Received a call from the same number. We are also a law firm. The caller said that his name was Jonathan Kuntz and that he had a quick question for my boss. I agree with "R." If you are trying to sell something, why be evasive? The person to whom you are trying to sell your product will certainly be upset when learning that you tried to trick them into taking your call.
Called our office asking for my husband (co-owner of the business like me), and he left his name and number but no other information. He then called back immediately, and our office manager reminded him that she had just taken a message for him. She asked what company he was from, and he would not tell her. He asked when my husband would be available, and she said that she could make an appointment to speak with him (we're a law firm - scheduled appointments are important!). He refused and said that he only needed a minute of his time and would call back later. I wish I had known to grab the phone call and handle it to avoid future calls because I'm sure this guy is selling something. Fine if you need to make calls to sell stuff or services to make a living, but being evasive when we ask questions is not helpful.
Received a call from the same number. We are also a law firm. The caller said that his name was Jonathan Kuntz and that he had a quick question for my boss. I agree with "R." If you are trying to sell something, why be evasive? The person to whom you are trying to sell your product will certainly be upset when learning that you tried to trick them into taking your call.
We are also a law firm. Jonathan has called the office over four times, he is very demanding. He will not say why he is calling just that he need to speak to the Attorney, he has questions.