I just received a phone call from this phone number asking for a person I never heard of.When I asked who was calling and why they thought I would know this person they hung up on me.
Representatives from this company have called me now at least three times, twice leaving messages for a name I do not recognize. In my attempt to tell them they have the wrong number -- by calling them -- three different executives hung up on me before they would listen to my question. Maddening. I now have a warning on my answering service message that if this company calls me again I will report them to the FTC and to Georgia's attorney general. As of today, 6/19/08, the number called me at 10:00 a.m. but did not leave a message.
Don't bother calling Thurbert Baker's office. Per Sid Barrett, his Deputy, they are not "investigators", and will instead refer you to the Office of Consumer Affairs:
It is possible we have a wrong number. We make every attempt to verify the numbers we call. It is easy for us to delete any number in our systems, however, when you call, you must be willing to tell us the number we dialed so that it can be deleted. I doubt that any "exeuctives hung up" on you. Our executives rarely, if ever answer the phones.
I just received a phone call from this phone number asking for a person I never heard of.When I asked who was calling and why they thought I would know this person they hung up on me.