Using Internet calling, Anderson has rolled out his Call deflection system, which he calls Jolly Roger, and has amassed several thousand paying customers. That according to the Wall Street Journal. Even better, Anderson has programmed his white beard program to use real life voices of his friends, and that includes Sid Berkson, who is a Vermont dairy farmer with the accent and all. Some other voices that customers can choose from include Salty Sally, an overwhelmed mother, and Whiskey Jack, who can easily be distracted
Edward Oribhabor
@Edcellent · 1:35
Now people are going to try and sue the government or their phone provider for failing to block robocalls. No, it's not going to work that way. It was likely one of those rare instances where these spam calls were costing them thousands of dollars. Businesses have probably been ousted millions of dollars due to fake phone calls. Some examples of fake calls will include healthcare enrollment, loan programs and doctors visits. Those are the ones I typically run into
