These people call at least once daily. Their recorded message says that this is my second and final notice to [let myself be scammed]. Usually we hang up; today I waited to speak to an operator and made sure he knew I did not believe this was a legitimate business as one would think they would have no reason to call once they knew I would never fall for whatever nonsense they are trying to pull. As I reached the end of my tirade, demanding I be taken off their list, he responded "Hmm, I don't think so" and hung up.
This is ridiculous. People who make it their lives' work to try and scam others, not to mention harassing the hell out of them in the process, really should just die--immediately--because they certainly don't have a life.
To whom it may concern:When you people call,and you don`t get the response you were hoping for,and then when I am about to ask you some further questions,you simply "HANG UP"!!You have low class,or,actually in a word,at all!!!! At least have the common decency to stay on the line,and hear "all of us ,out"!! You are certainly not going to procure any type ofa consumer base,from which to work from! Do you understand, or do some of us,have to board a chartered bus,and come to where you are located?!!! If I were you,and/or your company,I would reconsider my method of strategy;because,what you are doing now,"just isn`t working"!! sincerely,with hope, J.Robert Seabolt,esq.
p.s.The way in which you conduct yourself,on these calls,will never make your business better!!!!!!!
Calls daily even though I am on the do not call list! I pressed 9 to speak to a rep but they hung up, not sure what they want if you cannot even speak to anyone.
I get daily calls form this #. I don't know this # so refuse to answer. No messege is ever left by them either (of course). If they are trying to help me lower my interest rates, I'd be the one to call them!
Hmmm...just did get a call from this number (704-201-6614). Ironically, I recently interacted with "online assistance" questioning the current rate of interest on a credit card. It was a 'secured login', to my account, however, I foolishly gave out my phone number, when asked... for 'verification'. I cannot help but wonder, if the two are connected, since I've had no such calls before. It certainly seems that way.