I had a call on a bike I had advertised from an AT&T operator. Someone was doing an Internet call; I
had never experienced this before, where the operator translates what the person is typing in over
the Internet. Rude and time-consuming way to communicate if you ask me. When it was all said and
done it was just a new twist on an old scam where they were going to send an overpayment and wanted
funds back. Kelly
Recumbent bicycles · Public discussion
New twist on old scam!
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I had a call on a bike I had advertised from an AT&T operator. Someone was doing an Internet call;
I had never experienced this before, where the operator translates what the person is typing in
over the Internet. Rude and time-consuming way to communicate if you ask me. When it was all said
and done it was just a new twist on an old scam where they were going to send an overpayment and
wanted funds back.Well at least they save on the phonebills. ;-)
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