How to earn money by scambaiting – I earned $750

Who doesn’t know this? You’re getting tons of robocalls, about student loans (even if you don’t have them), bogus extended car warranties for a car that you’ve never owned or annoying debt collector calls, threatening you with legal action even though you’re not owing anyone any money. My research has shown that in 2019, almost half of all calls throughout the US were robocalls and the number keeps on growing. In 2018, the total amount of robocalls throughout the US was 48 billion calls. It’s hard, if not impossible to stop them. I suggest using the app “RoboKiller” which already filters out a lot of scam and spam calls but by far not all. But with this technique, you’ll be looking forward to receiving unsolicited robocalls. “Why?” you may ask. Because those robocalls are breaking a law known as the Telephone Consumer Protection Act or short TCPA, and you may sue the robocallers for damages but it’s easier than that. In this video, I show you how it’s done in general, and then I’ll tell you about my own experiences and how I made my money.

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