Didn't answer the call because I didn't recognize the number and that's my policy these days because I get so many unsolicited calls and calls from telemarketers. However, I tried calling the number back after going to your site and see all the above comments. I got the same message that kleeb received. It was rude and profane. I can't imagine this is a serious business. It seems someone is playing a juvenile joke and wasting people's time. Someone please do something to stop this.
A very aggressive woman calls several times a week offering a free magazine subscription. When I say "not interested" she wants to know who else she can talk to (the president of the company). I offer to take a message and she says she'll call back. I tell her that the president won't return her call, but she keeps calling to ask for him.
I seem to have located where the (213)537-1439 call is orinating from it is an unpublished or unavailable number and I have an approximate address through a phone search tool it is a land line provider is Tcast communication location Los Angeles CA the approximate address is 238 Tom Bradley BLVD. It is across the street from the Los Angeles criminal court,and near a multitude of federal buildings and a block away from Cal Trans. You can get a street and ariel veiw with Google Earth.
I had a call from them today -- they were calling to renew a free subscription I have with a magazine I do in fact subscribe to. They asked nothing unusual or unexpected, nor tried to sell me anything.
After I had answered their questions, I asked who they in fact were, knowing that the magazine was clearly a client.
The person I spoke with had no reservations in revealing their company was called Spark Marketing & Research - and that she was calling from the Philippines. http://www.sparkcallcenter.com/
<em>"Spark is a highly specialized contact center that services the specific needs of the publishing industry. We focus on gathering the most pertinent and accurate information and data that clients require with an emphasis on quality and efficiency."</em>
I queried the 213 (LA, CA) area code and she knew nothing about that. This would be the magic of call centers and VOIP phones kids. :-)
In this instance, they were working on behalf on an organization I have an existing relationship with. Perhaps not all calls from them will be as reasonable.