(949) 861-4000

Got called today.  Employee got the FIRST call.  Asked if "manager or decision maker" was available, she said, "No," and ***g up, as directed by boss.   SECOND call, Boss answered, "hello."  Voice - "I don't think you understand the nature of my call.  I am with 'merchant services,' and I handle your account"  Boss - "What account?" Voice - "your processing account."  Boss - "what processing?"  Voice - "your credit cards!"  Boss - "no you don't," and ***g up.  (Because, if he did, he'd know who to ask for, or at least know the name of the company that we do use!)THIRD call.  Boss - "hello."  Voice - "are you the one there who knows what they're talking about?"  Boss - "some of us know what we're talking about." Voice - "that's good.  Is there a fax number I can send this information to, because if you don't look at it, you will be 'sadly declining' this offer."  Boss - "I sadly decline this offer," and ***g up.No fourth call!

They are extremely persistent and keep calling.  I am trying to call block them.

Got a call from "Vanessa" I think at this same number, about the "rate increase". She left her extension number as 7010. I called back just to hear the company name. I don't know who they are.

This number just called me! The guy that spoke with asked if I was still in the job market?! WTH? They also called a minute before and didn't say anything, so I said that I was going to report theirs, because I am on the Do Not Call List. So, from what I see here, they pose as everything from a recruiter to a credit card company.

I used to work for this company before I took back my old job.The calls are regarding credit card processing programs.They are a wholesale provider for processing rates.The are not your current processor, but set appointments to have ****ysts meet with you to discuss your program. The requests for statements are only to look at the fees, rates, and volume you are processing to see if they can compete with your current processor.  They really can't do anything with your statement unless you provide your tax ID#Besides, would your current processor call to tell you that you are being overcharged?

Got a call from these people.  Trying to set an appointment to "review" our credit card statements.  Asking for financial information.

I received a voice mail from someone named Carl or Carlos.  He asked for a return call.  It sounded fishy so I decided to punch in the number on a search engine and I found other complaints and concerns too regarding this number.

We had been getting calls for a "Vickie" that wanted us to meet with "Rickie Galliani" from merchant services.  They claimed that they could save us a lot of money if our patients could use atm in our office.  I was tipped off when she wanted us to fax them a detailed report of our statements and would not give any proof that they were connected to our credit card company.