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Jerrell Johnson from Richmond Oil Company in Austin, TX. Left his call back number as 512-615-3725. Wanted to speak to the owner of the company (ask for him by name) in regards to a personal oil investment opportunity.

I've known the owner for about 25 years...He doesn't do oil investments  LOL  

A Dale McNeill with Richmond oil called me - though he used 512-615-3728.  Asked me to call him back - (not!)

What is funny is that he tried about 2-3 weeks ago, and, realizing the call for the scam that it was, gave him the empty phone line.  I let it set on the desk for about 90 seconds while I worked on a spreadsheet, and I could hear him yammering the whole time.  He had just finished when I picked it up, but I continued the silence.  He called my name twice, cursed, then hung up!  :-)

Got a voicemail on my cellphone from Selena. She made herself sound familiar and I thought it was a potential client.  Called her back, she said they are selling investments in oil, etc.

Who buys investments from unsolicited sales calls today?  There have been so many scams over the years, that you have to treat calls like this as a scam.

I resent people like this calling, acting like they have business for me, only to find out they are selling "investments" over the phone.

Agree with those above...glad this is one of the first sites that comes up!!!!

my call was from 5126153732 also Richman Oil. Michael Windeguth. If you search him online, his name comes up in a court document from late 90's that he was selling securities unlicensed for some company...(the court document was to do with someone else, but it's obviously him and not a common name and it's TX). Anyways, 'latest project' was the topic and obviously a scam. Tried to get to the president - right!

Same thing happened here - asked for the CEO who retired 11 yrs. ago!  Tried to get through to the President (CEO's son) and I "fake" took a message.  His name was Ron Risinger and he gave a different call back number than what it came in as (thank goodness for caller id) 512-615-number. I asked what it was regarding - oil investment opportunities - sounds like a really sound investment to me!

Received a call from Selena at Richman Oil Company, 512-615-3730 trying to reach our CEO. Said she needed to discuss a project with him.  Gave him a message it went straight to trash....telemarketer...

received call to my voice mail from 512-615-3732  Michael identified company as Richmond Oil and to call him back asap. Glad this was on internet.

Received the following voicemail from Selena:
"This is Selena from Richman Oil Company. Please return my call as soon as possible. 512-615-3730."  Not interested and will not be calling Selena or anyone else from this company.

Please return call to Dale McNeil with Richman Oil @ 512-615-3728. He asked for my employer.  He did not get thru.

Selena just left me a message from The Richman Company with the number of 512-615-3730  Thanks to this site for the great info on who and what this was!

Received a message today from Richmond Oil Company asking me to return the call to 512-615-3730. Nice try...

Just got a call from Selina at 512-615-3730. Had a good laugh when she asked if my husband and I would be interested in investing in oil! She was polite, not pushy, but hey - retired teachers do not invest in oil - and always do our research/homework. "A" for presentation, "F" for trying to scam.

I actually got an email from this company instead of a call.  Skeevy company. I called to confirm if they got hacked, which can happen and then they said well I wanted to make sure you were not just randomly contacting people off Linked In you do not know to invest in your company  and they said "oh yeah I guess we do" ... Yep, do not answer them.

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Received a call from Dale Macneil from Richman Oil 512-615-3728 and it's funny to see it's the same as the others on this site dating back to 2014!

Well after reading all these I'll be passing the message strait to the trash. THIS time it was a Russel Cooper who called. He said he wanted to talk to the owner about a business project he was looking for partners for, something to do with oil wells. I asked for the company name and was given Richman Oil.

Russell Cooper called said they are looking for investors. 512/615-3730

Known Ronny for years............ wouldn't trust him as far as I could throw him. Just a natural born narcissus.

I did invest with Richman Oil a few years ago. After drilling they came up with not commercially viable oil quantities. If you invest (I believe you generally have 3 days to renounce), be sure and look at their success ratio on drilled wells in the prospectus. I didn't find a partnership in the prospectus I wished I had invested in. None I looked at made profits before tax benefits (and near zip if any afterward) as best I could calculate. I'm puzzled about how they make their profit. I speculate they must get a cut off the top when they contract out the drilling. Their wells certainly did not appear to provide a going concern profit.