510-214-8651

left message about making 2000 per day - i did not answer

Did not answer if not in our area codes. No voicemail. All customers are within a hour of us. Waste of time.

Canned male "command voice" in 40 second message left mid-morning 16 May:
[02s silence] "Please *STOP* what'cher doing and listen to this *very* important message. [inhale] In-na *next* few seconds I'm gonna give you *access* to a *prerecorded message* that will show you how to *put* [pause] ten thousand dollars or *more* in yer pocket in-na next ten tuh fourteen *DAAAAAYS*, an' ten thousand dollars *OR MORE* every ten tah fourteen days after *that*. This message will *absolutely* blow yer mind, so press 'one' *RIGHT NOW* if you wanna learn how'da put ten thousand dollars er *more* in yer *pocket* in-na next ten tuh fourteen days. I *guarantee* you have never seen anything like this before. So press 'one' now t'get the *details*, or press 'two' an' I *guarantee* you'll *never* hear from me again." [01s silence, disconnect]

Whatta maroon. This could be anything from a Ponzi scheme to a tutorial in phone spam just like his. Seems to me I already have a "prerecorded message" that would drag "ten thousand dollars or more" from this tool's pockets in Federal court. This is an autodialed canned sales call to a residential line with no return phone number, no business name disclosed, no method to "opt out" if I'm hearing this only in playback, and which ignored my DNC registration. "I guarantee" this goof will keep trying and I'll be waiting for the chance to "blow his mind".

I've been seeing that one a lot lately.  Sometimes they say that a "Coach Bob" is mentioned.  Someone described the Ponzi scheme the other day in pretty good detail, but I forgot to get the link to it.

Oh hell, I forgot about this forum thread. At the time I investigated one of the cited videos. Complaints have appeared for almost two years now. My speculation was very close to the truth.
MLM Scam Sells Robocalls

The "coach" likes New York numbers.
https://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-585-226-1911
https://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-585-571-1911

This will take some more layer peeling, but I'm thankful for your pointer arrow.

I've gotten them, too.  I've seen exact same scheme a couple of years ago under a different name. This time mine was from a "Mentor Eric" and this incarnation is called  "8 Figure Dream Lifestyle". Definitely a pyramid scam. The people getting rich off the scam are the ones running the web site and telemarketing services for the people that do this.

robocall that came in saying "this is kyle<?> thanks for pressing 1 for more information. [but how could i have done that in answering, kyle?] [pitch continues]" in the next few minutes you'll receive a text with a link to the website with all of the secrets ..... and more scam scam scam."

the frequency of scam-spam calls sure has picked up over the last six months or so.

Marketing spam or scam