Who called from 2122607210

I received a call from Tracy and this number showed up on my caller ID. She called for boss, Michael Anthony, at 646-763-6366. By digging around I found this out. Since Tracy did not block her phone number, I called it and found that it was the main switchboard for Sussex Publishing. After going through a little bit of trial and error, I located her. One of the magazines they publish is “Psychology Today”. When I called her, she had to ask me “which boss did I say wanted to talk to you?” even though she appeared to recognize my name and knew I was a massage therapist. She told me Michael Anthony was out for the day but I could talk to his assistant, “Eileen”.  Once I got on the phone with Eileen, she told me that Michael was in a meeting and she was handling his calls. She then began reading a script about their referral service at Psychology Today and went into a boring blah, blah, blah, until I finally stopped her and told her I was not interested because I was going to school full time and did not wish to be listed at this time. Her response was “good for you, bad for us”.  As soon as I made it clear I would not be participating in the referral service, she hung up on me.

I too, received a call from this number, on Thursday,April 2nd.  Tracy left me a message on my voice mail to call her boss Michael Anthony(at the same number that you referenced),as he had some massage questions for me.  I was not able to return the call until the next day April 3rd at 646-763-6366 number.  I got "Michael's" voice mail.  I did leave a message.  Today, April 7th, I received a call,from Michael, that went to voice mail, asking me to return his call at 212-260-7210 ext 248.  Having had a "sense" of something "not right" I did a google search on the number.  Boy, I am glad that I did, one less phone call to have to return, especially since I recently shattered my wrist, and am not doing massage at this time.

I got the same call and did sign up with Michael Anthony.
The directories are awesome.  I recieved 3 referrals thus far.
Yes they telemarket...but so what....Psychology Today is very reputable
and have the type of clientelle I am looking for.

I want to tell you how fabulous Michael Anthony was to me.  

I was told by a colleague that I could have 6 months free on the Psychology
Today website.  I decided to sign up.  However, I don't have the computer
skills to get a photo up, even though I have a photo on another site.  Nor
do I have the skills to put a resume on your site.  I have a son who is
excellent on the computer and helps me, but he is working two jobs and was
away for two weeks.

I called and luckily for me, spoke to Michael.  He helped me step by step
with my photo and my profile.  He is as kind a person as my son and that's
saying everything.  He treated me with amazing patience, encouragement and
compassion.  He never made me feel like there was anything wrong with me,
despite my total ignorance.  He guided me though the process, had me email
my photo to him (which was on Facebook) and then placed it on PT's website.
He did the same with a write up I had done also for another site.  He helped
me answer the many questions you have therapists answer with intelligence
and humor.

I recommend Michael to anyone, no matter how non computer savvy they are.
He is an amazing human being.  You can be delighted that you have him
working for you.  He is a real find.

I hope you will tell him how pleased I was with him.

Anne Bobrick, LCSW (licensed Clinical Social Worker)
[email protected]

Sounds like Psychology Today or Sussex Publications wrote this one!