This number shows up as DBCC on my main office line. They always ask for my CEO by his first name. My CEO/owner only comes to the office maybe once a week and if that, it's only for 30 minutes to read his emails. This morning when they called, they flat out yelled at me when asking for him and when I said he was not in at the moment but I could offer voice mail, they slammed the phone down on me. Yeah that's a good business practice. Scream and hang up on the gatekeeper. Next time I'll scream at you as I have been given authorization to do so. Let's see how you like it.
This is the 2nd time this number has called my business cell during the past week. Iowa? What's an American call center doing calling the biz where I work. I'm in Canada! This time they left a message, the fast-talking girl leaving an 888 call-back number. Needless to say, I won't be calling.
The phone calls, letters and other sales tactics of Dun & Bradstreet Credibility Corp.—and its ties to its former parent, Dun & Bradstreet Corp.—are facing heightened scrutiny following a federal-court decision to hear a lawsuit brought by a family-owned business that accuses the companies of unfair and deceptive practices. - Wall Street Journal 2/14/14
They called the main office number. I did not answer and they did not leave a message. They showed up on caller ID as Cedar Rapids so I'm not sure if that's a location or a company.