FOR RELEASE
Author Haven Riney's new book, which features actual
phone calls hilariously turning the tables on intrusive
nuisances, is now available for purchase.
phone calls hilariously turning the tables on intrusive
nuisances, is now available for purchase.
NEW YORK, Oct. 27, 2015—Let's face it: telemarketers can be annoying. Even telemarketers hate getting telemarketer calls. Whether they're
legitimate businesses, pollsters, or unscrupulous scammers, when people
repeatedly call at all hours, day and night, it can be maddening.
Getting mad does no good, though. Hasslein Books' latest publication, Messing With Telemarketers, shows why it's better to get even.
After a friend pranked Haven Riney by signing him up for
tons of college-recruiting forms, he began receiving up to a hundred phone
calls daily. He put his number on the Do Not Call List… he told pesky callers
to put him on their lists… he yelled,
screamed, begged, and pleaded… but nothing worked. Finally, he decided to waste
the callers' time instead, screwing with them to see how far he could get. The answer, he
discovered, was often "quite far."
Riney's lightning-quick wit, sharp comedic timing, and
endless patience culminated in the hilarious collection of transcripts
presented here. Every call is real, each funnier than the last. The 364-page Messing With Telemarketers is now available
for sale at Amazon and its affiliates, as well as at CreateSpace, and will soon
be available at BarnesandNoble.com. Bookstores and other retailers can purchase
this title at a wholesale rate from Ingram Book Co., NACSCorp and CreateSpace.
Click here
for ordering information, and download an excerpt here.
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