[Ignoramus3246]

Someone contacted me saying "I wanna buy your product" and I told him
what I have for sale. Here's his reply.

``Hello Igor,

Thank you for your email back and i will like you to get back to me
with the total cost of 6pcs of the electric 115 VAC turboejaculator
hand pumps which have price is $1,300 without shipping cost because i
will be recommending a shipping company who will be coming in for pick
up to the delivery address and also i will like to know if you accept
credit card as a form of payment.Hope to read back from you soon with
the total cost of that,so we can proceed with the order.

Thank You,

Jeff Johnson''

[Rich Grise]

On Thu, 30 Sep 2010 17:14:59 -0500, Ignoramus3246 wrote:

Someone contacted me saying "I wanna buy your product" and I told him what
I have for sale. Here's his reply.

``Hello Igor,

Thank you for your email back and i will like you to get back to me with
the total cost of 6pcs of the electric 115 VAC turboejaculator hand pumps
which have price is $1,300 without shipping cost because i will be
recommending a shipping company who will be coming in for pick up to the
delivery address and also i will like to know if you accept credit card as
a form of payment.Hope to read back from you soon with the total cost of
that,so we can proceed with the order.

Thank You,

Jeff Johnson''

If they're paying those prices, offer to be a rep for these guys:
http://www.funwaysmarketing.com/PRODUCTS/products.htm

If they need only manual pumps, tell them OK, and contact me - I
work at a professional fab shop, and we can make anything! :-)

(and we can make a jerkoff pump for considerably less than $1300
"a pop"!)

Good Luck!
Rich

[dan]

What's that Lassie? You say that Ignoramus3246 fell down the old
rec.crafts.metalworking mine and will die if we don't mount a rescue
by Thu, 30 Sep 2010 17:14:59 -0500:

Someone contacted me saying "I wanna buy your product" and I told him
what I have for sale. Here's his reply.

snip

Total scam of course.
--

Dan H.
northshore MA.

[Snag[_3_]]

dan wrote:
What's that Lassie? You say that Ignoramus3246 fell down the old
rec.crafts.metalworking mine and will die if we don't mount a rescue
by Thu, 30 Sep 2010 17:14:59 -0500:

Someone contacted me saying "I wanna buy your product" and I told him
what I have for sale. Here's his reply.

snip

Total scam of course.
--

Dan H.
northshore MA.

I think he already knew that Dan .

--
Snag
Wannabe Machinist

[Michael Koblic[_2_]]

"Buerste" wrote in message
...

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advance upon receipt of order. Shipping if free anywhere in the world.
Please send cash or certified check to place an order. We can "Rush"
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THE MINIMUM ORDER IS 271 PIECES......... you can't order just 3 pieces,
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I have a guy (actually several, about 3 a day on average) who wants to
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Campbell River, BC

[Jim Wilkins]

On Sep 30, 8:56*pm, "Snag" wrote:
dan wrote:
...

Someone contacted me saying "I wanna buy your product" and I told him
what I have for sale. Here's his reply.

snip

Total scam of course.

I think he already knew that Dan .

--
Snag
Wannabe Machinist

Or some pudgy 13-year-old is now giggling so hard he wet himself.

[cavelamb]

Rich Grise wrote:
On Thu, 30 Sep 2010 17:14:59 -0500, Ignoramus3246 wrote:

Someone contacted me saying "I wanna buy your product" and I told him what
I have for sale. Here's his reply.

``Hello Igor,

Thank you for your email back and i will like you to get back to me with
the total cost of 6pcs of the electric 115 VAC turboejaculator hand pumps
which have price is $1,300 without shipping cost because i will be
recommending a shipping company who will be coming in for pick up to the
delivery address and also i will like to know if you accept credit card as
a form of payment.Hope to read back from you soon with the total cost of
that,so we can proceed with the order.

Thank You,

Jeff Johnson''

If they're paying those prices, offer to be a rep for these guys:
http://www.funwaysmarketing.com/PRODUCTS/products.htm

If they need only manual pumps, tell them OK, and contact me - I
work at a professional fab shop, and we can make anything! :-)

(and we can make a jerkoff pump for considerably less than $1300
"a pop"!)

Good Luck!
Rich




A portable milking machine costs less than $800.
And that serves four simultaneously...


