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They are called Radio Accounting Service, and you should be careful about them. We have had nothing but problems with them. Their sales people called us, selling ads on radio stations, and we told them that the only way we would sign up and pay for the ad was if they told us when the ad was going to run so we made sure it was actually happening, and the salesman agreed to that. Well supposedly the ad ran, and we never got a call. So when they called again looking for money, we told them that we were never notified like the salesman said we would be, and we don't even know if the ad even ran, therefore, we would not be paying the bill. Now they just call us with threatening phone calls. I don't know if they are just a scam or what, but if I were you, I would stay far far away.

This person calls our business and claims they are doing 'Radio Marketing' for our local radio station. Goes into the add (of what they are going to say on air) and asks for $350.00 for two spots. I ask him to send the information over (contracts, voiceover, rates, etc) so I can approve a marketing PO number - was told that they can't do that!!!!

Placed a call to the radio station that they 'claim' to be working for and the GM of that station says 'we have no idea who that person or company is, do not give them any payment's, cc info, etc. if you would like to market air time contact us directly'

Next thing I know we are getting 4 phone calls a day from some confirmation company...trying to confirm that we are going to pay $350.00 - We tell them NO each time and they keep calling.

This is a major scam and has been reported to local and federal authorities.  BEWARE!!!

Got a call asking for the owner of our small business by name.  I said he was not available.  He said he was working on a project in our area.  I said I could help him with a quote.  He said it was for Breast cancer awareness promotion at the end of October.  He went on to say that he is the head of his household but his wife points his head where she wants it to go.....and laughed. I got creeped out and hung up.  Pervert!

That's a good line for these scammers..I'll have to remember it!  The one that called me kept on even though I told him I was late for an appt..I  hung up on him.

Received a call telling me we should run an ad for drug awareness and quoted outrageous prices.  He wouldn't take no for an answer so I said no thank you about 3 times and hung up.

I am the owner of a small construction company, and I have been getting calls from this man for over a month.  He is supposedly selling advertising for a local radio station.  I have repeatedly told him I wasn't interested, but he is persistent.  I was courteous at the beginning, trying to explain to him why I wasn't interested, but he became very pushy.  I did use some pretty foul language and hung up on him once, but he keeps calling.

this person called me, said his name was Mike Harman, didn't want to give me any info said he was working on a project, rude as heck.

I got a call from this guy. I made small talk about his family. I asked him who was watching his kids and he told me that that they were home with his wife. I creeped him out when I told him what I was going to do to them while he was out trying to earn a living as a telemarketer.

Received multiple calls, finally answered one.  Trying to sell advertising for "Oldies Radio" for an AM station.  Where I am we don't get AM radio as we are in a mountain valley.  Just a salesperson that doesn't  know his area.

Got a call from this number putting on a Blood drive for the Troops, he said the company name was ESPN sports radio.

Aren't you the little bully...it is hard enough for victims to admit what they did.  Instead of calling her foolish and picking on her you felt the need to make her feel insignificant instead of suggesting she go ahead and CHANGE her credit card number.  Because of your stunt she may fall victim to something else and not call the police or her bank.

As we had briefly forwarded calls from the office to a cell we kept seeing this number come up.  After reading the comments i was prepared when we took the phone off forward and saw the number pop up.  I told him the owner didn't operate from here- all I could do was take a message.  He said "No thanks, it's really not a big deal" which, of course, it isn't.

We got a call from "Mr. Oliver" from a "radio station in our town" asking for the owner. I asked what is was regarding and he said that our facility was chosen to be profiled on the radio. I told him that either I can answer his questions, or he can call back next week for the owner. He got a little upset and said that he was "trying to award something here" I said thank you, but again he would have to call back. He hung up on me!
TOTAL SCAM!!!
For one, a local radio station wouldn't call from a different area code (we only have 1 area code in our town!)
Two, if we had truly won something, he wouldn't be so rude.

we keep getting phone calls from this person.... that an ad was approved .. we have no record ... of it

and hangs up .. no info. or proof of ad

He called the office yesterday & today saying he is Greg Conlin asking for the owner by name. When I said he wasn't in and asked if I could help him he just hung up.

