You made the identical comment on another website using a different name. Please tell us how you benefited from this company. Also, what reputable company hides its identity on caller ID? Tell us the name of the company if you like them so much.

Really? What reputable company disguises their identity on caller ID? If you found them so beneficial, what is the name of the company? And what specifically did they do for you that you like so much?

Sites like this make it tough to run your filthy scam on the phone don't they?

LOL We know, but it's great to hear it from you crooks directly.

Now it's back to the boiler room with you. Thanks for playing.

lol - riiiight, and you must make a TON of money. i imagine you get through to A LOT of execs acting like an a***ole to the person answering the phone - which by the way, isn't always someone making $30K/year. what ever company you're representing that encourages these tactics is not one that any smart businessman/woman would EVER do business with.

we get calls like this with some frequency. we're a very small office and i guess they think whoever answers the phone is some meek receptionist they can bully. tell 'em to f*** off and hang up.

Answer the call. i have invested a lot of money. i was skeptical at first but they turned out to be an honest business. i highly recommend giving them 5 minutes of your time. as it was very beneficial for me.

Spam

Rec'd call and said "hello?" but all I could hear were the wonderful sounds of a confused call center.  

Now marked as SPAM on phone with no ringtone.

thats why you make 30k/yr

your obviously a moron, try paying attention to cnn, cnbc & bloomburg & maybe google warren buffet & see what is really going on in the world.

repeated calls from this number for someone selling securities from a real estate company.  Bad news!  I would suggest you not engage in any discussion, as this will invite repeat calls.

Spammer / Scammer.  Real Estate Foreclosure Consolidator pitch this time.  Hangs up when you ask how they got your number.

These guys workout of call centers that are capable of making 0ver 50,000 calls a day. They use Voice Over Internet Protocol to do it. This is expensive, but they must make enough to keep doing it. Google Heather, from Cardmember Services. YOU will get a glimpse of the whole show.
    With that said, these idiots call me twice a day.

Some fast-talking idiot called our office today asking to speak with the boss (by name) and said it was a "personal matter."  (i.e. He wants to try to scam the boss out of money.)  I told him he doesn't work in the office, that he works on the road.  I had to say it twice before it sank in.  He then asked if there was a better number to call.  I told him, no, but he could leave a message.  "That's alright," he tells me.  "I'll just send him an email."  Okay, you do that, jerk-wad.  The boss doesn't even know how to use the internet, never mind have an email account.  You can always tell these fast-talking scam artists by the b.s. they fling.  Caller ID said "New York."

I got a call at the office from these guys.  I said hello, heard lots of noise in the background and the caller hung up immediately.  I don't know how he got my number.  Based on what I've read on this site, it was a cold caller (or possibly a scammer?) trying to get me to invest money.  Lots of brokers get my number from the Society of Actuaries' membership database, but I always tell them I'm not interested.

After telling him that he COULD NOT call us and that we are on the no call list, he then says HE WILL JUST CALL MY BOSS' CELL PHONE #, then he HUNG UP!  I tried to call back and of course, it says it is disconnected. uurrgggggg

Doesn't leave a message. I now have it blocked.

This guy was a real pain... demanding to talk to my boss.  I tried to call the number back but it said the number was disconnected.  IF he calls again... I will be ready......   No one like this ever gets through to my boss.....  NEVER WILL!!!!

called asking for one of the managing partners. Lots of noise in the background. Told him he was out of luck and don't bother calling back. He can call if he wants. I have an airhorn at the ready.

Got mine yesterday morning - some idiot trying to sell me on a real estate investing scheme.

Schmuck was trying to con me into using MY money to fund HIS real estate investing.  I asked him what made him better than a highly successful real estate broker?

Idiot wasn't realizing he had cold called a real estate brokerage specializing in investment properties.

OOOPS!

1-2 times per day.  No one is there when I answer.  "Number not in service" when I call back. Irritating enough that I'd be willing to do violence if I could find the jerks at the source.

I keep getting calls from this number. When I call it back it says the number isn't in service. So how does it call my number if it doesn't work and why?