--

Richard Lamb

[anorton]

"Ignoramus3246" wrote in message
...
Someone contacted me saying "I wanna buy your product" and I told him
what I have for sale. Here's his reply.

``Hello Igor,

Thank you for your email back and i will like you to get back to me
with the total cost of 6pcs of the electric 115 VAC turboejaculator
hand pumps which have price is $1,300 without shipping cost because i
will be recommending a shipping company who will be coming in for pick
up to the delivery address and also i will like to know if you accept
credit card as a form of payment.Hope to read back from you soon with
the total cost of that,so we can proceed with the order.

Thank You,

Jeff Johnson''

Sounds much more fun than the turboencabulator.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...lator_pg_2.jpg

Now, if you could just combine the specifications of the two, you would have
a really great product.

[[email protected]]

On Sep 30, 8:23*pm, CaveLamb wrote:
Rich Grise wrote:
On Thu, 30 Sep 2010 17:14:59 -0500, Ignoramus3246 wrote:

Someone contacted me saying "I wanna buy your product" and I told him what
I have for sale. Here's his reply.

``Hello Igor,

Thank you for your email back and i will like you to get back to me with
the total cost of 6pcs of the electric 115 VAC turboejaculator hand pumps
which have price is $1,300 without shipping cost because i will be
recommending a shipping company who will be coming in for pick up to the
delivery address and also i will like to know if you accept credit card as
a form of payment.Hope to read back from you soon with the total cost of
that,so we can proceed with the order.

Thank You,

Jeff Johnson''

If they're paying those prices, offer to be a rep for these guys:
http://www.funwaysmarketing.com/PRODUCTS/products.htm

If they need only manual pumps, tell them OK, and contact me - I
work at a professional fab shop, and we can make anything! :-)

(and we can make a jerkoff pump for considerably less than $1300
"a pop"!)

Good Luck!
Rich

A portable milking machine costs less than $800.
And that serves four simultaneously...

--

Richard Lamb

Not if it's a goat machine!!!
Paul

[ATP]

"CaveLamb" wrote in message
m...
Rich Grise wrote:
On Thu, 30 Sep 2010 17:14:59 -0500, Ignoramus3246 wrote:

Someone contacted me saying "I wanna buy your product" and I told him
what
I have for sale. Here's his reply.

``Hello Igor,

Thank you for your email back and i will like you to get back to me with
the total cost of 6pcs of the electric 115 VAC turboejaculator hand
pumps
which have price is $1,300 without shipping cost because i will be
recommending a shipping company who will be coming in for pick up to the
delivery address and also i will like to know if you accept credit card
as
a form of payment.Hope to read back from you soon with the total cost of
that,so we can proceed with the order.

Thank You,

Jeff Johnson''

If they're paying those prices, offer to be a rep for these guys:
http://www.funwaysmarketing.com/PRODUCTS/products.htm

If they need only manual pumps, tell them OK, and contact me - I
work at a professional fab shop, and we can make anything! :-)

(and we can make a jerkoff pump for considerably less than $1300
"a pop"!)

Good Luck!
Rich




A portable milking machine costs less than $800.
And that serves four simultaneously...


that would be gayer than Tyler Clementi

[Jon Elson[_3_]]

On 09/30/2010 05:14 PM, Ignoramus3246 wrote:
Someone contacted me saying "I wanna buy your product" and I told him
what I have for sale. Here's his reply.

``Hello Igor,

Thank you for your email back and i will like you to get back to me
with the total cost of 6pcs of the electric 115 VAC turboejaculator
hand pumps which have price is $1,300 without shipping cost because i
will be recommending a shipping company who will be coming in for pick
up to the delivery address and also i will like to know if you accept
credit card as a form of payment.Hope to read back from you soon with
the total cost of that,so we can proceed with the order.
Yeah, I have been getting these requests for a while, now. The usual is
they want to buy something from me, but then ask for a link to my
store so they can select the items. Obviously, if they have NO IDEA
what I actually sell, how could they possibly know they one to buy some
of it?

I don't know what the real deal is. I was guessing they just want to
get ANY response, as that indicates they have a valid email address.
But, you got an actual response back, although it might be a
computer-generated one, if their program is that smart. So, what is the
deal?
They want to pay you with a stolen credit card #, and have you ship
"something" to them via their preferred carrier?

