617-515-4982

Received a call asking for information. Caller would not identify himself or provide reason for call but kept asking questions.

Man with accent wanted to talk to a specific IT manager regarding a white paper.  The centers that make these calls don't consider imparting information to be soliciting, but this company does.  Therefore, he was sent to Purchasing, IT division.

Ask for It Mgr. Don't think so.

Received call from strongly accented woman named "Ano".  Stated she was calling regarding software solutions.  The caller id on the phone said Suburban  Home H. Number calling from 617-515-4982.  Asked for IT and named the person. After giving the name she said "may I speak to her".  Her is actually a guy. Placed call on hold to check the number; she hung up while I was checking.  Am not sure if this is a sales "pitch" or a plain scam call.

A lady called asking for IT Quality Person when I inquired she mentioned she was calling from DELL and wanted to send a email to me and wanted my email address, i got a  doubt and asked her to give me her email address instead so that I  can send her a Test email, she declined and said she doesn't have a email address as she is calling on behalf of DELL. I ended the call as it was a Suspicious call.

A guy called in asking for our SVP of IT and said he was from Information Finders (?)... I asked the purpose of the call and he stated that he had previously spoke with him. He couldn't even pronounce his name correctly, so I just hung up. Definitely a cold call / sales call. TELEMARKETER

White papers - not interested. Told him to stop calling.

Rec'd call once in the morning from a guy and again in the afternnon from a young lady.  Wanted to verify that I was the Market Manager and I shared with both callers ... all calls must be handled by my supervisor!  Thanked me and hung up quickly!!!  Requested "NO MORE CALLS"

Comes up as Suburban Home Health Care, Inc - which is a real company and this is one of their numbers.  It is being spoofed by whomever is calling.  Contacted Suburban Home Health Care to let them know. Gave them time of call, my company, our ESRM contact, and what they claimed to be calling about.

Called my business.  I did not answer.  Left no message, but lots of call center chatter in background.  You can safely ignore calls from this number.

Company called twice and did not leave a message.  I called the number on Caller ID thinking it was a vendor needing support.  The number would not accept calls.

Just got a call from this number.  I rarely, if ever, pick up calls from numbers I don't recognize.  I ignored it.  No message.  Block!

Thick accent, Kevin from Enterprise Tech.  Asked for an employee but we don't know who he is so he got put to voicemail.  Probably a telemarketer or scam.

Received a call from a man with a heavy accent, asking for HR manager by name.   I offered to take a message as they are all in a workshop, he didn't want to leave a message, said he would call back.   The number will be blocked.

"David Smith" from Intacct is unable to maintain a professional demeanor.  My kryptonite?  Asking for the address of the company.   He melted down and hung up.

Ask for someone that does not work here. Before she could say anything else I told her that the number comes up spam and I can't give her any information, then I hung up.

He called my company six times in a five min span asking for different people. I finally said that was enough and he wasnt to call back.

Called asking for the Health Information Management supervisor by name, asked who was calling. He stated Mark, I said calling from... He just said Mark Williams then asked for the direct number to the supervisor he called for. I asked to take a message and he said he would email her directly and hung up. Scam. Very suspicious.

Some things never change.  Man requested the data privacy manager by name and title (been receiving a lot of those lately).  We haggled over his true purpose (his accent made clarification more difficult), then he muttered something and hung up while I was in mid-sentence.