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I get an odd message that always starts before the voice mail is ready to accept. They just ask me to call the number that called. I did once and it went no where. So I have blocked the number.
asking for lots of personal info. gave him bullshit info, sorry not giving my card are u insane.
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This caller has left me a dozen voicemail in a 2 month period. The lady caller claims to be offering me a free TV segment to advertise myself as a high rated realtor in San Diego. The caller says it's free but why would she keep calling me, there are at least 6,000 realtors in my county and I'm sure the FREE spot would have been filled already. No need to hound me!! I don't know if this is fraud or just a sales pitch because I did not speak with her. BUT I've encountered many frauds so I don't trust callers especially if it sounds too good to be true. The caller Rachel also gave me an email [email protected] and when I tried looking it up the website, it takes me to Godaddy where the webpage is parked there for free but there is no actual web-site. SCAMadvisor.com says it's very likely a scam due to The website has been newly registered with a short life expectancy 1yr, which follows the pattern used by many fraudulent and fake selling websites. Please be vigilant and take extra care before provid
I received a call from this woman who works for Cricket Wireless at our office. When I greeted her, she said, "Hi, I just missed a call." I asked her if she knew who might have called since we're a business and obviously have many employees. She said no. I told her I'm sorry, but I'm not sure who might have called her. Then she rudely asked me where she called (you called me...), and I told her the name of the company and what business we're in. She said, "I don't know....." and then complete silence. I once again told her that I was sorry but I didn't call her and I'm not sure who might have. A long stretch of silence. I said hello, no response. She had hung up on me. It was such a bizarrely rude phone call. I'll be sure to find out who called Cricket and let them know what wonderful customer service reps they have.