The Antichristian Phenomenon

I’ve recently been getting a lot of people calling me on my cell phone who spoof their numbers.  In the fall, I had some Christian Video organization prank calling me 3 times a day for weeks.  No one answered when I picked up the phone, so there was no way to complain, the only way I found out what was going on was by Googling the number.

My most recent problem has been an auto warranty company informing me multiple times that “this call is my 2nd warning” that I need to renew my warranty.  I’m not sure how they can give me more than one second warning, and I’m not sure what car they are referring to as I ride my bike and public transportation.  Regardless, I hang up on the automated message, and I Googled the number.   Turns out this “company” is actually a scam, and they are spoofing multiple numbers that actually belong to some innocent, ignorant people living in Arizona, Arkansas, and who knows where else!  There was a comprehensive list of numbers they were using, and a poster on one of the numbers suggested searching the address on Google Maps, so I did.

This is what I found:

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Someone actually dug huge trenches in their lawn so that flying planes and satellites would see those words.  I hope he doesn’t think we’re actually stupid enough to believe those words are NATURAL, some miraculous phenomenon put it there, and have some sort of crazy conversion or soul-seeking session.

We’re far more likely to think he is just a fanatic moron that just wasted a lot of time and energy.

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