Someone named "Liz" from this number just called asking for my boss, saying it was a "personal referral." Would not give details. Not a good way to sell a product!
"Sunny" called for our CEO, clearly stating that he was personally expecting her call. Further inquiry identified her as a wine broker. When I told her that this is a faith-based organization and our CEO does not drink wine, she laughed. Caught in a lie, she laughed as though it is common practice. This is a disgraceful marketing tacktick. W.G. Best Weink should be ashamed of their marketing approach, and further be embarrassed to think the Executive Assistants to CEO's are stupid! Ii am masters prepared and fully capable of recognizing a scam-caller. Shame on you, W.G. Best Weink... caller id tells it all!
They've called twice today to speak with our CEO but won't say why, only asking when is a better time to call back. How about Half-Past-Never? These clowns must not realize that if we don't recognize a number, we're not going to put them through and are most likely going to research it!! What morons!
Lol, this girl was a crack case. Called for the past president, and upon being told he's not longer here, she said "I'm working with some horrible handwriting, what's the GM's name? Is he in?" When I said no, and asked for her contact information, she said it was regards to a personal matter. When I asked how it was personal if it involved the past president AND the GM whose name she does not know, she stuttered. Sigh. She refused to leave a message, of course.
HAHA Reading all these comments made me laugh. I used to manage the warehouse years ago, and somehow the company popped in my head, so I was just digging some research. Come to find this hilarious thread. The company sucks, but the wine is good. After 3 years of free cases who can complain. The perks of running the warehouse. The owners, Frank is cool as hell, but Fonda... I'll tell that beeotch to sit on a razor bladed dildoh, then spin.