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Monday, October 16, 2006
Telephone charges rip-offs -- don't be fooled
Some companies get people to call an 800 number to test out a "free" service like a dating line or a psychic connection. When you call, the company captures your phone number and then bills you for monthly services or subscriptions. Or maybe you receive a sweepstakes promotion in the mail that tells you to call an 800 number to claim your prize. When you call, you're asked to give your phone number to verify your entry in the contest. Once again, they've got your number. (Full article here, including tips to deal with these cons.)
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