No clue who this place is. I recognized the lady's voice from a telemarketing call on a different number they called from. Now, they strictly call from this number or so it seems.
Normally I'm one to answer them and find out the details, but most telemarketers don't listen to you almost no matter how many times you say no. I work as a telemarketer myself and have for years and don't follow those ethics since it's poor business. But anyway, I found some Telephone Investigator's Research System website:
http://tirs.us/lookup/2019184913/
It provides some information pertaining to the number (not their cause, though).
On another note, it is 2 P.M. EST where I am. Since this morning after 10 A.M., they have called 5 times on the original number they used, and 9 times on this number. So 14 times in 4 hours. That's very extreme. I'm assuming their call list is low or running out. Either way, that's not right.
The calls started to my cell phone three days ago. Rings a couple of times and then they hang up. Very annoying. Anyway to make it stop? I am also going to report it to the Federal Do Not Call number. Maybe that will make it stop.
got a call from this number tonight. It is from advanced wellness research according to other sites. If you ordered their Acai Berry product as a free trial over the internet it is probably this company. While other have been scammed by them, as soon as I ordered the free trial I canceled one hour later. That way you get the free trial of the 14 days but are not charged anything else on your credit card unless you place a another order yourself. With any free trials you need to cancel within the 14 days so go ahead and cancel right away and get a confirmation number. That way the company is not able to charge your credit card again. They are probably calling me to try to get me to buy their product again. Not worth the 70 or 80 bucks they charge you a month! Remember when ordering these free trials online, print out the TOS immediately and read it. IT will have you lots of time and money.
Yes, these people tried to scam me too! I called for the sample of Acai Berry pills and only after I gave them my credit card info for the free sample did I get told that they would be charging my card 70 bucks a month... I promptly called my bank and cancelled my debit card and ordered a new one. They were able to process payment for the $1.99 but they have not been able to charge anything since. Let them waste their time calling me...Doesnt mean I have to answer.
AHA!!! I ordered those Acai Berry pills too! luckily, I got them returned and refunded, but now I understand where the calls are coming from! Good information! Thanks!
Regular calls, never answer, no msg left. It's google money tree, a well known scam.
Reporting to federal do not call list violation is a waste of time. They send you to a website to fill out a form which is long and complicated, then several days later you get snail mail from govt which says your complaint was incomplete. However they do not tell you WHY it was incomplete, so you are screwed. Most likely they get bribes from the telemarketers to ignore complaints. It's only when someone gets a group and an attorney that the feds pay any attention. They are NOT going to pay attention to individual complaints.
Far easier to just ignore calls from 201-918-xxxx.