Presumably the shipper shows up REAL QUICK to pick up, before the credit
card is verified, and you are supposed to be flustered and let them have it.

Jon

[Ignoramus32343]

On 2010-10-01, Jon Elson wrote:
On 09/30/2010 05:14 PM, Ignoramus3246 wrote:
Someone contacted me saying "I wanna buy your product" and I told him
what I have for sale. Here's his reply.

``Hello Igor,

Thank you for your email back and i will like you to get back to me
with the total cost of 6pcs of the electric 115 VAC turboejaculator
hand pumps which have price is $1,300 without shipping cost because i
will be recommending a shipping company who will be coming in for pick
up to the delivery address and also i will like to know if you accept
credit card as a form of payment.Hope to read back from you soon with
the total cost of that,so we can proceed with the order.
Yeah, I have been getting these requests for a while, now. The usual is
they want to buy something from me, but then ask for a link to my
store so they can select the items. Obviously, if they have NO IDEA
what I actually sell, how could they possibly know they one to buy some
of it?

I don't know what the real deal is. I was guessing they just want
to get ANY response, as that indicates they have a valid email
address. But, you got an actual response back, although it might be
a computer-generated one, if their program is that smart. So, what
is the deal? They want to pay you with a stolen credit card #, and
have you ship "something" to them via their preferred carrier?

Very simple. They buy stuff with stolen credit cards, and pay extra
for shipping and ask you to wire the shipping fee to their "shipper"
(actually themselves). This is all what they want, they do not care to
get any turboejaculator hand pumps. They just want to get shipping fees
sent to them.

The one guy whose location I could ascertain was from Lagos.

i

Presumably the shipper shows up REAL QUICK to pick up, before the credit
card is verified, and you are supposed to be flustered and let them have it.

Jon

[Glenn Lyford]

I have a guy (actually several, about 3 a day on average) who wants to
deposit $15,000,000 in my account. Can I use it as a down payment?

For that, you could get Boardwalk AND Park Place ...

[Jon Elson]

Ignoramus32343 wrote:
Very simple. They buy stuff with stolen credit cards, and pay extra
for shipping and ask you to wire the shipping fee to their "shipper"
(actually themselves). This is all what they want, they do not care to
get any turboejaculator hand pumps. They just want to get shipping fees
sent to them.

Ah ha! So, that's how the scam works. I was wondering, but didn't
bother to
investigate, I just dump the spam. I have gotten a number of these
weird requests
in the last couple weeks, asking me to send them a link to my store so
they could
order something, or asking me to provide all sorts of odd gear, Fluke
meters or
commerial industrial test gear of that sort, which I don't sell. They
may have gotten
my company out of some kind of list that indicates I sell electrical
gear. I had
to register as a government contractor to get paid for some units I'm
making, and
I think that got me on a LOT of lists I'd rather not be on.
The one guy whose location I could ascertain was from Lagos.

No surprise!

Jon

[Ignoramus8793]

On 2010-10-04, Jon Elson wrote:
Ignoramus32343 wrote:
Very simple. They buy stuff with stolen credit cards, and pay extra
for shipping and ask you to wire the shipping fee to their "shipper"
(actually themselves). This is all what they want, they do not care to
get any turboejaculator hand pumps. They just want to get shipping fees
sent to them.

Ah ha! So, that's how the scam works. I was wondering, but didn't
bother to investigate, I just dump the spam. I have gotten a number
of these weird requests in the last couple weeks, asking me to send
them a link to my store so they could order something, or asking me
to provide all sorts of odd gear, Fluke meters or commerial
industrial test gear of that sort, which I don't sell. They may
have gotten my company out of some kind of list that indicates I
sell electrical gear. I had to register as a government contractor
to get paid for some units I'm making, and I think that got me on a
LOT of lists I'd rather not be on.

My company Algebra, Inc, is not even in Dun and Bradstreen catalog,
and yet I get the same junk.

i

The one guy whose location I could ascertain was from Lagos.

No surprise!

Jon

[DoN. Nichols[_2_]]

On 2010-10-04, Jon Elson wrote:
Ignoramus32343 wrote:
Very simple. They buy stuff with stolen credit cards, and pay extra
for shipping and ask you to wire the shipping fee to their "shipper"
(actually themselves). This is all what they want, they do not care to
get any turboejaculator hand pumps. They just want to get shipping fees
sent to them.