Finally someone with enough common sense to get the right person at the station on the phone. The company makes a contract with the station through ONE person and only that ONE person wiould know anything anout the agreement. Thank you for letting people know that it is a legitimate svc.

Received a call from this number selling an add for our local radio station. He gave a return number of 800-621-1343. I called our local radio station, this is a legitimate call for their PSA segments. We did not purchase though.

Our company actually fell for this about 5-years ago.  At that time, when I picked-up the phone, I was treated to a "prerecorded" radio ad.  Basically, an attention getting sound was played, then an announcer read a blurb, reminding everyone of the dangers from drunk driving.  (It was the Christmas/New Year's holiday).  After the blurb, it continued and said this public service announcement was brought to you by... our companies name.  Then they played the jingle of the radio station's call letters and frequency.

After that, a guy who sounded like a radio announcer came on and asked me how I liked it?  I said fine so he continued his sales pitch about how often, on which station, and when this ad would be played.  He said people would here the message sponsored by us and we would receive an increase in sales calls from it.  Plus, it shows how our company cares about the community and presents a positive message which is always appreciated by everyone....

We talked specifically about which station the spots would be played on.  I didn't like the format of the station he was offering, so he offered a DIFFERENT station that suited me better.  All the stations we talked about were on the AM side and I had heard of none of them the but one.  It was a local sports station here in a huge eastern city.  So I settled for that one.  Then, he told me the ads would be aired several times over a weekend.  He was a little vague about precisely how many times, and when they would be aired, but assured me it would be more than five times.

He said the price for the "package" would be $150 and I would be billed by mail sometime later.

I accepted the offer.  After that, I (and no one else) ever heard ANY of the ads. I called the station and they had no knowledge about any of this. I received not one sales call as a result of the "announcements", and, when I called the company back.  They said they had provided the service I contracted for and owed the $150.  When I asked for proof.  They said I should contact the station it was played on.  When I told them I had, they could shed no further light on the subject.  When I asked to speak with the salesman who I originally spoke with, they said he was no longer working there.

I did not pay the bill, which arrived about a month after the announcements were allegedly played, but offered to do so immediately and in full once I received proof that they had indeed ran.  I received a paper in the mail that listed dates and times of when the ad was played (all of which were around 2am!)

I called and told them that someone from the station would have to contact me regarding this, otherwise I am not paying and that they can sue or consider the matter closed.

They did not sue, but I did receive collection calls for a year or two which my office manager would ignore.  Finally, the calls stopped and this company just disappeared.

They called again today, roughly 6-years after all that hassle above.  I told them I was not interested hung-up.  I would advise anyone else to do the same!

We checked our messages this morning (Frdiay) and there was one from (773) 681-3700, from Lance (last name unintelligible), said they would be on the radio on WMGU 106.9 on July 4 and wanted us on the radio. An (800) number was left for us to call back. When we called the (800) number the phone was answered with the last four digits of the (800) number. When the extension number was requested, it rang and rang, was finally answered, and the lady asked if she could take a message. In scrolling back through the Caller ID we discovered that the call from the (773) number showed up as "Radio Advertising."

Got a call from a guy saying his name was Tom Nelson with Radio Advertising and KATY radio. Yeah, right!!     Called KATY radio, says NO AFFILIATION.
This guy Tom comes off as Rude, Brusque, and Obnoxious! Attempted to give high pressured sales pitch about "Breast Cancer," of all things. What a disgrace.
If you're a solicitor and you call me....I'm NOT INTERSTED. PERIOD!!! So DON'T WASTE MY TIME!!

If this was a legitimate call, your information wouldn't be posted as NEGATIVE ALL OVER THE INTERNET....DUH!

alternate number 1-800-621-1343