Person asked "Is this the Business Owner"? We hung up - after all if he didn't know who he was calling - just why was he calling? Obviously not a call for any valid reason...
Just received a call from this number, robotic male voice, that said " Hello, how are you today?" I said "Good, how are you?" he replied with "Are you the business owner?" I said "no" and it hung up on me. These calls are soo annoying!!
They just called me at the company I work for. This isn't the first time I've gotten these calls. It's just an automated machine and they want to know about the interest rates you pay on corporate credit cards. If you play along and say Yes to all of the questions you get brought into a call center. (This is if you can handle all of the How are you EH's. As if... Im assuming its an American company, because they seem to be ignorant as to how Canadians actually talk!) I asked them to remove our company number from their dialler and to put us on the "Do Not Call List" and they hung up on me. I had to go through this process 4 times and every time I asked I was hung up on basically before the words even left my mouth. However, the 4th time I called I got put through to a "Steven Anderson" who is apparently the "VP of Sales". His voice sounded a little more normal but still sounded like a robot. So I started asking him stupid questions, like how his last name was spelled, and he spelled it. Then I asked him his middle name, and he told me. And I asked how tall he was and he laughed and said 6'2 and 230lbs and then asked if I wanted to know his shoe size too. The whole time a fake sounding phone was ringing the background so its hard to say if this was even legit. After our awesome conversation, he transferred me to a voice mail machine with another robot voice for some other made up name... You basically get no where! Real stupid!
It is a search engine optimization service, robocalling any numbers that might be business-owned. A previous message from the same number advised that Google needed me to update my business info; the call display actually read "Google" too.