If this number is indeed a number for Ameritech (I don't know because, like others have reported, there is no one on the line when I pick up the phone), they are a company that BJ's has allowed to take up space in their warehouses for the purpose of soliciting business. I had indicated an interest in having them do work on a condo that I own independent of my husband. When they found out I was married, they insisted that he needed to be present when they came out to talk with me about the job. That did it for me. I told them I was no longer interested in what they would have to say and not to call. Now I get harassing phone calls from Ameritech that Caller ID reports are from Ameritech.
Thanks Stadenko for pointing out this is another number for Ameritech. They have called me from multiple numbers now. They call several times in a day. They never leave a message. They always want to replace my windows or doors or add insulation to the attic.
If this number is indeed a number for Ameritech (I don't know because, like others have reported, there is no one on the line when I pick up the phone), they are a company that BJ's has allowed to take up space in their warehouses for the purpose of soliciting business. I had indicated an interest in having them do work on a condo that I own independent of my husband. When they found out I was married, they insisted that he needed to be present when they came out to talk with me about the job. That did it for me. I told them I was no longer interested in what they would have to say and not to call. Now I get harassing phone calls from Ameritech that Caller ID reports are from Ameritech.
Most remodeling companies will require both spouses to be present before agreeing to do any work on the property, in part to not have to pitch the sale twice as well as to ensure consent is obtained by both parties. In your case, it would still be considered marital property even though you own it independently.