Caller called and asked me to give him the information to which provider our business got electricity from so they can offer us discounted rates. I informed him that I was not authorized to give that information . He said that his name was Jobe and he does understand that but he wants to be my friend and he called back 3 more times and I had to keep hanging up on him .
Caller called and asked me to give him the information to which provider our business got electricity from so they can offer us discounted rates. I informed him that I was not authorized to give that information . He said that his name was Jobe and he does understand that but he wants to be my friend and he called back 3 more times and I had to keep hanging up on him .
As always, I let the call go to voicemail, as I don't know anyone in Chicago. Most times these callers/robo-callers don't leave a message, but this one did. It was an automated female voice, and I missed the first lines, but it sounded like they wanted to provide my phone, television, and internet services, and if I wanted to get a better rate, I should press a number. And there the message ended.
I live in Texas and no not a person in Chicago. From reading the other posting I am sure that I have nothing kind to say to this random calling ding dong.