Ah ha! So, that's how the scam works. I was wondering, but didn't
bother to
investigate, I just dump the spam.

[ ... ]

They
may have gotten
my company out of some kind of list that indicates I sell electrical
gear. I had
to register as a government contractor to get paid for some units I'm
making, and

Don't bet on it. I get these too -- and I don't have *anything*
for sale -- just I'm the owner of my own ".com" domain, and they may
have gotten my e-mail address from there.

It is amazing some of the things that they seem to think that I
sell. :-)

Enjoy,
DoN.

--
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Email: | Voice (all times): (703) 938-4564
(too) near Washington D.C. | http://www.d-and-d.com/dnichols/DoN.html
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[Michael A. Terrell]

"DoN. Nichols" wrote:

On 2010-10-04, Jon Elson wrote:
Ignoramus32343 wrote:
Very simple. They buy stuff with stolen credit cards, and pay extra
for shipping and ask you to wire the shipping fee to their "shipper"
(actually themselves). This is all what they want, they do not care to
get any turboejaculator hand pumps. They just want to get shipping fees
sent to them.

Ah ha! So, that's how the scam works. I was wondering, but didn't
bother to
investigate, I just dump the spam.

[ ... ]

They
may have gotten
my company out of some kind of list that indicates I sell electrical
gear. I had
to register as a government contractor to get paid for some units I'm
making, and

Don't bet on it. I get these too -- and I don't have *anything*
for sale -- just I'm the owner of my own ".com" domain, and they may
have gotten my e-mail address from there.

It is amazing some of the things that they seem to think that I
sell. :-)


I had one that wanted to buy 30,000 1/100A 3AG fuses, but didn't know
my company's name. That's understandable, since it was closed over 15
years ago.


--
Politicians should only get paid if the budget is balanced, and there is
enough left over to pay them.

[Ned Simmons]

On Sun, 03 Oct 2010 21:09:55 -0500, Ignoramus8793
wrote:


My company Algebra, Inc, is not even in Dun and Bradstreen catalog,
and yet I get the same junk.

Dun & Bradstreet, now *there's* a scam.

--
Ned Simmons

[Michael A. Terrell]

Ned Simmons wrote:

On Sun, 03 Oct 2010 21:09:55 -0500, Ignoramus8793
wrote:


My company Algebra, Inc, is not even in Dun and Bradstreen catalog,
and yet I get the same junk.

Dun & Bradstreet, now *there's* a scam.


Definitely. They used to bug the crap out of me when I owned an
industrial electronics repair business. All they want is you money, and
the more tribute you pay, the more they praise your company. I told
them to shove it, and hung up every time they called.


--
Politicians should only get paid if the budget is balanced, and there is
enough left over to pay them.

[Ignoramus17745]

On 2010-10-04, Michael A. Terrell wrote:

Ned Simmons wrote:

On Sun, 03 Oct 2010 21:09:55 -0500, Ignoramus8793
wrote:


My company Algebra, Inc, is not even in Dun and Bradstreen catalog,
and yet I get the same junk.

Dun & Bradstreet, now *there's* a scam.


Definitely. They used to bug the crap out of me when I owned an
industrial electronics repair business. All they want is you money, and
the more tribute you pay, the more they praise your company. I told
them to shove it, and hung up every time they called.

I do the same, but more politely.

i

[Michael A. Terrell]

Ignoramus17745 wrote:

On 2010-10-04, Michael A. Terrell wrote:

Ned Simmons wrote:

On Sun, 03 Oct 2010 21:09:55 -0500, Ignoramus8793
wrote:


My company Algebra, Inc, is not even in Dun and Bradstreen catalog,
and yet I get the same junk.

Dun & Bradstreet, now *there's* a scam.


Definitely. They used to bug the crap out of me when I owned an
industrial electronics repair business. All they want is you money, and
the more tribute you pay, the more they praise your company. I told
them to shove it, and hung up every time they called.

I do the same, but more politely.


