Called to verify information they're crooks so don't give them any information on anyone who works for the company be careful they are scammers rnn verification is a fraud
RNN is a licensed and insured third party verification company that verifies information for law firms, credit purposes, updates on information such as school loans....could be a number of reasons. We aren't given the reasoning for the verification, so we can't really explain any further than what we all say on the phone during our recorded calls.
Thanks for giving us the reason why no one should give you ANY information at all! If you're legitimate, in ANY way, you'll be happy to give us your physical address and license/ bonding information. It's a given that you'll supply us with NO verifiable information so I'd like to thank you for taking the time to prove that you're scammers & preventing anyone who finds this site from being defrauded by you.
Oh and just as an aside, I hope that as soon as someone answers your calls that you immediately inform them that the call is being recorded. As a business you're required to do so immediately as per federal law. Of course, depending on the state you're calling, your target may not be required to inform you that the call is being recorded. A lot of people in "one-party" states have been recording a lot of calls from outfits using 404 area codes lately. I'll leave it to you to figure out why that is so...
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Gunnar
I can't disagree with your thoughts. It does look sketchy when we can't give you any information. Just an employee at a call center, so we have to stick to a script. We do inform each caller (incoming and outgoing calls) that they're being recorded, regardless of the state we are calling. We do it with every single call. Our company name is RNN Group, you can google that or simply RNN verifications or something relating to that and it will immediately bring a link for the company website. We are told to tell people that we don't know the reason for the verification, which is true. And saying that sounds horrible, but that is from our management. Trust me when I say it that I know it sounds horrible, Gunnar! We agree. But a job is a job is a job.