Phishing and telemarketing telephone calls

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The obvious way to id them is to buy whatever it is they are selling.

So that reduces the problem to being able to cancel the transaction
once id'd, and probably using fraudulent credentials.

It might take a little more strategy than what I just described, there
are other potential pitfalls.

I wouldn't suggest that route to amateurs but it's not quite rocket
surgery.

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