I have a cousin who works there the number is not a fake. She sells season tickets for ACO...just wanted to let anyone who has gotten calls from that number that is not a scam...but for real.
We have season tickets to Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, so we assume this call is actually from ASO. They call us almost every day here in middle Georgia, and we don't answer. They don't leave a message.
One thing about spam callers of which you can be sure - if they do not leave a message, then they are not interested in giving you information. Instead, they want to speak with a live person in order to use marketing ploys and psychological manipulation to try to talk you into doing something (for them) or giving-up something - like money. We're not into being manipulated, so we don't answer such calls.
This probably is not an actual scam. It's just a spam call designed to get more money out of you.
It is suspicious that ASO seems to be calling folks in states other than Georgia and who don't have any prior business relationship with ASO.
I've answered before, and bought tickets to the Symphony, and gone to the events. It's legit. But they are REALLY annoying, as they call almost every day. Which is why I will NOT be buying any more tickets.
They call me virtually every day, even on weekends, trying to sell a subscription to the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. I will report them to the police. I have attended ASO events periodically. I have reported it to the ASO but have not heard back from them. "Tom" is the person who calls and he will not stop talking until I hang up. He is a soulless automaton. I suspect that this is a scam, but if it is the ASO, I will not support them in the future.