They called me on 4 different days with two different numbers; this happened to me in early to mid November of 2016.
His claim of random dialing seems to be a clear lie. This one day random dialing occurred over at least 5 days (counting JG's call) spread out over a 3 week period.
I frankly don't care why I received the call. If a manufacturer has a completely accidental breakdown and ships a defective product that injures me, they're still at fault. So even this phony IT problem does not excuse the cold calls.
Caller ID says "Bridgewater MA". They leave no message.
I call back at night. It sounds like the name is "All State Vending", maybe it's Venting.
I call back during business hours (using *67 to block my number). I hear, "Hi, you have reached All State Maintenance. We are a full service and reliable ventillation company. Please, listen carefully as our menu options have changed. For 24 hour emergency service, please, press 1. If you would like to be put on our do-not-call list, please, press 2. If you would like to schedule, cancel, or confirm an appointment, please, press 3. If you would like to speak to George Omovich, our customer relation manager, please, press 4. If you would like to speak to Linda Martin, our general office manager, please, press 5. If you would like to speak to John Bennett, please, press 6. For our general operator, please, press 0. Thank You."
I selected 0. I explained that I received a call, but didn't know why. She was quite pleasant and explained they were pushing chimney cleaning services. I mentioned that I was on the federal do-not-call list, and that it was illegal to call me. She offered to put me on their own DNC list. I declined to provide my number. From there the tenor of the call declined rapidly.
I tried to explain that if they were not nice, then they could sell my number as a "live one". She basically told me they were nice. This is what a nice or non-nice person would say. I remained cool but resolute. Eventually, she basically called me a crazy/loser composite.
I googled their name, but was unable to find a website that matched up with them.
I got a call from them tonight at 6:40 pm with Boston MA on caller ID, and no message left. After reading the previous poster's experience, I decided to call them back about an hour later. I pressed 4 for customer relations gentleman, planning to leave a message but he answered. I told him I was on the DNC list and before I could finish the sentence he was talking fast about how their dialing machine was calling random numbers all day and the IT department was working on it and he would take my number off the list if I would provide it. I said I would not and the calls had better end or I would notify the AG. He was trying to talk over me but I got fed up and hung up. I checked the date of the previous post and it was 2 weeks ago. So I guess the malfunction didn't just start today. What a S urprise! Yet another Price gouging.
They called me on 4 different days with two different numbers; this happened to me in early to mid November of 2016.
His claim of random dialing seems to be a clear lie. This one day random dialing occurred over at least 5 days (counting JG's call) spread out over a 3 week period.
I frankly don't care why I received the call. If a manufacturer has a completely accidental breakdown and ships a defective product that injures me, they're still at fault. So even this phony IT problem does not excuse the cold calls.
Got an additional call from their other number 508 217 6222. That IT department sure is slow fixing this problem. They deserve to be reported to the AG.