie-cutter language”. Your best bet is to complain to authorities in California and Florida about Sierra’s illegal robocalls and copy and paste your entire communication with their officers and attorneys.
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