Keep receiving calls from this number asking to speak to owner. We explain this is a medical facility and the owner does not take calls. They just hang up and call back in a few days. Blocking it doesn't help. The guy does not give a company name says its about the credit card services.
Caller ID: UNKNOWN NAME. “Tyler” asked to speak to [owner by first name]. We asked where he was calling from, he said ACS. We asked who? He hung up!
I searched for "ACS" here on 800notes and got a LOT of results, but they're all different things. This guy didn't say what his business was but you can bet we didn't want to talk to him. Blocked.
Received a call from this number, asking for the owner by first name. When advised unavailable, could I take a message, caller said no would call back and hung up. If they won't leave a message they don't get to talk to the owner.
This number will NOT stop calling. Unfortunately, when blocked it still rings once - it still interrupts us. But they have now called (from this number - probably calling from others as well) a total of SEVEN times in one month, the first was April 20. Today they DID get through via call waiting; they (AGAIN) said they were with "ACS" and calling about "new EMV standards" ... it does no good to ask to be removed from their spam list so we just hang up.
Keep receiving calls from this number asking to speak to owner. We explain this is a medical facility and the owner does not take calls. They just hang up and call back in a few days. Blocking it doesn't help. The guy does not give a company name says its about the credit card services.
Same as all the previous comments - they have called at least four times in the last week and consistently ask to either speak with our owner or ask for him by name. I've offered to take a message, no dice. I've also told them that we're not interested and that we're already set up - one of them offered to "read me the most current rates for credit processing" to which I replied "no, thank you, we're not interested" - and he hung up. Unfortunately, that was yesterday, and one of his colleagues just called back this morning.