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telemarketeers from banks
- Thread starter zhihau
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I received these kind of calls almost everyday and even from banks that I dont have dealing with. Their usually us private number, no number to call back. They will always started with praising you like you are one of the lucky million selected by the bank bla bla bla. Now they use pinoys and indians. The best thing to do is, you ask them to mail the details to you and dont give your email address. Because if they are geunine they should know your email add if not they are just another agent selling products for banks. You will see that they will not call you again and the email will not reach your mail box. Period
were these folks persistent in bugging you to sign up for any of the credit cards or products?
Not so much abt Credit card but money line, insurance, investment. This afternoon I received one from Pinoy but slang like ang moh asking me to sign insurance but when I asked to email to my address he said he cant due to this insurance is special?????? I told him I am buying an insurance and yet I cannot know what is the fine line? I hanged up on him. Usually I let him talk because I know how pathetic telemarketeers are. So give chance let him talk but i put on speaker phone and do other things....
unkind? i've got a Pinoy wasting my time, costing me my phone bills and refusing to put down despite the fact i've told him repeatedly i'm not interested.
he finally relented and said "thank you" after i told him i do not wish to slam the phone on anyone.
i got a call from citibank recently, asking me about my shop and trying to get me into some kind of scheme, i have no idea what is it so i didnt really bother to understand what the lady is trying to say.
What surprises me is that this shop i have already sold it 7 years ago, dont understand how they still can link it to me and pester me. Must be so desperate until have to dig out some ancient records to find sales.
The Singapore ones still ok. Not sure if this had happened to you before or not. I got Telemarketing call from Taiwan (does not sound PRC, sound Southern Taiwanese). Dunno a f**k what they sell. I politely tell them "No" and before I could finish the damn sentence, they replied in a rude manner and then hang up the phone. Kanna twice liao.
Got once, this Taiwanese bitch mistakeningly call me again on the same day, after slaming down the phone on me earlier. KNNB.. I just disconnected my hp when she was talking!
Usually, I am nice to Telemarketers because these people are making a living, althoug some annoy me at times..
Got once, this Taiwanese bitch mistakeningly call me again on the same day, after slaming down the phone on me earlier. KNNB.. I just disconnected my hp when she was talking!
Usually, I am nice to Telemarketers because these people are making a living, althoug some annoy me at times..
getting more and more of these nuisance calls! they even called my house!!! knn! they are really desperate....buy what at this depressive time!!!
the other nuisance group are people who called you to buy new and special developments!!! special discounts for early birds!!! early birds your head lah!!!
i just tell them: not interested and hang up!
what sort of selling tactic is this? people get fed up!!!
the other nuisance group are people who called you to buy new and special developments!!! special discounts for early birds!!! early birds your head lah!!!
i just tell them: not interested and hang up!
what sort of selling tactic is this? people get fed up!!!
Why lie about yourself? It will come back to you one day.
Just hang up. Don't have to talk.
i enjoy telling them this:
yes i love to apply but i am a bankrupt you see, can I apply ---> they close the conversation faster than I can say "please"
or
oh sure, i will think about it after my appointment at IMH...
yes i love to apply but i am a bankrupt you see, can I apply ---> they close the conversation faster than I can say "please"
or
oh sure, i will think about it after my appointment at IMH...
ditto, see above
They will know your email address even if tehy are NOT genuine. As far as I am aware staff of institutions sells data bank to vendors for personal gains.
I usually ask such cold callers to hang on, then 3 mins later again to hold on again for another while.........and again and again if he/she is still hanging on.....just to frustrate them. They pay the phone bills.
i got 1 v polite guy (sounded like a chinese singaporean) claiming to be from RBS who tried to sell me insurance.
he got me at the right time, cos' i was in a good mood after a nice dinner.
i will go a curt "no thanks, no thanks" + <cut line> on any calls from foreigner-sounding aliens.
cos':
1. waste of time - gonna be one chicken and one half-bred duck.
2. singaporeans need the job more than them.
They can get pretty irritating sometimes, and they like to bug you during office hours. Sometimes, these idiots can't even tell if it's an overseas ringtone, while you're away on business trips.
How do I keep the conversation short:
- Sorry, I'm in a business meeting now!
- Sorry, I don't meet the MAS minimum annual income cap
- Sorry, I'm already a cardholder of your bank
- Sorry, already taken 1 with another bank
- Sorry, I'm in the process of migration
I just tell them I am Bankrupt...
My case worse, since I live overseas, but got a sintel number for business. They call up, it waste my $$$$!
Always ask them where they calling from, tell them to take my name off calling list. They are not calling from banks themselves, but from some telemarketing companies.
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