This was 25 to 30 years ago and polite never worked with their
telemarketers. You either signed up an paid or told them off. They
would stay on the phone for over an hour if you would let them. I
rarely had time to talk to them, and only one phone line. I lost
business because they wouldn't shut up. A couple times I told them I
was busy and waiting for a call and hung up. They would call right back
and keep using their high pressure crap to try to get their commission.


--
Politicians should only get paid if the budget is balanced, and there is
enough left over to pay them.

[Ignoramus17745]

On 2010-10-04, Michael A. Terrell wrote:

Ignoramus17745 wrote:

On 2010-10-04, Michael A. Terrell wrote:

Ned Simmons wrote:

On Sun, 03 Oct 2010 21:09:55 -0500, Ignoramus8793
wrote:


My company Algebra, Inc, is not even in Dun and Bradstreen catalog,
and yet I get the same junk.

Dun & Bradstreet, now *there's* a scam.


Definitely. They used to bug the crap out of me when I owned an
industrial electronics repair business. All they want is you money, and
the more tribute you pay, the more they praise your company. I told
them to shove it, and hung up every time they called.

I do the same, but more politely.


This was 25 to 30 years ago and polite never worked with their
telemarketers. You either signed up an paid or told them off. They
would stay on the phone for over an hour if you would let them. I
rarely had time to talk to them, and only one phone line. I lost
business because they wouldn't shut up. A couple times I told them I
was busy and waiting for a call and hung up. They would call right back
and keep using their high pressure crap to try to get their commission.



Just curious, what high pressure tactics? You have the money they have
no leverage?

[Rich Grise]

On Mon, 04 Oct 2010 17:53:05 -0400, Michael A. Terrell wrote:
Ignoramus17745 wrote:
On 2010-10-04, Michael A. Terrell wrote:
Ned Simmons wrote:
On Sun, 03 Oct 2010 21:09:55 -0500, Ignoramus8793

My company Algebra, Inc, is not even in Dun and Bradstreen catalog,
and yet I get the same junk.

Dun & Bradstreet, now *there's* a scam.

Definitely. They used to bug the crap out of me when I owned an
industrial electronics repair business. All they want is you money, and
the more tribute you pay, the more they praise your company. I told
them to shove it, and hung up every time they called.

I do the same, but more politely.

This was 25 to 30 years ago and polite never worked with their
telemarketers. You either signed up an paid or told them off. They
would stay on the phone for over an hour if you would let them. I
rarely had time to talk to them, and only one phone line. I lost
business because they wouldn't shut up. A couple times I told them I
was busy and waiting for a call and hung up. They would call right back
and keep using their high pressure crap to try to get their commission.

You should pump them. I saw some guy on some TeeVee show who, when he got
a call, would note the time, and say, "I need your name, your supervisor's
name, and the name and address of the company where you're working because
my fee for the use of my personal equipment to do your business is
$1,000.00 per hour."

Cheers!
Rich

[Michael A. Terrell]

Ignoramus17745 wrote:

On 2010-10-04, Michael A. Terrell wrote:

Ignoramus17745 wrote:

On 2010-10-04, Michael A. Terrell wrote:

Ned Simmons wrote:

On Sun, 03 Oct 2010 21:09:55 -0500, Ignoramus8793
wrote:


My company Algebra, Inc, is not even in Dun and Bradstreen catalog,
and yet I get the same junk.

Dun & Bradstreet, now *there's* a scam.


Definitely. They used to bug the crap out of me when I owned an
industrial electronics repair business. All they want is you money, and
the more tribute you pay, the more they praise your company. I told
them to shove it, and hung up every time they called.

I do the same, but more politely.


This was 25 to 30 years ago and polite never worked with their
telemarketers. You either signed up an paid or told them off. They
would stay on the phone for over an hour if you would let them. I
rarely had time to talk to them, and only one phone line. I lost
business because they wouldn't shut up. A couple times I told them I
was busy and waiting for a call and hung up. They would call right back
and keep using their high pressure crap to try to get their commission.



Just curious, what high pressure tactics? You have the money they have
no leverage?


Don't tell me you've never run into a money hungry high pressure
salesman who will tell you anything to make a sale. They were as bad as
the Wall Street Journal.


--
Politicians should only get paid if the budget is balanced, and there is
enough left over to pay them.

[Rich the Cynic]

On Mon, 04 Oct 2010 17:53:05 -0400, Michael A. Terrell wrote:

.... They
would stay on the phone for over an hour if you would let them.

