(347) 418-0489

absolute SCAM

Just received SEVERAL calls in a matter of a few minutes from a man named "Victor Smith" supposedly the cancellation manager, who spoke with very broken English who was obviously from India. Claims we enrolled in Yellow Pages in February of 2009 and they received a call from the owner requesting cancellation. He recited our owners name and address and said they had to mail out the last invoice for $599.90 in order to cancel. He also kept asking for my authorization to cancel and that he would have to transfer me so that I could receive my cancellation number and the customer service telephone number for our local district. When I said I would have to ask the owner what was going on, he got a little excited and said if I didn't authorize the cancellation now, they would automatically renew our service. Thankfully I type fast and found all these wonderful reviews. I informed him that while we had been talking, I looked the number up on the internet and he was definately trying to scam us and I didn't appreciate it. He kept denying it and insisting that a much larger bill would be mailed out for the renewal of our contract. I just told him that I would be contacting the BBB and FTC and not to ever call us a***n. I ***g up and gave everyone in the office a note with the phone number so they could immediately **** up if we happen to receive another call. Hopefully this scam dies down soon.

Called me and phone went dead

Static and **** up

These idiots keep calling my home and, when I answer, they mumble a couple of words and then **** up.

Someone from this number called and said it had so****ing to do with a medical card. Next thing I knew, the line went dead. I've gotten calls like this before. I called back and got the message that the number was no longer in service, had been disconnected or I had misdialed. Don't know who these idiots are but they're being turned over to my state attorney general come Monday.

We were contacted from this number about a bill we supposedly owed (never signed up for) and were told we needed to pay it right now or it would be four times as large. People here were really hokey and agreed to reduce our amount to ZERO when we threatened to contact the state attorney general about them. Only problem was they wanted to have the bill sent to a fic***ious address and we had to parti****te in the scam.