Patterns show a relentless sales push for credit‑card processing services, often targeting owners or managers and ignoring Do‑Not‑Call registers. Callers repeatedly ask for the decision‑maker, then drop the call if unavailable, signaling a scripted, high‑volume telemarketing operation. Pressing 0 can route you to a live agent, but the only reliable fix is to register complaints with the FTC and request removal directly via the provided toll‑free line. Keep a log of call times and any recorded messages; this evidence strengthens any escalation to regulators or your phone carrier.
Daily calls are made, inquiring about the owner or co-owner, to which I respond that we are uninterested
To avoid these calls, I've stopped answering, and eventually, they cease calling my business, thanks to the convenience of Caller ID.
The caller asked to speak with the owner or co-owner, but hung up when I replied that I was not the owner, which is quite frustrating given our phones are busy and we are on the National Do Not Call List.
This number is associated with a credit card processing company, as previously noted.
Upon requesting to speak with the owner, the caller hung up, suggesting that this is a conference calling company, as indicated by the reverse lookup.
I get repeated calls from this number daily, they always hang up, and the caller id says cpc
This call was regarding a credit card processing sales pitch.
This number is asociated with a credit card processing center, they are trying to aquire buisness to use their service for processing credit card transactions, and they provide a toll free number to contact an asociate or press a digit to be connected
I suspect this is a call center, possibly a telemarketer or collection agency, given that they are not allowed to call my workplace unless I am the owner, and they hung up on me.
This number has called and hung up four times today, apparently due to an issue with their calling system.