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Something happened yesterday that made me rethink this...There's an IRS call scam going around where the robocall says they are filing a lawsuit. We've gotten FIVE of those call so far today. Who the hell falls for that crap anyway?
If poeple got smarter, say to the level of a doorknob, this would stop.
I was in line at a 7-11 counter and a guy (about 60yrs old) was in front of me with his son trying to work the card swipe machine. They had been working on it for several minutes before I got in line. It took them another couple minutes while I was waiting. The conversation went like this:
Dad: "So what do these keys do?"
Son: "Enter your pin"
Dad: "OK, my pin is 3-5.."
Son: "Don't say it out loud Dad!!"
Dad: "OK. OK. So 3-5.."
Son: "Dad! Hit clear and start over."
Dad: "How do I hit clear? I already said some of my code."
Son: "No, Dad you have to type the PIN not say it"
Dad: "How does it know it's my card?"
...and on like that.
So to answer your question, that's the kind of person who falls for that crap.