QUOTE(MegaCanonF @ May 7 2024, 02:23 PM)
Agree. If it's important enough, there'll be a human being at the end of the other line... But beware, sometimes, that human being is also a scammer!
Is it Madani calling me ?
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QUOTE(gashout @ May 8 2024, 03:44 AM) Picking up calls is the start of disaster. Read all headlines. It’s gotten so bad that I make my bank relationship managers call me twice (for voice log transactions, they have to call from an office landline, so I don’t have that number stored on my phone as it changes) - first on their handphones which I do have their numbers recorded, then, again from the official office landline in quick succession, to confirm my order via voice log. When you pick up calls. They're all prepared and you aren't. You won't have time to react. This is ambush. Like predator and prey game. And with AI. Just for you to say hello or a few words, they can fake your voice then create calls to your family members seeking ransom. It's so real your family members may fall into trap. Also some calls charge money to your bills. Not picking up calls removes all possible threats I've stated above. I usually then check the numbers to ascertain where it's from. If safe, then I'll initiate call back. I can’t afford to take the risk of falling prey to a scam call! gashout liked this post
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