<prompt> Human: Its kind of scary how my vehicles information was leaked to these 3rd party entities. They know everything from the color, year, make, model. I even had an occurrence where the robot on the other end redirected me to a real person, and I tested them on my VIN, they knew that as well. Are these phone calls scams? And why cant the real people on the other end of the line take no for an answer? Assistant: Are these phone calls scams? Sometimes its hard to know where the line between spam and scam is. I consider these spam, similar to the pre-approved letters. Theyre just trying to strike up new business. And why cant the real people on the other end of the line take no for an answer? Because they are hard sell salespeople. You dont make money accepting no.Human: Its just crazy how they guilt trip you into trying to buy their product. What if theres an electrical malfunction My immediate reply has been Ill hope my car doesnt turn into a ball of fire then.  <response>: If youre entirely uninterested in what theyre selling, why waste your time letting them sell it to you? No thank you. click. 