It’s strange how a casual mention of “owner” can turn a routine call into a relentless sales pitch. Most of the reports describe a persistent telemarketer claiming to represent a security‑system company and using first names like Lindsey to sound familiar. The calls often request a transfer to an “owner” and ignore polite refusals, which is classic spam behavior. To protect your business, enable blocking features on your phone system, verify any unsolicited caller’s identity before sharing details, and add the number to a Do‑Not‑Call registry. Train staff to hang up on vague requests and report persistent offenders to the FTC for further verification and possible action.
This is a SPAM call, they was pushy and wanted to speek to the Owner, but i didnt comply and i blocked the number
Our office recived a call, and when I answered, no one replied, but it was clear that someone was on the other end of the line
It's best to ignore this spam call.
Left a voicemail singing "Kobuta... Kobuta"
I had the same experiance as other users, they used my first name like we knew eachother, now its blocked
I got a voicemail from somone who claimd to be Danelle from Century, asking me to cal them back at the same number.
Lindsey's call was met with persistence, asking for a co-owner and refusing to take no for an answer, eventually leading to a report to the security team
Linsey was the name given by the caller, who somehow managed to reach my office phone
This number is a telemarketer that sell security system.
I recieved a call from a lady named Liz at Sentry, she was asking to speak to the owner, which doesnt apply to me, so i told her i'd pass the message, but honestly, it went straight to the trash