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These people are getting more rude and downright scary.  Somehow they got the direct number of one of our supervisors, whom they keep calling.  When he doesn't answer, they zero out to the switchboard (me).  The guy yes****ay insisted the manager had called him, he even had his home address, which he s****ed rattling off - like I said, scary.  I replied it's easy to get that kind of information from the phone book or internet and reiterated that this person did not want to talk with him/his company and had never called him and that we knew this was a scam.  I was hopeful that would finally be the end of it, but no.  Today another call was received.  He began by asking for the person by a different name, though he gave the correct name when I told him there wasn't anyone at the company by the name he first gave.  When I a***n insisted we knew this to be a scam, the guy s****s yelling at me that he's just trying to get a multi-million dollar contract signed and fine, he'll just tear it up and take us out of his database.  I can only hope he finally does . . . .

some **** from this number called today -sorry he hadn't been in conact - had just got back to work afterr a heat attack -I recognized a boiler room scam - asked him where he got my cell # - he said he was returning my call --- I said that is BS since all my outbound calls would show "private number" since it is blocked --- he screamed for me not to call him a***n -- then the screetch and a **** up --no one with a legit business acts this way

Got a phone call from (Jake Taylor) at MB Industries... He asked for my plant managers name and then said OH YEAH let me speak with him. I sent him to my managers****istant and said I must speak with your plant manager I can not leave a number with the posistion I am in. I put him on hold came back and he was demanding to speak with him still. Would not leave a number!

Received another from MBINDUSTRIES (last called November 18, 2008 - see previous posting).  Same script, basically.  Identified himself as John Jones from Sun Industries this time.  For those concerned, he happened to have a defribulator in his wife's golf bag.  Sounds like all is well.

Received a call from a man identifying himself as Tony from Delta Industries. He wanted to be put through to the production manager, whom he claims to have contacted about a month ago about doing a job for him.  Claimed he couldn't find the person's card and couldn't remember his name.  Could I just give him some names and see if any sounded familiar.  Several things he said clued me in that he probably was not legit.  When I questioned him further to try to confirm if it was a for-real call or not, he s****ed saying 'what am I talking to, the Kremlin?' and similar.  I said, "OK, so this is Tony from Delta Industries," at which point he ***g up.

Received call stating they had met one of our superintendents on a jobsite and forget their name, but then said it was at a mcDonalds, wanted to know all of out super's names and numbers, but couldnt say where they met them and for what job.  After several annoying questions, he said he was on a cell phone, getting bad reception, then a scree****g noise and the call ended.  Secon call this week.  First one was from woman from Delta, trying to push free swiss army knife, and degreaser.  But after not giving all the info she wanted, she ***g up on me.

Must be the same guy I talked to SG because of the Kremlin comment. They are using several different names, Delta Industries, Delta Shipping Supplies, Olympia (shipping supplies), Sun Energy, Sun Industries, JB Industries, MB Industries, Apex Industries anything to get through to either shipping or the maintenance manager.  All they need is a name or address so don't give them either, don't transfer them to voice mail.  Tell them it's a***nst company policy etc.  Others to watch out for are R.C. Davis, Pioneer Research, Universal Solutions (cleaning supplies, U S Supply (shipping supplies)

Same scenario as others.  Called claiming to be from Sun Industries and was at my company but had a heart attack while golfing.  I questioned him and told not to call this number and he ***g up.  New York accent calling from a Florida phone number...*****s!

Scam sales call.  Act like they know you when in fact you have no idea who they are.  Wanted the President of our company paged and was adamant about interrupting him from his meeting.  This company needs to be stopped....

Got a call from some guy, said he was with Apex Industries, caller ID showed MB Industries.  They're head ***ters!  Google Apex recruiting firm.

I received a call from MB Industries.  He said he was sorry he hadn't called me back, but he had a heart attach.  Knowing it was a scam, I decided to have some fun with the guy.  I asked him the following questions: Did he have surgery?  How old was he?  Was there a family history of heart issues?  Did he have kids?  Where did the heart attack happen?  (on the 4th hole of the golf course, with his old lady at his side)  Did they send the ambulance out onto the golf course and did they have to shut off the siren?  Did the group behind him get to play through?  He finally told me that he was going to send me some hand cleaner.  I told him he was full of "****", not to send me anything, and to not call my companies number a***n.  I have been receiving calls like this for years.  What a waste!!

Just got a call from some wiseguy who wanted to talk to the General Manager.  I told him we do not have anyone with that ***le, but if he told me what it was regarding, I could put him through to the appropriate person.  He continued to be evasive.  Told me he had been here a couple of weeks ago, but had misplaced the business card of the person he spoke to.  I asked a***n what it was regarding so that I could put him through to the appropriate person.  He then said, "you have a plant there right?  I just want to talk to the person in charge." I told him a***n,that it depended what it was regarding and I asked a***n where he was calling from.  When he told me "my house" I decided I'd wasted enough time with this joker!

This same guy called me wanting my home address to send me a set of steak knives, this was the first time he called, he gave me the heart attack story then. He said due to insurance problems he couldn't send it to the office it had to go to my house, when I refused to give him info, he ***g up!! Today he called a***n and said his name was Phil Jensen and was with Sun Energy and claimed he had been to my office but I was out and needed my address. When I s****ed questioning him there was a loud beep and he ***g up, when I tried to call him back it just rings!!! He needs to be stopped!!

Just got a call from this ****.  He said "Uh the maintenance manager, what did you say his name was?"  I said "I'm sorry but you didn't identify yourself", he said his name was "Bernie" and I said "and what is the name of your company?" He mumbled so****ing and I asked him to repeat it and it was Delta Industries. I asked him what his company did and all I got was a horrible scree****g sound on his end.  So I ***g up. These ****s have called before because I already had their number in Google.  They've called as "Delta Shipping Supplies" before these ****s just won't give up.

Some guy claiming to be a salesmen that I met months ago who was supposed to get back to me, but had a heart attack.  Gives a sad story, working from home.  Has some plaque to send me for his company's anniversary.  Keeps trying to get my HOME address for "Residential Shipping Insurance" even though he'll send it to my business.  After I told him there's no way I'm giving him my home info, he ***g up.  I'm in CA, his phone # is in FL.  Don't ever remember meeting him.  Some scam is going down.

Just read ticked off's comment.  Sun Energy was a rip off company that got to one of our vp's.  They offer the free gift to hook you and will use it as blackmail to make you pay their bill because most companies frown on employees accepting free gifts.  They may also go by the name of Safety Chem Inc, which by now I'm sure the address is defunct.