844-877-1700

i clicked on there site and got a catalog.

also googled this on them form there web:

U.S. Standard Products understands and specializes in serving the unique needs of the construction industry. We carry everything necessary to meet your protection & safety requirements because we know how important safety is – especially within the construction industry. From high visibility garments and rainwear to

premium hand and eye protection, we have exactly what you need to stay safe while on the job. We also offer
supplies for complete job-site clean up, allowing you to leave the site looking exactly the way you envisioned it.

We offer only the highest quality, most durable and innovative products and materials for all constructions projects – no matter how big or small.

I SEARCHED FOR MORE INFO AND I FOUND THIS ON THE CUSTOMER HELP WEBPAGE:

We aim to meet these delivery times but during busy periods (including sale) deliveries may take a little longer. Occasionally tech updates to our systems events, such as extreme weather conditions, will mean that these delivery services aren’t available, or that order cut-off times need amending and delivery times need to be extended.

You can view shipping method details through the Shipping Methods view in Commerce Server Customer and Orders Manager. You may change the order in which the shipping method detail columns display to suit your business needs.

You can also view the shipping method details in the Preview Details pane that displays at the bottom of the screen. The Preview Details pane lists each property name and value that is associated with a specific shipping method.

However, we will always work hard to keep these temporary changes to a minimum. we cannot be held liable for any parcels that are lost or stolen as a result of any specific delivery instructions left for the carrier.

company history is

In 1961, Haskel Nathaniel founded STANDARD Products Inc., a toy import company. In the mid-1970’s, he sold a wide variety of products from his home, the bulk of which he kept in a public warehouse. His assorted stock included batteries, cutlery, safety gloves and playing cards. Among the products he carried, there was a single electrical product: insulating tape. STANDARD’s beginnings in the electrical industry started back in 1982 with a focus on electrical tape. The company’s offering quickly evolved to include lamps, followed by components such as ballasts, safety coated lamps and sockets all of which were aimed at proposing a complete line of lighting products.

In 2000, STANDARD began the transition towards becoming a full-fledged manufacturer by assuming control of the design, performance, and quality of its products. Today, it is not just about components: it’s about providing complete lighting solutions that allows STANDARD’s clients to improve the quality of their lighting systems, enhance the overall ambiance, while reducing energy, maintenance and operating costs.

At STANDARD, we strive to work with you, our customers, we embrace each unique need and recommend lighting solutions that respond to your particular needs. Our goal is to support our customers and to promote efficiency with our line selection of economic and energy-saving lighting solutions.

Got the same call, her name was Tanya

I've heard that any company wishing to maximize their outbound phone calls and deliver a marketing or retention message to a consumer cell phone or landline, can use Ringless Voicemail Broadcast. Any company using an existing outbound call center to call consumers can reduce their costs by using Ringless Voicemail Broadcast.  I think that US Standard Products may be implementing this technology.

First off all, the DNC Scrubber does not come with the DNC list. In order to receive that, you must sign up on: https://telemarketing.donotcall.gov/. The first 5 area codes are free, after that an annual fee per area code will be collected. For more information, visit the FTC’s Q&A for telemarketers: https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/business-cent ... payingforaccess.

You may question whether or not your company needs a DNC scrubber. To be clear, if you are selling any goods and services over the phone, you cannot call someone on the Do Not Call list for this purpose. It does not matter whether you dress the call up with a survey, a giveaway or by providing useful information to the call recipient. If you try to sell them something, the call is covered by the provisions of the Do Not Call Registry. If you are merely collecting information, as with a survey, and not trying to actually sell a product or service, the call is not protected by Do Not Call list provisions.

Don't bother they are a scam

Don't bother they are a scam

They are a scam

They are a scam

called wanted to talk to the owner (had his name). said they tried to ship a t-shirt off but it bounced back, had one digit off in zip like another poster mentioned. kindly told him we were gamers and not sport enthusiast and to donate the shirt and gift cards to someone who may need those items more than us. on the bright side, i was on the phone for about 10 minutes talking about video games w/ a guy who obviously didn't play any. never say 'yes' when they are trying to confirm your information in case they are just trying to dub a recording. say something like 'that is our address'.

Called one of our sites claiming to have product intended for them that had been shipped by our offices.  They suggested they would be shipping it to the site, though it was simply an attempt to get an address confirmation as the caller also mentioned shey'd send another 5 gallon bottle of degreaser.  Claims she was also going to stop by said site, as if she was a regular representative and that we met with vendors at said location.  However, we've never purchased anything from this company and we have a centralized procurement process in place.  Scam, scam, scam.

If they contact you, play dumb, let them ship their overpriced goods without proper authorization and then demand they issue a call tag to ship it back to themselves.  The more people who cost them money, the less incentive they have to continue the scam.

My experience sounds much the same as others. My caller was Malcom, also a very fast talker. One word of caution is after all the small talk he very quickly told me he was going to send out some ear plugs to "get us by" followed by some quick discussion about billing details. When i inquired if they were complementary or if we'd be billed he responded that they'd be a billed item. I informed him we had no current need and he quickly disconnected. If I'd had any desire to work with them i certainly don't now. Worst kind of cold call sales scam ever....Call actually originated from 360-468-7436 but he gave me the 844-877-1700 as a call back numer.