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Leave a CommentLeft me a voice mail: Doug Lane wanted me to call him at 800-778-6296 X-1223 - I did not return the call! Found this page after a quick Google search. I NEVER answer calls that come in w/o number I.D. Figure he got my number from a "blind" classified ad in the local newspaper. I'm in central Washington State.
Left me a voice mail: Doug Lane wanted me to call him at 800-778-6296 X-1223 - I did not return the call! Found this page after a quick Google search. I NEVER answer calls that come in w/o number I.D. Figure he got my number from a "blind" classified ad in the local newspaper. I'm in central Washington State.
fraud,just research
telemarketer wanted to sell magnet wouldnt give last name. I suspect it is a fraud
These people are a complete scam. They are part of a company called Universal Adcom. AKA Premier Impressions, Hometown Productions, and about 1000 other names. Based out of Fort Worth, TX. These people will ***** you in a heartbeat. They contacted me one time claiming to be with my local chamber of commerce selling ad ****e on relocation maps. I said, "Send me some info and I'll get back to you on it." I contacted my local chamber of commerce and they said that they had never heard of that company. Premier Impressions sent me a box of "Complimentary" relocation maps with my company's logo on it and a bill for almost 300 dollars. After almost a year of monthly calls saying that if I'd pay with my credit card over the phone they would knock a portion off, they finally turned it over to a collection agency. Three phone calls to the agency and a letter explaining exactly what had happened and the agency agreed that they were trying to scam people.Several months later, they tried to sell me some more stuff and denied ever trying to scam me before. They still call on occasion and I just laugh at them.
telemarketer wanted to sell advertising ****e on a magnet for $309.50 and that they wanted to give back to the communtiy.. said he lived in my county.. but would not give last name.. my county is 6,000 people... So I would know him.. or would know someone who knows him..
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