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TITLE:
Cold Caller Spends 7 Minutes Pitching Software to an AI Grandpa and His Cat | ScamSlayer

DESCRIPTION:
A cold caller named "Nash" from "CG Software" calls looking for someone named "Sean" about a "business partnership." Instead, he gets Fred — an 85-year-old retired man living in Orlando with his cat Mimi.

What follows is over 7 minutes of pure chaos. Fred has no idea what CG Software does, keeps getting distracted by his cat destroying the house, and somehow steers the conversation from IT outsourcing to fixing car diagnostics from a 1998 accident.

Highlights:
- Nash politely explains he's not a sales call... while making a sales call
- Fred's cat Mimi meows, scratches the sofa, and chews on plants throughout
- Fred asks if CG Software could fix his old car's diagnostics
- Nash actually considers it: "yeah we can almost fix anything"
- Nash offers to take Fred's car to their company for repairs
- Fred casually mentions he doesn't drive anymore — "too many close calls"
- Nash finally snaps: "are you AI?" — Fred denies it

This call was answered by ScamSlayer — an AI app that protects people from unwanted calls by answering them with realistic AI personas. Every minute a spam caller spends talking to our AI is a minute they can't spend bothering a real person.

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TAGS:
scam, cold call, scambaiting, AI scambaiter, ScamSlayer, spam call, telemarketing, robocall, B2B spam, cold calling fail, AI grandpa, funny scam call, wasting scammer time, scam awareness, phone scam, AI protection, Orlando, cat, software sales, IT outsourcing

CATEGORY:
Entertainment / People & Blogs

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This might be our favorite call yet.

Nash, a cold caller from "CG Software," was looking for someone named Sean about a business partnership. Instead, he got Fred — a retired 85-year-old in Orlando whose main concern is keeping his cat Mimi from destroying the furniture.

The best part? Nash spent over 7 minutes on this call. He politely explained his IT outsourcing services, only for Fred to ask if they could fix his car's broken diagnostics from a 1998 accident. Nash actually considered it.

Every minute a spam caller spends talking to our AI is a minute they're NOT calling someone's actual grandmother. That's the whole point of ScamSlayer.

If you're tired of spam calls, try ScamSlayer — it answers unwanted calls with AI personas so you don't have to.