Un-American Scam Artists

I knew it was a scam before I even answered the phone, but I wasn't doing anything else so I figured I would mess with these people for a while. I couldn't even understand half of the stuff this guy was saying but I just kept arguing with him until he put someone else on the phone. I think I went through about 4 people, gave them a fake credit card number and told them my name was Helen Keller (I don't know why but it was the first name to pop into my head) I asked them several questions about why the company was portrayed as fraudulent and they just kept repeating the same thing over and over about how they need the 16 digit number on my card so they can charge me $4.95, ha! I was on the phone with these fools for a good half hour, pretty entertaining stuff. Just please don't give them your actual information, not that anyone is naive enough to do that. Telemarketing scams have been around long enough and WAY over-played so anyone can smell it from a mile away.