What a mistake.

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No, the deal I made with regards to my home, to the best of my knowledge, was a good deal.  The problem wasn't the deal, but who I did business with.  They almost haven't stopped calling me since then about better deals.  None of which I am interested in.  What they do, essentially, is steal everything you have put into the home, for an offer that may or may not even pan out.  Further, the number they use to call, when called back, is not connected.  I assume they rent unused numbers on a rolling basis, or some such, so they can't be connected with.  Two sometimes three times a day these jackwagons call.  Sometimes with a free offer for a trip to the Bahamas, sometimes a robo call, sometimes there is someone on the line, but that caller doesn't know what the call is about.  "You won!  Yeah!"  Bite me.  I can only assume their business model is based on continuous hard-pressure "sales" and taking all collateral built into people's homes, and they prey on the disabled, veterans and others.  If I continue to get calls, even scrap calls, I'll be naming names and calling my state's attorney general.

I got just such a call moments ago.  This time it was a live woman.  She didn't know what it was about, but transferred me to some guy who was all ready to lay things out.  I told him, simply, I wasn't interested in a change, of any kind.  Oh, he tried to hit hard, telling me what my new program would be.  I didn't let him finish, shot him down, and told him to keep his company off my back and what I would do if he didn't.  We'll see.  I expect a lot of payback phone harassment from "third-party" companies his company is allowed to dump my number over to.  No reason to call corporate on this, this is THEIR plan, it's how they stay in business, I guess.  Damned vampires.  I hate to fuss, I've got too much else on my plate.  If need be, I'll get to cracking that whip, too, though.