This company just called my cell phone, and a few minutes later caught my company line. The two are not published together. When calling the company line, they were clever in using my line of work in their opening statement, to mislead me into thinking they were wanting to use our services. In fact, it came out that Diana Williamson was already going to be on my street, and wanted this caller to contact me to see if Diana could stop by and introduce their company. Said some of what they do is prepare companies for sale, handle the governmental regulations and such, and they work with tax reduction specialties, and that's just a little of what they do. Before they called my company line, I had already looked up Chica's comment above, and so I asked him up front if they were from SMS in Andover. Caught him off guard, clearly. Said they're not from Andover, they're from Gary, Texas. So I asked why are they using a local phone number? That's when he said they'd been in Andover for just a couple of weeks, they were new up here, and that's why Diana wanted to get around and let people know who they were and what they offered. Caller I.D. did not reveal "SMS," but did say "Out of Area," and followed by a local phone number. It seems to me they likely are spoofing the Caller I.D., and that really it came from long distance.
Caller ID shows SMS the caller is very evasive and asks for our president. I looked up the number and it is out of Andover, KS. When pressed he said he's calling from Diana Williamson's office and he's with SMS. I told him our president will not answer any calls unless he knows something about the company. He mentioned capital financing, head hunting. He said that they are a multimillion dollar company and they do business with a whole bunch of companies without coming out directly saying anything. I told him our president wasn't interested and that we want to be put on their do not call list. BTW you can hear the boiler room chatter in the background.
This company just called my cell phone, and a few minutes later caught my company line. The two are not published together. When calling the company line, they were clever in using my line of work in their opening statement, to mislead me into thinking they were wanting to use our services. In fact, it came out that Diana Williamson was already going to be on my street, and wanted this caller to contact me to see if Diana could stop by and introduce their company. Said some of what they do is prepare companies for sale, handle the governmental regulations and such, and they work with tax reduction specialties, and that's just a little of what they do. Before they called my company line, I had already looked up Chica's comment above, and so I asked him up front if they were from SMS in Andover. Caught him off guard, clearly. Said they're not from Andover, they're from Gary, Texas. So I asked why are they using a local phone number? That's when he said they'd been in Andover for just a couple of weeks, they were new up here, and that's why Diana wanted to get around and let people know who they were and what they offered. Caller I.D. did not reveal "SMS," but did say "Out of Area," and followed by a local phone number. It seems to me they likely are spoofing the Caller I.D., and that really it came from long distance.
Representative of the company "Mario Dean" Keeps calling here asking for an employee that no longer works for the company - He calls her the owner - every time he calls here, we tell him she is no longer with the company and the owner of our company is headquartered out of state. We are happy to provide that number. Today, when they called, I put the phone on hold so that I could transfer to "Janet". We have an appointment to meet Diana Williamson tomorrow. I am tempted to call the police when "Diana" arrives.
Another call, this guy said he was calling from SMS out of Topeka Ks
asked if there was an owner on site. I told him no, he said thanks and
hung up. CID showed Andover KS