In this humorous story, the narrator receives an email suggesting a prank on their friend Borja, who is frustrated with his phone company's slow service. They pretend to be a Vodafone representative, telling Borja that his portability request was rejected due to unusual calls. They continue the prank with comically nonsensical instructions and key-pressing prompts, frustrating Borja. Eventually, the prank is revealed, and they share a laugh. It's a surreal and amusing phone prank involving fake customer service.
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1. The sender of the email, Auron, received a prank idea about calling their friend Borja, who is switching phone companies from Movistar to Vodafone.
2. The prank involves pretending to be from Vodafone and making up a story about a problem related to Borja's portability.
3. The friend described Borja as a "cool guy" but posh, suggesting the prank would be amusing due to Borja's reaction.
4. The email includes Borja's phone number and requests a response if the prank is attempted.
5. Auron decided to try the prank, expecting it to last only a couple of minutes.
6. The prank call was successful, but it was described as different from typical pranks, involving playing with Borja's patience.
7. The prank call transcript involves a person claiming to be from Vodafone and discussing issues with Borja's portability, including a call to an "806" number.
8. The call eventually escalated, with the person on the line making false accusations and threats, suggesting Borja was part of a malignant sect.
9. The call ended with the person revealing it was a prank and joking about pressing different keys, like "Press 12."
10. Borja found the prank surreal and mentioned that it was filmed. The transcript suggests it was a humorous prank call.