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John rayes debt collection

John rayes debt collection

Tom Bachelor from Greenberg Grant and Richards left me a message today.  "I need you to give me a call at 713-789-5893 extension 1137.  CALL ME BACK"  Seriously guy, do you think that my company would actually return a message with no reference.  Cold callers get the hint "we don't want to sell our company".   BTW bullying my****istant to get through is not going to work, actually you'll be the one ****ing up once she's done with you!!

"Mark" from Greenberg Grant and Richards left me a message today.  "I've left you three messages in the last three weeks and you really need to call me back.  This is Mark with Greenberg Grant and Richards. 713.789.5893.  713.789.5893."  Seriously, if you've left me a message that had any merit to it or would be of benefit to my company, you would have had a return call by someone.  Salespeople need to take a hint, if you leave an unsolicited message, send an unsolicited package, etc., and you do NOT hear back from someone it's because they do NOT want to do business with you at this time.  IF/WHEN the company finds your services to be useful to them, they will be in touch.  Trying to bully your way through an****istant is NOT the way to make it to the person you really want to speak with.  Trust me.  We're the first and last line of defense on unsolicited calls.

thanks for ur information, he somehow called me, so i found ur message! Stranger!

I received the call and like many calls like this I get in a day, being the administrative****istant to the VP of our company, he asked for my boss on the first name basis, sounding like they knew each other well. When I asked him what it was in regards to he said it was about the ID 10T. He said he was looking for the 2nd edition, not the 1st and that he had the information. Very pushy and very ****y.  I looked up ID 10T and is a term used by tech support operators and computer experts to describe a user error, a problem that is due to the user's ignorance instead of a software or hardware malfunction. It is a masked jab at the user. when ID-Ten-T is spelled out it becomes IDIOT. A highly popular example of this is a user mistakingly using their CD-ROM for a cup holder. So we called him back. He works for a collection company and wanted to help us with collections. When we asked him what an ID 10T was he laughed and said it was their way to get past a secretary who is screening calls for her boss. The point is beware of there ID 10Ts!!!!!!!!!!!