Some SOB called my Grandma

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Impersonating me, claiming I was in Jail in Vancouver, B.C., and asking for money.

Grandma, being sharp as a tack at 80, immediately noticed the vocal disparity, and asked why I sounded funny. Upon being told it was results of a hangover and a night in jail, she asked for some additional information to confirm identity. Caller hung up.

However it appears they've been calling other contacts. Cops say (natch) hands are tied- Any suggestions would be appreciated. Would love to bust them.

Initially we suspect an old cellphone from my wife.

Bass is supposed to sound big. 6.5" is not a woofer size.

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Topic - Some SOB called my Grandma - badman 13:09:29 03/29/10 (6)

RE: Some SOB called my Grandma - bassbinotoko 14:56:36 04/13/10 (0)

RE: Some SOB called my Grandma - Len_ 15:04:05 03/29/10 (4)

RE: Some SOB called my Grandma - GWAR 06:02:43 03/30/10 (2)

It's a common scam EXCEPT - badman 09:02:31 03/30/10 (1)

It is a common scam, and much of that info can be found with a little persistence... - GTShelby350 09:31:50 04/14/10 (0)

Can't I ever live things down? - badman 15:12:44 03/29/10 (0)

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