(406) 623-3577

This is he second person to try and contact me from Federal Financial Group trying to give me a scratch off for a free trip.  She had an accent and asked for a manager.  I immediately told her I wasn't interested an ***g up.The first time I got a call from Federal Finacial Group the week before.  I got the same dog and pony show.  That time it was a guy and he told me that I had won either a Ford Explorer, $2500 cash, Flat panel TV or a free trip.   As soon he said free trip I said no thank you and ***g up.  The guy then called me back from a different # to ask me why I wasn't interested.  I told him to never call back and ***g up a***n.

some one called me from numerous time from  IMS # 406-623-3577and want to talk to Manager. When I told him what's regarding for, he **** up. I called back and got busy signal. We are on "Do not call list".

Her English was very difficult to understand but she said I was chosen for a 3 night hotel stay available at several locations in the US and Mexico and all they needed was to verify my address. I told her I wasn't interested but she persisted so I asked how much it would cost. She said nothing and she just needed to ask me 3 questions so they could send someone out with my prizes and so****ing else (but I ******* understand what she was saying..and didn't care). I asked if I had to buy so****ing in order to get the "free" stuff and I'm not sure if she understood me but she said yes. I just told her I wouldn't use it and told her to have a wonderful day. She asked if she could call a***n and I told her it really wouldn't be worth her time so she finally gave up and said goodbye.

Lady called and asked for owner of company. I told her that he was not available and asked if I could take a message and she said that's ok, you can help me and went on to tell me not to worry, this was not a sales call, that we had been selected for a scratch off to win prizes such as a Ford Explorer, $2,500, Flat-screen TV or vacation/cruise.....She just kept blabbling on and on without taking a breath long enough for me to tell her we were not interested so I just ***g up.

Just got a cold call from these guys. EXTREMELY puchy guy telling me I had been randomly picked and had won either a Cruise, $2500, a new car etc., and stated they wanted me to partake in a Survey.

Definite Scam  - I just got a call and the person's voice sounded very "synthesized" - like they were disguising their voice? When I asked if it was a sales call - he kept saying "no - you have won a free hotel stay" and continued with trying to get me to answer yes to his questions about verifying my address - and I just kept answering "No - I do not want any marketing literature"  Whatever you do - do not answer yes - to any of their questions as it sounded like they were trying to record that response - he finally tired of my same response and ***g up.

Ireceived a call from these people and she asked the exact questions as everyone else... Im just concerned if it was bad for me to have answered them

Just got the call about 10min. ago. I told them not to call and ***g up on him.

Federal Financial Group constantly calling often at 3:30 PM Pacific Time. Very annoying!

406-623-3577: Called this morning at 10:44 AM. No one responded when I answered the call. Caller ID states IMS. After reading the other replies, I will put this number on my DON'T ACCEPT CALL feature of my phone. Thanks for the heads up fellow members.

No message - just a ****-up.

They called me too. I told the lady no thanks she s****ed pushing. She told me that I didn't have to sign up for anything. I told her no thanks 4 times before ****ing up.

I received a call today from a call center of sorts claiming to be the Federal Financial Group telling me I was selected to win prizes such as a Ford Explorer, $2,500, Flat-screen TV or vacation/cruise. The following match the description of the call I received:http://whocallsme.com/Phone-Number.aspx/8014322126http://whocallsme.com/Phone-Number.aspx/4259063133The questions they asked were to verify whether I was employed part-time or full-time, age, and income range (which were so****ing in the range of low poverty level, poverty level to $45,000, or over $45,000.They seem to have contacted me from the business I own because the lady who called referenced it at one point.They said they were going to send someone to my house with a scratch card to talk to me for no more than 20 minutes about the services they offer. The address they apparently had on file was to my ex-husband's house, so I didn't correct them.

Lady with heavy eastern european accent tells me she is with some credit company and that I've won some big cash prize and s****s asking questions about my demographics in order to proceed.  Sounded like a scam to me so I ***g up.  No callback.