I live in L.A. and got an unsolicited call from a (323) number. Sounded like a Filipino lady. She started by saying something about vaccine goals. I was immediately annoyed and told her "I don't discuss my personal medical history" or some such. She said she wasn't asking about my medical history, she was just calling to set up an appointment for me to get the vaccine. In true amateur style, I told her it's none of her business. She said it was her business. So before my cheese totally slid off my cracker I again said it's none of her business, and to take me off her list and never call me again. I then hung up. So. If I wasn't so annoyed and was thinking clearer, I should have asked her what organization she was with, who was paying her, etc. but I didn't. Another household member, who didn't answer the call, got a call from the same number 10 min later. No message was left. Just wondering if anyone else in L.A. or elsewhere has started to get these calls? Given the area code, I'm thinking it's a boiler room operation, but who's paying for it? God Bless America, and Up The Rebels! Oh, and neither of us has been vaccinated, and we will not be.
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I got 3 calls from what is called Covid Corp. I didn't answer. Search Covid Corp - they are in many states. They even send young people in buses to fo door-to-door in some areas. I believe it's part of a national goal (get 70% vaxxed by July 4). I think they get paid to make phone calls. Just ignore them, Supposedly their job is to help educate people and to help people with vaccine hesitancy. You can find some lame videos on them on the Web.
TY. This makes sense. I'd imagine someone has given them a list of those who haven't been vaxed. Whomever is employing them will not want to pay for calls made to the vaxed. I'll take your advice and just ignore them. No point in arguing with them, etc. Nothing to be gained.
Good red pill opportunity. These type of jobs go to kids, college students 2ho don't really care about what they are doing they just want that sweet $25 hr. Red pill em when they call and they will not be able to shake the ideas when they call others.
That's what I'm wondering. I didn't say if I was or wasn't vaxaclotted. I had a text from Kaiser Health Ins a few weeks ago saying their records indicated I haven't been vaxed. Kaiser then called me this week with a personal message from my Dr. saying to get the vax. I didn't listen to the message because I had to input my patient ID before it would play and couldn't be bothered to do that, but that's what it was.
Don't forget the inner join on the PersonType table where Type <> "Elites"
Ive been getting a lot of unknown phone calls lately. They never leave a voice mail. I never pick the phone up to a number that I dont know.
Call the number back and see what happens!
I just did: "The Google subscriber you have called is not available. Please leave a message after the tone." I wasn't going to because I didn't want to give them any sort of encouragement, if you know what I mean. I didn't leave a message.
Grocery shopping in Ralphs today. Still most people in masks, sigh. But over the PA they were saying "free covid vaccinations at the store right now" or however they worded it.
If you have the number, you can start by using whitepages.com. If you didn't get the number, you can dial * 69 right after you hang up and it will tell you.
“Before the cheese totally slid off my cracker…”
I am looking forward to an opportunity to use this expression.
Samd
If you call me, and I don't recognize the number, I don't answer. If you don't leave a message, I block your number. FYI ... I don't get many random calls, anymore.
This is the Phase of getting the "movable middle" to get the jabs, paid for out of the most recent Biden stimulus.
https://medicalxpress.com/news/2021-06-variant-vaccine-movable-middle.html
Well that rules us out.
Who tf would selectively call you to take the experiment?
Ahhh. The microchips