Just got a call from "Texakoma" only using a different number: 972-212-8069. Same story...asking for the owner by the first name as if they are buddies. Refuses to leave a message. Beware.
I am an FA on Wall St. oil and gas is hot!! We can't offer these products. Wish we could because the investors are only the high net worth. Also the cold call is really the only way to get the word out about working interest projects, finra is to heavy on advertisement rules to do anything else. Btw your slandering a company's name by calling them a scam... Good luck in court if they find you.
These jokers called me AGAIN today looking for "the owner". Says he is from Texacoma and has "free money" to give investors. Um, yeah, right. Keeps calling here even when told repeatedly not to call back. A reputable company would not keep calling back when asked not to. He has no callback number. A reputable company would have a callback number. Then he starts insulting me because "I cannot make decisions for the owner". Really? This one I can! Call me back again. Guarantee you will NEVER get any owner on this number!!! Too bad there isn't a "scam" option under call type.
This same number and same company called asking for a president by name that retired 15 yrs ago. Different person. Better manners this time than some of the prior posts. They apparently were cold calling off of a very old list. They have a website and they do appear to be legitimately drilling new wells and operating existing wells in TX. I also found court records showing they are real. But they have many complaints on this website, which is not what one would expect from a respectable company. I'm involved in the industry and know how much revenue is surging from frack wells today. Their cold call suggests they must not be a very successful operator, if they need to cold call to raise investment capital, in a business environment that has surging profits. If they were successful, wouldn't it be reasonable that their current investors would be telling others, or their current investors would be reinvesting their prior profits on new wells. Why give up your seat if the ride is already great? Also, who would put money into a company that pisses off so many people by rude telemarketing practices? I can't say if they are good or bad, but there sure are warning flags.