(253) 205-8803

The number was on my caller ID several times. When the call was returned the operator said that the number was not a working number.

Stated his name was Tom Richardson.  Asked for owner by name then if there was a co-owner.  Asked him is it was a solicitation call and he stated "no" it was a resource.  Told him that made it a solictation call and asked that they remove our number.  I then hung up.

They are at it again.  Asking for the owner by first name then not leaving any message.  They hang up before you can ask who they are or why they are calling.

Recieved a call from this number...again.Wanted to speak with the owner of the company, but would not give the information regarding the nature of the call.Was told no-one was available. Left a voicemail with the owner stating; " Your recptionist is very rude! I represent another company trying to get in contact with you about a large amount of work we need from you."What a line of BS! These callers want to "Come to your office and go over your business practices to improve your bottom line." Yet they call on local cell phones and seem to be in a different time zone.

I get a lot of telemarketers at the office but this one was really odd, I got this inocent looking number on my caller ID. Before I could even say hello I got a rude sounding "what are you looking for?" then a hang up. pita.

I just had the rudest woman call from this # and ask for our business owner.  When I said he was unavailable she insisted I page him again.  I left her to sit on hold for a few and let her know he was still unavailabe.  At that point she hung up.

Called and asked for owner by first and last name and knew how to say them correctly.  (Most people ask for the owner by his nickname and don't know how to pronounce his last name.)  Caller said his name was John Snow. Wouldn't leave a number or say where he was calling from.  Said he would be in and out of meetings all day and asked if I was expecting the owner back this afternoon after lunch.  Said he would call back then, it would be easier.

I forgot to add he said his name was John Snow.

Call and asked for owner by first and last name.  Most people ask for him by his nickname and don't know how to pronounce his last name.  Wouldn't leave a number or say where he was from.  Said he would be in and out of meetings all day and if I was expect the owner back this afternoon after lunch.  Said he would call back then, it would be easier.

Typical telemarketer. Asked for owner by first name, would not leave message, did not give his name or company name.Using a local number is just the latest attempt to try to fool people into putting them through, since they know that unidentified numbers, out of state, or 800 numbers are a red flag to anyone with caller ID.

Typical telemarketer. Asked for owner by first name, would not leave message, did not give his name or company name.Using a local number is just the latest attempt to try to fool people into putting them through, since they know that unidentified numbers, out of state, or 800 numbers are a red flag to anyone with caller ID.

asked for owner by name, wouldn't leave a number or what it was concerning.

Asked for the owner, but refused to give name or who she was with, claimed they needed to 'send something' but hung up before I got back from answering another line.