Cory
San Antonio,#2Consumer Suggestion
Fri, March 02, 2007
I get those calls all the time. They start with: We're calling to verify the information in your yellow pages ad". "Is all this information correct"? As soon as I hear what it is, I hang up. Another tipoff is on the caller ID. There is no caller ID number, which is kind of odd for a legitimate company and they're usually from india. They've been known to cut and splice "verbal authorization" on recordings, so I don't use the term "ok" over the phone, I use correct instead. You have to watch the scumbags.
Cory
San Antonio,#3Consumer Suggestion
Fri, March 02, 2007
I get those calls all the time. They start with: We're calling to verify the information in your yellow pages ad". "Is all this information correct"? As soon as I hear what it is, I hang up. Another tipoff is on the caller ID. There is no caller ID number, which is kind of odd for a legitimate company and they're usually from india. They've been known to cut and splice "verbal authorization" on recordings, so I don't use the term "ok" over the phone, I use correct instead. You have to watch the scumbags.
Cory
San Antonio,#4Consumer Suggestion
Fri, March 02, 2007
I get those calls all the time. They start with: We're calling to verify the information in your yellow pages ad". "Is all this information correct"? As soon as I hear what it is, I hang up. Another tipoff is on the caller ID. There is no caller ID number, which is kind of odd for a legitimate company and they're usually from india. They've been known to cut and splice "verbal authorization" on recordings, so I don't use the term "ok" over the phone, I use correct instead. You have to watch the scumbags.
Cory
San Antonio,#5Consumer Suggestion
Fri, March 02, 2007
I get those calls all the time. They start with: We're calling to verify the information in your yellow pages ad". "Is all this information correct"? As soon as I hear what it is, I hang up. Another tipoff is on the caller ID. There is no caller ID number, which is kind of odd for a legitimate company and they're usually from india. They've been known to cut and splice "verbal authorization" on recordings, so I don't use the term "ok" over the phone, I use correct instead. You have to watch the scumbags.