I got a phone call from this number asking for the model number on my copier. THIS IS A SCAM. These people will send parts you didn't order and then bill you for them. DO NOT GIVE OUT THE MODEL NUMBER FOR ANY REASON. The woman on the phone said the company was Global Imaging something. They always hang up once they realize I won't give out the number and I can't get any other information on them.
Ha, ha, ha!! I just got done dealing with one of these idiots so I decided, after years of having to deal with them, to play a little game. When the woman asked for the model number on the front of my printer, I said, "Ok, yeah, hold on..let me check." Left her on hold for 5 minutes. Got back on and said "012". She said there had to be two letters in front of those numbers, so again I put her on hold for 5 minutes. I got back on and said "The letters are F and U". She typed something and then proceeded to disagree with me saying I was looking at the wrong place on my printer. I said I'd check again, and then put her on hold for 5 minutes. Then after the 5 minutes, I simply picked up and hung up on her. She called back saying she was disconnected and really pushed to get that number. I then asked her if she worked for Ikon/Ricoh and she LIED and said yes. At this point, I told her she was a liar and I was purposely wasting her time like she does to so many people and then hung up on her again. I had a good laugh with that one.
This person called named Gizell? anyway i just hing up on her when whe went into her spell, I've heard this song and dance before. Anyway she called back and called me a Bucking Fitch! I really would like to call and get her fired anyone know a number i can call to complain?
This company called and said that they were ready to send out the manuals for the copiers. When I pushed the envelope, and asked her for the 3rd time which company she was representing she hung up. She sounded like she was Indian, or Pakistani.One of the many companies that harrass, and hassle us on sometimes an hourly basis.
New employee who was trained well received one of these scam calls the first day on the job and knew exactly how to be a firewall.
No information was provided, and scammer was not successful. Scam caller was an Indian-sounding woman. The drop-down menu should have Scam as a selection.
I'm worried about a caller from this number. Her name is "Kyam" and I'm not sure what happened to her. When I received her friendly call, I could hear what must have been airplanes running in the background. It was hard to tell over the chickens I could hear squacking in into their headsets alongside her.
She only needed the number from our machine to send us a manual. I had my assistant looking intently for the model number on my copier. He had to unplug it, get a magnifying glass and go outside to get the number. I don't hire people with very good vision, it's a rule of mine. Before I could get the number from him, she hung up and immediately called right back. I let her know, I would need to call her back if my assistant could get the number. Just as she was about to tell me where she worked, she must have been sucked into one of the airplanes and our call went dead. If you hear from "Kyam" please let me know so I will quit worrying about her.