So, tell, me; are you one of those old lonely people who when a
telemarketer calls, are so desperate to hear the sound of a human
voice that you'll chat up the telemarketer because it's better than
sitting at home, all alone, waiting for Godot?

Those people are anathema to telemarketers - they know you're not
going to buy ****, but you're so desperately lonely for company that
you'll engage the telemarketer in some conversation, while he looks
at the clock, too polite to just hang up on you, but already knowing
that he ain't gonna make **** for the ten minutes of his calling time
you've just wasted simply by being so pathetic?

Those people are the reason I quit telemarketing, plus the fact that
I never sold ****.

Thanks,
Rich

[Rich the Cynic]

On Mon, 04 Oct 2010 17:53:05 -0400, Michael A. Terrell wrote:

This was 25 to 30 years ago and polite never worked with their
telemarketers. You either signed up an paid or told them off.

And "Thanks, not interestedclick" wasn't good enough?

Thanks
Rich

[Rich the Cynic]

On Mon, 04 Oct 2010 18:23:49 -0400, Michael A. Terrell wrote:
Ignoramus17745 wrote:

Just curious, what high pressure tactics? You have the money they have
no leverage?

Don't tell me you've never run into a money hungry high pressure
salesman who will tell you anything to make a sale. They were as bad as
the Wall Street Journal.

But, can you identify specifically any particular strategy or ruse that
they used to induce you to do actions that you knew better than to do?

Why was, "Thanks, not interestedclick" not good enough?

Thanks,
Rich

[cavelamb]

Rich the Cynic wrote:
On Mon, 04 Oct 2010 18:23:49 -0400, Michael A. Terrell wrote:
Ignoramus17745 wrote:
Just curious, what high pressure tactics? You have the money they have
no leverage?
Don't tell me you've never run into a money hungry high pressure
salesman who will tell you anything to make a sale. They were as bad as
the Wall Street Journal.

But, can you identify specifically any particular strategy or ruse that
they used to induce you to do actions that you knew better than to do?

Why was, "Thanks, not interestedclick" not good enough?

Thanks,
Rich


no

Unfortunately



--

Richard Lamb

[Michael A. Terrell]

CaveLamb wrote:

Rich the Cynic wrote:

On Mon, 04 Oct 2010 18:23:49 -0400, Michael A. Terrell wrote:

Ignoramus17745 wrote:

Just curious, what high pressure tactics? You have the money they have
no leverage?

Don't tell me you've never run into a money hungry high pressure
salesman who will tell you anything to make a sale. They were as bad as
the Wall Street Journal.

But, can you identify specifically any particular strategy or ruse that
they used to induce you to do actions that you knew better than to do?

Why was, "Thanks, not interestedclick" not good enough?

no

Unfortunately


They just wouldn't take the hint. They were convinced you couldn't
be in business a week without them. I had more credit than I wanted
from my various suppliers. I paid all my bills early, (Which saved me
1.5% on every bill) and I had more work than I could handle at times. I
didn't even have a listed phone number, and I wasn't in the Yellow
pages. All my work came from referrals. One school system sent the
head of their maintenance department to the area I lived to look for my
truck to ask me to put in a bid for the sound system for their stadium.
I won the bid and ended up with all the electronics work for that school
system. Things were great, till I got sick and couldn't climb ladders
or carry 150 pound TVs up two flights of stairs by myself.


--
Politicians should only get paid if the budget is balanced, and there is
enough left over to pay them.

[Gerald Miller]

On Mon, 04 Oct 2010 22:09:24 -0700, Rich the Cynic
wrote:

On Mon, 04 Oct 2010 18:23:49 -0400, Michael A. Terrell wrote:
Ignoramus17745 wrote:

Just curious, what high pressure tactics? You have the money they have
no leverage?

Don't tell me you've never run into a money hungry high pressure
salesman who will tell you anything to make a sale. They were as bad as
the Wall Street Journal.

But, can you identify specifically any particular strategy or ruse that
they used to induce you to do actions that you knew better than to do?

Why was, "Thanks, not interestedclick" not good enough?

Thanks,
Rich
I spell "not interested" with three F's, a C, a K, and the vowels O&U
Gerry :-)}
London, Canada