Why I willingly handed over my credit card and PIN to a fraudster
>If you call a landline, it’s up to you to end the call. If the other person, the person who receives the call, puts down the receiver, it doesn’t hang up the call, meaning that when I went to find my bank card, the fraudster was still on the other end, waiting for me to pick up the phone and call ‘the bank’.<p>Can someone explain this? This seems like a pretty glaring and obvious issue that I'm sure I would have experienced before. Is he saying that if he hangs up the phone and picks it up again and the person at the other end doesn't hang up, then the conversation isn't over?