The trick is to scam enough people who can't afford a lawyer. All you need is a few customer service flunkies who are willing to pretend to care about the customer. Hide your contract somewhere within the mass assortment of ads and other junk lurking in the envelope that carries the customers statement. Tell the new customer whatever it takes to reel him in. Whatever you say on the phone doesn't matter. Record only the conversations that benefit the company. Then, while he's grieving the death of the loved one he ordered your... read full review »