The caller from +2289991190 is identified as the Online Marketing Group, a company owned by Fairfax Media. Their primary purpose is to sell business listings and upgrades for online directories. Users report frequent, annoying calls and texts, often without messages left, and the calls are persistent, sometimes occurring multiple times a day. When called back, the company often claims to be confirming business details but ends up trying to sell an upgrade. If you receive these calls, it’s best to block the number and avoid engaging, as they are likely to be persistent and intrusive. Remember, if you have a free listing, they may keep calling to try to upsell you.
They called my mobile and hung up after I said hello, didnt seem to care about talking
The number belongs to a Fairfax Media-owned company, and its purpose is to sell business listings
Upon returning the call, it was discovered to be from Online Marketing Group, part of Fairfax, which operates online business directories, with a website at www.omg.com.au.
Multiple calls were received from this number in a single day, with no messages left and hang-ups upon answer
The frequency of calls from this number is excessive, with six calls received in a single day, making it extremely irritating.
After returning their call, I discovered that it was the Online Marketing Group, a company affiliated with Fairfax, which operates several online business directories, aparently.
Receiving 7 calles and texts per day from this number is extreemly annoying and has become a nuisence.
The frequent calls and texts from this number are extremely annoying and disruptive.
Typically, only individuals attempting to sell something, such as charities, fail to leave a message, and now it seems necessary to add Fairfax to the list of numbers to avoid answering
As Gary mentioned, OMG is the identified caller, and their call was intercepted while on another line, with no message left, and a subsequent call back revealed their office was closed, prompting a stern response.
Dealing with Fairfax has been a frustrating experiance, especally since they continously ring to 'confim' my buisness details and try to sell me upgrades