Rang wireline. Actually rang three separate calls in two minutes. Left no message. Hung-up short twice, before voice mail could activate. Caller ID was "wireless caller." Really? Anecdotally, even if I had answered and even if there was a person to speak on the other end, I could not have benefited from the service because I do not accept credit/debit cards. If the pitch was about changes to my merchant account, as others report, that is highly suspect of illegitimacy, i.e. this company has no idea who is being called. The calls are phishing solicitations.
Rang wireline. Actually rang three separate calls in two minutes. Left no message. Hung-up short twice, before voice mail could activate. Caller ID was "wireless caller." Really? Anecdotally, even if I had answered and even if there was a person to speak on the other end, I could not have benefited from the service because I do not accept credit/debit cards. If the pitch was about changes to my merchant account, as others report, that is highly suspect of illegitimacy, i.e. this company has no idea who is being called. The calls are phishing solicitations.
Scum like this is why I pay for a service to block calls. I tried to explain that we are truly all set with our merchant services because. well. we are. The woman just kept pushing to speak with the owner. I asked her to please stop calling and she just kept repeating "are you the owner? Is your name ____?" over and over and over. Blocked~! C U Next Tuesday.
My favorite part of blocking people like this is reviewing my call logs to see how frantically they redialed just to get a message letting them know they can no longer call my number. :) She gave up after 4 calls.