Marc Henry Fine is a financial professional currently employed by Oppenheimer & Co. Inc. in New York, New York with over 24 years of experience. Marc is registered as an Investment Advisory Representative and is authorized to give investment advice to clients. 212-699-7746.

Frequently the caller leaves message to call his boss Mark at Oppenheimer to discuss business.

Oppenheimer employee?

Well maybe you should keep an open mind and consider the fact that you're not too good for Oppenheimer's fantastic research team. Hell, they're just trying to sell something...do you have to take these things so personally, and rant on forums like a bunch of children?

Received a voicemail this afternoon (2/8/12), the message was: "[My name], please call Mark Fine Oppenheimer at (212) 699-7746." [end of message].  Needless to say, I will not call them back.  Perhaps someone needs to file a formal complaint to these guys? BBB?

Got a VM from Oppenheimer tellking me that Mark Fine, his boss, wants me to call him right away.
No details.  Yeah - like that will happen when pigs fly.
These guys are sleazebags.  My policy is never to call back unless the caller is professional enough to tell me what the topic is, and how it relates to me.

I emailed the company at info@opco.com and referenced these harassing phone calls.  They actually replied to me asking for the phone numbers so they could remove them from the mailing list.  Hopefully this will FINALLY solve this annoying problem!

This guy continues to call my attorneys number and regardless of how many times I told him to stop calling, he continues to call!  I told him today that I asked his company to stop calling this office months ago, his response was "and what company is that?".  I laughed on the phone saying you've GOT to be kidding!!! and hung up on him!

Incessant cold calls from Oppenheimer's goons.  Their practices are deceptive, unethical, and unprofessional.

A man keeps calling the city attorney's office, then say "Oh, I'm sorry. Wrong number." He has done so about 8 different times within two hours.

Got a call from somebody asking for Gerry Koske.  I have been getting calls for Gerry Koske (previously unknown to me) at my home number for five years.  Caller claims not to be a bill collector.

Basically the same voice mail message as Another Bob:  "Hello this is Vaughn Anthony calling from Oppenheimer.  At your earliest convenience please call me at 212-699-7902.  The number again is 212-699-7902."

Spoke to Zachary Drean previously from this number.  He is a pushy broker from Oppenheimer's private wealth division.  I now ignore the calls.

Vaughn Anthony from Oppenheimer, 202-699-7902

He said his name was Jeff Markowitz, and was calling to speak with one of our attorneys.

This number continually appears on my phone itinerary.  I never pick it up.  It seems their computer rings my phone every hour of the day to determine when I will pick up the phone.  They are so stupid!

I got a call from "Mark Fein's office" as well, with no mention of why he was calling. Didn't return it, as it was obvious they were selling something. Really stupid ploy.

Guy with a very fake-like stage-presence voice said his name was Harry Bronstein, calling for the owner of our company.

Telemarketer calls to set up call with the guy that wants to share your retirement money with him. He should go back to selling used cars

Got the call from 'Mark Fein' with Oppenheimer. These guys continue to call and use tactics with my assistant like - "this is an emergency", this is a personal call, etc. Stock broker trolls is what they are.

If he was important, he'd call - and he'd leave a message why

Another Chris Kiefel!  Said he was calling from Oppenheimer.

Calls my work all the time trying to get in touch with our attorneys. Calls about 20 times a day.

Same thing called very cryptic just looking for George ***** when asked who is calling said this is jim from oppenheimer when I asked for more info said this was brokerage firm when I pressed him for purpose of call insisted on knowing if this was George or George's correct no. when advised it was not correct no. just hung up.

Left me a voice mail message:  "Hello this is Vaughn Anthony calling from Oppenheimer, and at your earliest convenience you may return my call at 212-699-7902.  The number again is 212-699-7902."

A woman calls 2 of my bosses, probably others in the firm too.  No message; she'll "try again later" or she'll ask for voicemail and then hang up when I transfer her.

Chris Kiefel. Wants to do some business but no details.

just ignore the call.  if it were important they'd leave a message

Oppenheimer is indeed a reputable firm.  I have an account with them.  Are their picks always right?  No, but they have a great research team and I am up a lot of money over the past couple of years.  It's the firms who have a single office in upstate New York or central New Jersey that you have to be careful of, as these firms can be shut down by the SEC at any moment with your money tied up in them.  Oppenheimer is a publicly traded firm and has a good reputation and like I said, I am satisfied with their service.

Got a phone call from one of their advisor. I talked with him and found him to be very professional. I am debating on opening an account. The Oppenheimer name is looking very good in the investing world.

calls my job everyday asking for the president of one the other companies.  explained i don't have a number for "the president" just keeps calling.