I had to learn how to say this, at 60. No is not an invitation for anything, opinions, evaluations or explanations. No… just no. No to the crazymaking pushy people who have to have the last word, who have to have their way, who have to be ‘right’- regardless of the facts.. just to get a reaction. Some are really just looking for a trigger that they can use against you.
jmworacle over 1 year ago
Exactly!
preacherman Premium Member over 1 year ago
And, may this be a Happy Valentines Day to all telemarketers out there.
BTW, our answer is still No.
LeftCoastKen Premium Member over 1 year ago
It did, apparently, require repeating though, since his answer to the sales pitch was apparently “No” in the first place.
david_42 over 1 year ago
I got an opportunity to “field test” a new hearing aid design, only $1200 to cover their expenses. My amp cost $150.
tghllama over 1 year ago
Once had a telemarketer get through his spiel, to which I replied I wasn’t interested. He said, “I hear what you’re saying, but…” and kept going.
I said, “If you hear what I’m saying, why are you still talking?”.
He started in again with, “I hear what you’re saying…”, and I hung up on him.
tammyspeakslife Premium Member over 1 year ago
I had to learn how to say this, at 60. No is not an invitation for anything, opinions, evaluations or explanations. No… just no. No to the crazymaking pushy people who have to have the last word, who have to have their way, who have to be ‘right’- regardless of the facts.. just to get a reaction. Some are really just looking for a trigger that they can use against you.