Guy in a telemarketing pool, calls with this highly suspicious, fast talking offer for a free 8 minute Radio Interview spot. I share my suspicions, openly back to him. He promises no bank account info will be exchanged. He makes bizarre claims, like "we have a hundred million subscribers. I tell him I know it leads to an agressive push for high priced radio product. He knows it too, but denies it. I reluctantly cave in, while googling their website, featuring archived, 1/2 hour radio spots. They verify my contact info, and glean my e-mail, & transfer me to a scheduler. I schedule for Monday. Then I google a blog entry which warns against them, and labels them Grifters. I then tell the scheduler, "Forget it. This is a Scam, please remove me from
all of your solicitations lists. This has been a waste of my time. I have no interest in your predatory practices." I read a few other warnings on-line. One attempted to sell a 1/2 hour radio spot for $1,500 to a very flustered, slightly naive business owner. Various names they go by include: Empire Radio Now, Tune In, and PRN. Best option, don't answer, and block immediately! Glad I researched, and did not waste my time & breath on the scammy free interview. Relieved not to be publicly associate with these exploiters!
(631) 257-5698 caller ID says "PRN Radio". They left a babbling message about wanting to interview my husband for a "free" radio segment. Online search shows this to be an unsafe caller named "Empire Radio". Now blocked.
Guy in a telemarketing pool, calls with this highly suspicious, fast talking offer for a free 8 minute Radio Interview spot. I share my suspicions, openly back to him. He promises no bank account info will be exchanged. He makes bizarre claims, like "we have a hundred million subscribers. I tell him I know it leads to an agressive push for high priced radio product. He knows it too, but denies it. I reluctantly cave in, while googling their website, featuring archived, 1/2 hour radio spots. They verify my contact info, and glean my e-mail, & transfer me to a scheduler. I schedule for Monday. Then I google a blog entry which warns against them, and labels them Grifters. I then tell the scheduler, "Forget it. This is a Scam, please remove me from
all of your solicitations lists. This has been a waste of my time. I have no interest in your predatory practices." I read a few other warnings on-line. One attempted to sell a 1/2 hour radio spot for $1,500 to a very flustered, slightly naive business owner. Various names they go by include: Empire Radio Now, Tune In, and PRN. Best option, don't answer, and block immediately! Glad I researched, and did not waste my time & breath on the scammy free interview. Relieved not to be publicly associate with these exploiters!