Who called from 4109020908

Caller said "Hi, this is Max from one click online yellow pages," however, upon questioning admitted that he is from superpages.com, calling from a call center in India, and Max is not his real name. He was unable/unwilling to provide contact information for owners of the business. Call was from a spoofed number so useless to report to the FCC. The other numbers they spoofed in the past couple of weeks were:
307-274-3899, 609-386-0581, 406-224-9787, 909-824-7612, 718-225-1098, 609-877-3740, 607-785-8621, 518-884-0554.
They will not take no for an answer and will not stop calling even after yelling at them repeatedly.
Their website is registered to:

SuperMedia LLC
Idearc Media LLC
2200 W. Airfield Drive, MC29 P.O. Box 619810
DFW Airport, TX 75261
US
Email: ******************@supermedia.com

I hope they rot in jail forever and ever.

Bingo!!! The "yellow pages" superpages.com company is actually SuperMedia LLC in Texas and their phone number is 972-453-7000 -

They are in the same complex as their hotel, just a different building:

SuperMedia Hotel and Conference Center
2200 West Airfield Drive
PO Box 612427
Dallas, TX 75261

Main Phone: 972.453.0600
Main Fax: 972.453.0292

Sales Phone: 972.615.5394
Sales Fax: 972.615.5349

Email: [email protected]

Ms. Lynda Johnson  
General Manager  
972.615.5350  
972.615.5345  
[email protected]

Ms. Sarah Call
Director of Sales
972.615.5394
972.615.5349
[email protected]

More digging turns out SuperMedia LLC, which apparently pays the Indian call center to sell superpages.com service to you is in fact contracted by VERIZON!!! Their phone number and location are the same 972-453-7000 - google it!
Call Verizon at 800-483-7988 extension 3 and ask them to stop the calls from India.
Better yet, make a report with the FCC (http://esupport.fcc.gov/complaints.htm)!

I just spoke with SuperMedia. They claim that they do not do business this way and that Max lied. I have to believe that it is true.

I am registered with the National "Do not call" list and I reported the number on there. I suggest that you do the same.

I had an issue with these people 3 years ago where they called and asked the name of the person with whom they were speaking. My employee gave them his name and in about two months I began getting bills for a company listing in online yellow pages. I disputed the bill but because they had the name of an employee and the time and day they called, they continued to send billings. After a 6 month long letter campaign with this company insisting I did not authorize this listing and I am the only person in the corporation with authorization, I thought they went away as I heard nothing from them for nearly a year. Then I began receiving threatening letters from a collection agency. Only after advising them both in writing that any further contact by either of them would prompt me to file a companint with the states attorney general.
My advise. do not answer one question and advice your employees to promptly hang up on them when receiving their calls. Unless, of course, you have a lot of time and an enormous amount of fight in you.