Prerecorded call for a "business opportunity" which is nothing but an illegal pyramid scheme called millionaire money machine. You "buy in" for $500 to $20,000. Then for everyone you get to buy in for $500-$20,000, you make money, just like you were suckered into it. However, you also have to pay for the "telemarketing" system, just like the one that called you, so you are also committing a telemarketing offense for making prerecorded calls.
They just called. Caller ID read Laramie, WY.
I answered, heard a click, then a recorded voice from an insistent-sounding young man telling me to "Put down whatever you are doing and listen to this message. I am going to give you access to...(something or other)."
I hung up.
I am on the National Do Not Call Registry, but not long enough to file a complaint. I've gotten SEVERAL of these calls in the last few days (twice today, and it's not 2:00 PM yet.) I just hung up, but I wanted to find out the company name in order to report them when my 30 days is up on the registry. You have to wait through a LONG presentation to get to a human. I admit I was not that patient.
They promise (at the beginning that I listened to) that you could make $5000 or more PER WEEK doing 5 - 10 hours of work. Sound too good to be true?
If someone has the patience to listen through to the real person, please post a company name or contact info.
I am on the "Do Not Call" registry and received this call today. I also received the exact same robocall from this number yesterday: 281-232-7117 (TX, USA). I just filed a complaint on the registry for both numbers.
Tony - It's a robocall, and an illegal pyramid scheme. You can file the complaint anyway!
I just got another a few minutes ago. There's no real 'company' behind this, just a bunch of people that have gotten suckered into the Millionaire Money Machine. You pay $500-$20,000 to buy in, and then you try to get other people to buy in at $500-$20,000 and you make money based on how many you sucker in. Your first sale goes to the person who suckered you (you can see how this makes a pyramid real quick). There is no product.
The people likely behind this are the telephony group you have to buy your marketing machine (they make the robocalls on your behalf). Also, the web site. Which, by the way, uses Tri-Star's intro logo, and Universal intro music as a intro into their 'promotional' video (yes, probably a big Copyright Violation).