Well these buttdialers must go on calling sprees at certain times a year because they buttdial me pow-pow from one then the next like that's going to help and the reason I say they must be buttdialing is because the intelligence level required to do this would have to lead to buttdialing I just can't see any other way yano
I guess they like to call at 8:30. Just got a call 20 mins ago. Caller ID says "Elkhart, IN". I get these calls a couple of times a month, over the last year and a half. Same pitch as all the rest "a really good opportunity, we've got openings specifically in your market". I let them go to voice mail and delete.
I just received a call from that telephone number; I elected to answer and someone on the other end; appeared to listen; I said hello once more and they hung up; Int he past similar calls came in stating that they were with google or yahoo/ calling to help enhance my business/ I blocked them after this past call. Here is the deal; There are a variety of scam artists; they utilize various telephone numbers; to conceal who they really are;
Suggestion: 1. Block this number 2. Don't answer a call if it does not look familiar;
if a call is genuine then the caller will leave a message;
if they claim that they are from yahoo or google/block them'
since they are merely a marketing agency;
I, too, have had several calls from this number with the same obnoxious message. The last one was SUNDAY night at 8:31 p.m. - VERY professional. I have asked to be removed three times, to no avail. I called Eric freeman and asked him to take me off. He would not give me the name of the company, so I am going to call him every day and use his company resources as inappropriately as he is using mine.
"Hi this is James Walker Data Service Provider for Google, Yahoo and Bing," called yesterday (Sunday) to let me know about a "huge opportunity" and "openings on the first page of Google." Yada, yada, yada...
Funny thing is, I have received this identical voice mail along with several variations over the last year or two. Clearly it's a pre-recorded personal message designed to appear genuine.
This is at best deceptive, most likely fraud. Google does not sell openings in organic search listings. Period. Steer clear of these folks and find a reputable SEO specialist or web designer if you have such needs.
I'm tempted to video my cell playing the message and post it to youtube, but that might inadvertently help these bozo's.