Dead silence for 10 seconds when I picked up, so I hung up.
Disconnected # if try to call back.
Apparently Verizon recently sued the ROBO-Calling Auto-warranty people, so if you're a Verizon customer you should report this call & maybe they'll sue this robo-caller too!
I played the game with them to try and get their name by asking if there was somewhere I could look to show that they were bonded. The SAID they were DeluxeCarpetCleaning.com, but that is NOT them apparently. She tried to get me past this by saying that it was the last day for the "promotion", so I could set uo the appointment and cancel if needed. As I was trying to confirm the web address, she hung up on me.
This is the same organization that used to call under another phone number. The girl can be a massive tool. For the life of me, I can NOT imagine someone setting an appointment with ANY company that they not NOTHING about. I guess there really must be "one born every minute".
It was a robot generated call offering carpet cleaning. When I tried to get more information from them, they identified themselves as "Deluxe Carpet Cleaning". Same experience as BJD. When I asked them for their address, they hung up.
They are obviously in direct violation of the donotcall laws.
Of course one might suspect they are simply after credit card information.
Thank you for letting me know that this is a carpet cleaning business ... I too thought that if you were on the "do not call list", you were not to be bothered! I wish we could all pick a time of day, like around 5:00 PM, and bombard them with phone calls - however, as it appears this is a scam number, it wouldn't do much good.