They called and asked for the business owner. I said I would take a meesage they said they couldnt leave one. After that the guy started to tell me about a new law in congress and they were just checking to see... I inturupted him and said "is this a sales call" He said "I am not going to lie..." I inturrupted and said , we are not interested and hung up. He called back and said "are you related to the owner? I said it was none of his business and we were not interested and hung up. He called back a third time. He started yelling over me . "i just want to make sure I am not talking to some disgruntled receptionist" I said "You call back 3 times, are you kidding me". I hung up again. that was it. It was listed as Redstone Payment.
I told them I was an owner, same thing, they want to send us information about merchant accounts. At least she was polite, but seriously, not that stupid. Not giving out email or fax number to one more sales scam.
Very persistent. I said the owner was out of the office and they inquired when he'd return. I told them that we don't keep business hours, but they could try the cell but they'd have to leave a message as the owner (me) wouldn't answer any calls he didn't recognize. They've called 3 times, no message. Idiots. Who would ever do business with someone that won't leave a call-back number.
This number is associated with Redstone, a credit card processing company in Houston, Texas. I receive numerous calls per week from companies like this one that offer to "review" your processing statements in an attempt to see if they can "save you money". I do not ever do business with companies that cold-call me....and I tell the salespeople that when they call and then ask them to please not call back again. Unfortunately businesses are exempt from the DNC list so the sales calls will continue. I block as many as I can (my phone system has Call Blocker) but some companies have more than one phone number and my system only blocks about 30 phone numbers total. Also, if you can find the time, look up the company on the internet and look for red flags like a lot of consumer complaints before you do business with them. You can't know how legitimate the company is until you do a little homework.