I called this guy back after he left two messages on my voice mail at work. His name is David Wong, and he claims he works for Casimir Capital, which is a Wall Street investment firm (according to a quick Google search). I have no idea how he got my number, or why he thinks I'd be dumb enough to take investment advice from someone I've never heard of, and who has their caller ID blocked.
I have not been able to get their website to load. The phone number is within the same block as Casimir Capital's main line ((212) 798-1300, according to whois data for casimircapital.com).
I keep getting messages from this guy on my business phone. It shows as a private number and he sounds upset that I have never called him back. Clearly this is a bottom feeding broker at best
shows how open minded you are peter c..anyone who uses this database as a way to not return phone calls are losers and have nothing better to do with your time..im sure those men work real hard to try and get you to return their calls whether cold or not and this is just a cheap way to get out of being a decent human being and returning calls that lots of time was spent trying to get you on the phone whether or not u are interested or not..u should give them the courtesy of a returned call not by placing their name on sites like these..
Casimir was fined $37,500 by FINRA on May 30, 2007 for violating the do-not-call rules. Presumably they consider this an acceptable cost of doing business, since it doesn't seem to have deterred them from starting up again.