This man called and asked for my boss. When I had told him he was already gone for the day, he asked if I was his wife. I said no, im his secretary. He said ok, then asked for my name. then he proceded to ask me how old I was, and if I had a boyfriend. When I told him yes, he asked how old he was. then when I told him how old he asked if my boyfriend need viagra!!!!!!
WOW!

Didn't answer

this guy called my 2 days in a row asking for Chris Johnson. The first day, I told him he had the wrong number, and this was my cell phone. He apologized and hung up. The second day, I told him again to not call me anymore. He kept asking me what my name was. I told him it didn't matter; he has the wrong number. He got very upset as is I was in the wrong. What a sense of obnoxious entitlement!!...sales pitch or not.

My caller-id says American Precious Metals on this number. The guy is very pushy about getting me to invest in silver... Asks a lot of questions about my job, my family...

was that investment company 3001ad or Alliance Leasing/Consolidated Management?

Repeated calls and i was hung up on few times after i said hello.  No answer on call back.

Argued with me when I told him the guy he was asking for no longer worked here.

This man called and asked for Don (that is my dad lol) I told him he had the wrong number (we are just so sick of telemarketers on the cell phone).  He then asked for an Edward then a Mark.  I have never even heard of them.  I told him there were no men at this phone and he said ewwww ewwwww what did I call a sorority house and made this nasty sounding laugh.  Creepy!

Google "do not call violations" and report them.  If everyone did this we would not have this problem.  There is a fine in they continue to call.

If your number has been on the National Do Not Call Registry for at least 31 days and you receive a call from a telemarketer that you believe is covered by the National Do Not Call Registry, you can file a complaint at the registry?s website at www.donotcall.gov or by calling the registry?s toll-free number at 1-888-382-1222 (for TTY, call 1-866-290-4236). To file a complaint, you must know either the name or telephone number of the company that called you, and the date the company called you.

You can file your complaint on the registry?s website, www.donotcall.gov, using the File a Complaint page. You must know either the name or the phone number of the company that called you. You also must provide the date that the company called you and your registered phone number. You may provide your name and address, but it?s not required for you to submit a complaint. You also may call the registry?s toll-free number at (1-888-382-1222) to file a complaint (for TTY, call 1-866-290-4236).

"leonard" continues call after I've requested to be taken off of their list. They purchased a list I was on that was stolen from a previous investment company.

Selling investments in Precious Metals.