PLEASE READ!!!!!! THE INFO HERE WILL HELP YOU!!!!!! This is the 18th phone number to call me since January when Walk-Fit sold my information to all kinds of scammers. Whatever you do, don't give them any of your information. If they can verify your name, address, phone number, birthday and the last 4 digits of your credit card, they can steal your identity!!! And access your credit card account to take your money!!! Don't be fooled. You'll never see that gift they promised. If the caller has the last 4 digits of your credit card number, you should cancel your card just to be safe. Call your card company and tell them your card number has been compromised. They will be more than happy to issue you a new card and cancel the other. If you want these callers to stop bothering you, and you have caller ID, here's what I did to stop them. When you see their number on caller ID, answer the phone "HI". When they ask for you by name, tell them no one lives here by that name. Tell them you just got this new phone number and to stop calling. By law (and they seem to obey this) once they think the phone number doesn't belong to the person they are trying to talk to, they must stop calling. The person they are allowed to call doesn't have that number anymore and their call can now be considered harassment. So far it's worked and the calls have stopped for each number I did this to. And the total number of calls have dropped considerably. And FYI, here's a couple of things I've learn over the last 6 months of having these scammer call me. When you order something online like I did, read the fine print about their "Privacy Policy". Many online products, like Walk-Fit, Miracle Blades and The Snuggie have policies that require you to "opt out" of letting them give your information out. If you don't "opt out", they say in their policy that they WILL give out your information to "affiliates and third parties". And I can tell you, they give it out to everyone!!! And I also learned about "abandoned call". This is what happens. A computer is making all the calls for these scammers. When you answer your phone, the computer sees you have picked up and are connected. The computer then looks for a telemarketer to connect you to. If all the telemarketers are on the phone with other victims, the computer disconnects from you. This is illegal by FCC law. If this has happened to you, and I'm sure it has with this number, go the FCC.com and file a formal complaint on the number that called you. I hope this helps everyone who reads it.
I returned their phone call. Like most scams it is an answering service with a full mail box. Our line is commercial and is displayed on our web site at http://BadAttitudeFarmandForge.com for obvious business reasons, however we are incorporated and only use the corporate name when doing business. They asked for my 5 year old daughter by name. Interestingly enough, she ordered a snuggy last year as a Christmas gift for her mother. As a previous post mentioned that company, I am going to guess they sold the information to some scam artist.