703-349-2935

A (possibly) Indian man named Patrick calls me every week from this number. He claims he's from USA Digitizers, but also said the name of his company was Turkish Art Technology. He's used two different last names, Patrick McAllen and Patrick Mackenzie. When he wouldn't leave me alone the first time, I gave him my email so he could send me more info just to get off the phone, and I've gotten four different emails from the same email address with two different last names used, as if he forgot what last name he claimed. He has been calling here twice a week every week for the past month and a half. This has got to be a scam.

Patrick calls me on a regular basis wanting to my "back-up" Digitizing service. I have told him on numerous occasions to take me off his list. He then will proceed to tell you how unprofessional you are being for telling him, no. My suggestion is to block this number from ever being able to contact you again!

Digitizing service in India for embroidery. They can convert your logo into stitches for 'sewing' machine. The problem is that we do not do embroidery. NEVER send them a logo. Don't encourage them. They will harrass the heck out of you with repetitious phone calls and emails. I have sent them emails, for years, saying that if they ever call me again I will NEVER do business with them. They call back. I'm about ready to fly over there just to yell at them in person. lol

Yes, this number calls excessively.  He is very rude and although he has been asked not to call he calls multiple times a week.  We get calls for digitizing about 15 times per day. We do not want this service and it seems impossible to get them to stop calling.

This subject has also been calling me to offer his digitizing services. He’s very rude and even told me to shut up when I told him we do our own digitizing

Just got a phone call from this person. Seemed to have an western Indian accent, and he spoke in a strange tone of voice. Introduced himself as Patrick, and immediately asked if we did any embroidery work. Of course, I immediately said no, as this is an oilfield/energy company and our primary business is getting dirty, not clean lol. He then proceeded to *whisper* 'okie, nevermind, bye bye' and then hung up on me. Strangest call I've ever taken to date at my office.