Pacesetter corp.

[Matt]

> "I swear, under perjury of law, that everything in my message is
> absolutely true".
>
> Are these guys for real? I was called late last week by a telemarketer
> from the wonderful pacesetter corporation. He gave me the low sown on how
> they were a local company from just thirty miles away and how they were in
> my area and saw that we had windows dating from the 1950's. I bought hook
> line and sinker and agreed to have him come out and give me a quote. I
> should have known when he had to ask where I was located that he infact
> had not been out to my house and was never in my neighborhood but I agreed
> to give him directions including cross streets etc. The day before the
> planned sales call his "rep" calls and asks where my house is and the
> address I again tell him and he asks what highway to take. Not knowing
> where he's coming from and seeing how we have 5 highways within a forty
> mile radius of my home I tell him he needs to look at a map. He then tells
> me " duhh" totally shocked that a person wanting to sell me something is
> going to treat me like this I begin to tell him to cancel the appointment
> but before I got the words out of my mouth he utters some slurred
> obscenity and tells me to forget it and hangs up. I'm guessing we got off
> lucky after reading some of your other contributors stories. So any one
> want to sell me new windows?
>