I just got a call from "Debbie" at S&S Equipment. She asked to speak to the owner (and called him by name). After telling her he is not in the office today she said she needed to speak with him because she had 1 quick question and needed his cell number. Obviously I wouldn't give it out and demanded I take her number for him to call because of a 1 real quick question. The number she gave was 904.674.5905.

Received a call from a girl named Kim - asked for the owner by name but wanted to confirm she was still the owner. She stated she was following up scheduling a meeting for today that another employee was suppose to have had with the owner.  I do the scheduling of appts for the owner so I knew that was not true.   She stated she was with SSI and wanted to know when to reach the owner. I told her it varies and she left her "cell" number for me to pass onto the owner.

Woman called out call center and asked to speak to the "owner." We offered the number to our main location, she said "Is it local?" We asked where she was located. She said "nevermind" and hung up.

We've received several more calls asking for "the owner" and occassionally they'll ask for someone by name. One person said her name was "Daphne" with S&S. Another caller said they wanted to "schedule a meeting" and asked for someone by name. When we asked if they were a customer and that we couldn't give the person's direct number, the woman hung up on us.

Man called my place of business saying is Tommy Waller. Wanted my cell phone #. Was told to give his so I could call him. Said already had it.  Don't know this person. Weird kind of scam?

Similar to bobo's experience:

Nasty individual calling herself Debbie Brooks called our job, demanding to speak to owner.  When I asked if it concerned a patient so I could pull a chart, Debbie Brooks said it did not and thank you.  I told her the boss didn't recognize her name and wasn't expecting a phone call from her.  She sweetened up, asked me to take a phone number, and that she was with SS Equipment.  I asked, "what kind of equipment?"  She said "Don't have to tell you."  I said, "You're right. Don't call here again."

Lady calls, demands to speak to owner.  When told not available asks for cell phone number.  Stated she was with "SS Brooks" and needed to ask about some equipment.  Further questioning by me resulted in blunted responses and her repeating the same.  She eventually hung up. It's a commercial business.  Google shows a job posting for the phone number related to closed circuit t.v. sales, commission only.