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Consumer Services the new Card Services Scam

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While working on our news section of the site I received yet another automated telemarketing call with the same woman’s voice, telling me this was my final notice in order to lower my interest rates. How I wished this was the final call, this time from Daytona Beach, Florida at (386) 767-8027. However, the person who picked up to finagle me into a can’t lose deal was calling on behalf of “Consumer Services” – perhaps this is the new version of the infamous “Card Services” company that has taken the country by storm and unable to be stopped.For those of you who haven’t heard these calls, here’s an MP3 file of the Consumer Services aka Card Services call:  Consumer Services MP3. After responding to the caller that I did press 1 to lower my interest rates, they hung up on me – perhaps this person recognized my voice?

Michael M. Wechsler, Esq.

Founder at TheLaw.com LLC
Michael M. Wechsler is an experienced attorney, founder of TheLaw.com and of-counsel to Kaplan, Williams & Graffeo, LLC. He was also an SVP and chief Internet strategist at Zedge.net and legal consultant at Kroll Ontrack, a leading service e-discovery and computer forensics service provider.

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