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Called four times within 10 minutes asking first to speak with one person, then to someone else in marketing. When I told him he had to leave a message for that person because they probably weren't at their desk, he called back using another number. When I asked what company he was from, he said he had some information for the person he was asking for. I'm going to start hanging up on this number - it's obviously a scam.

Called asking for someone that does not work here and would not say why they were calling. Kept saying business follow up call. He did not get anywhere.

"Steve" (with a heavy middle eastern accent) called asking for the IT manager. I could hear several voices in the background as if the call was coming from a boiler room. I left the call on hold until they hung up

A Laurie with an Indian accent claiming to be from IBM was wanting to confirm my email address so that they could send me a link to a free live webinar.

Slammed phone down so hard I broke it.

This phone number called my work and specifically asked to speak to me. However, i had stepped out of my office and when i tried returning the phone call a weird noise that sounded like almost like a fax. I tried calling it two more times and each time something different would happen but the call never went through. I think this is a scam

called me twice, asked my by name specifically and after i asked it they were selling something i could hear two people discuss and slam the phone down.

Some man with a heavy Indian accent called - asked what my job title was, somehow knew what it was but tried to get me to confirm and said he was sending something over. When I questioned him, he said he was sending something over and hung up on me.

Boris called about a very important business email message. Sounds very legit

Some boiler room twit searching for information.  I hung up.

Someone calling for information wanting to send a white paper.  I hung up.

Man with accent claimed that a specific employee, who is at another location, was expecting his call.  I asked what in reference to, and he repeated his statement.  I said that we cannot transfer calls without knowing their purpose; and, if his call really had been anticipated, the gentleman would have provided his direct number, because he wasn't here.  Then, I hung up loudly.

7 phone calls this morning from a fake name at a busy call centre (3 times with the same NY number, once with the Kentucky number above - probably faked), calling on behalf of ctotoday.net with information about Dell. Each time, I asked to speak with a supervisor, each time I was told none was available, but that I would be removed from their list. Finally, someone claiming to be a supervisor assured me that he would be contacting the IT department and having my details purged, and that no one else would call.

Wanted to confirm my work email to send a white paper on "CMS for marketers"