310-587-1423

people from this number are trying to sell you gold.

This number is from GoldLine International, Inc. in Santa Monica, California.  This is a legitimate business. They only called me one time (March '08) to ask if I had an interest in investing in gold because I had contacted them a year prior for information about investing.  They were simply checking back with me. It was not harassment.
They have a radio show called "The American Advisor" with host Joe Battaglia on which they talk about investing in gold, silver, or platinum.  If you have ever called their toll-free number requesting free information, they might have saved your number.
They did not harass me.  I believe this company is OK.

I opened an account with Goldline last year, and I've kind of dragged my feet in actually investing in any precious metals.  It is because of this that I get occasional calls from an advisor, from this number.  It is legitimate.

Yes this is a legitimate number. I had requested some info from them months ago and the subsequent calls were only to follow up on my interest in purchasing gold...no harassment.

thanks I did not know the phone number and this a new number for me so I had no Idea who was calling. Why did they not leave a message?
Thanks People

The people from this number are rude.  This man has been calling my husband for the past few weeks, and my husband was interested in buying into gold.  But they called back today and my husband just had surgery.  The man was rude and really pushy and when I got on the phone with him the salesman said that we were wasting his time, I said a few choice words to him and hung up the phone.

Agree, valid company. I don't feel harassed by them.

This number is from goldline. The person I have delt with has never been rude to me and has answered all my questions.

Goldline.  Not rude, following up on my interest.

A "Legitimate Company", but not a company I will ever work with again.  They can be pushy, extremely persistant and VASTLY overpriced on their products.  Some of the salespeople are okay, but most are arrogant.  The plus is that they are intelligent people in regards to the gold/coin market, but charge you way to much for their expertise.   I can not get them to stop calling me.  They just keep having new people call.  So from my perspective they are knowledgable but annoying and non-competitive.

I highly suspect that this is not a legitimate number for Goldline.

Dear Consumer,

Someone using this number is calling people, randomly, at all hours of the day and night, with the Caller ID "Concerto Networks".  This is NOT endorsed, approved or authorized by the Concerto Networks Company.
 
Please do not respond to the number. We have reported this issued to the Police/State Agencies investigating Internet Crimes, Identity Theft.  We will take legal action to the fullest, against these people/companies using our Trademark Brand without our approval and for activities that cause harm to our company.

On behalf of Concerto Networks, we apologize to the consumers/receivers of these unwanted/unsolicted phone calls.

Regards,
Concerto Networks

these calls are from Goldline......trying to sell or to invest in gold, silver etc

Legit from Gold Line, they called me after I had called them 1 year ago.
btw, Glen Beck has them as advertisers they will push you into the most $$$ coins you can get cheaper  stuff else whereG

It is Goldline.  I bought once only - a single U.S. gold coin - but I wised up and now buy from the U.S. Mint or first-level resellers.  Goldline calls occassionally but do not harass. Yes, their prices are far out of line.

I'm pretty sure every single one of the people trying to say this is legitimate are just fake reports created by Goldline.  I get these calls at least once a week, even though I'm on the Do Not Call registry, I've never requested anything about investing gold, I've never bought anything gold, and I have no interest in gold! A legitimate organization does not call under false pretenses by trying to lie and say I've requested information in the past.

Yes, this is legit. I emailed Goldline requesting info on buying gold, and they are just following up. I have never spoken to anyone because I changed my mind about buying it, so I get a call every couple of months from someone who leaves a message. I need to have them remove my name so the salespeople aren't wasting their time, but it def isn't harassment.

They just called my cell phone (unpublished) three times in a row (I just let it ring each time).  The caller then left the most arrogant and presumptuous message imaginable.

I just received a call from them and did not answer because I did not recognize the number. I called it from a landline and it is Goldline.  I have not contacted anyone about Gold so it must be a random dialing system. Hopefullyit will not call again.

they said they would send out written info, but never did.
the guy i spoke kept calling, and honestly, he sounded like he was on meth.