916-853-1214

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Kdsigners National Call Center

2440 Gold River Rd, Rancho Cordova, CA 95670-4415, United States  
Phone: (916) 853-1214
SIC:Special Trade Contractors, NEC
Line of Business:Trade Contractor

They called my cell phone, and I didn't answer. Who are these people?

This number has been calling my cell phone every night around 7:00 p.m.  I don't answer and they never leave a message

They just called me just before noon on 8/8/2007. I'm recently unemployed and have been getting loads of calls based on my info on Monster. Most are legit interview schedulers. A lot are sales calls. I know they are fishing around on Monster because I've had this number for 2 years but only recently started getting telemarketing calls on it.
Anyway this was someone wanting to set up an interview so I can sell siding for them in Denver.

They are a remodeling company.  They are a legit company.  They are probably calling to offer you a sales position.  They set up appointments with home owners and you go to close the deal.  I am pretty sure it is straight commission but they give you some salary in the first month or so.  I have not worked for them but was told about them by someone else.

call twice a night / never leave a message

Yep, I posted my resume on Monster and Career Builders, got a call from this number a day after. They did not leave a message.

Left message about a position outside sales set up an interview promised large commissions, paid training, leads provided, and draw against commission if needed.

I have been getting several calls a day  from them for the past few months- a answered today and they told me I was referred to them by a family or friend- I told them I do not accept soliciting phone calld (my usual comment that works pretty well) but they kepet on talking... I had to just hang up on them. It is time to buy an air horn.

I don't have a monster account but we got called today. So much for the donotcall registry? Of course I'm reporting EVERY call I get!

If you have a resume online w/monster or careerbuilder they will call for a sales position. This is for windows, patios, siding etc.

As a former "Marketing Director" for them I have one piece of advice.  Save yourself the gas and hotel money.  You will spend less window time and make better money trying to sell yellow pages ads than with these guys.

I think they may have called in response to home improvement site I visited for storm repairs. I am getting others, as well.

KDsigners called me this morning and didn't leave a message.  Was in a class so I couldn't pick up and ask who they were

I sent my resume to them and they called back a couple hours later.  Didn't leave a message when I missed their call, wierd for a company looking to hire someone not to leave a message.  I'm taking the advice of the Marketing Director on here and not talking to them.

why they do call my celler phone i am block of mail voice but still call my cell there is k d signer national call center so i call back but no left messager i haven't ever touch the company or online nothing at all umm i wonder why they need to call someone for co

Must be an automated dialing system.  This number rings through on my office extension, even though, as far as I know, I do not have a direct line.  Rings once and hangs up.

This company has called me 17 times in a 3 week period.  They have used 3 different phone numbers which are 916-853-1214, 916-853-9689 & 916-853-9725.  I reported them to the do not call registry and then called them back and asked to speak to someone.  They transferred me to a voicemail.  (How fitting)  I left a voicemail and basically told them that I reported them to the do not call registry, left my phone number and told them that if they EVER called me again I would report them to local Law Enforcement.  Let's see if this works, if not I'll post another note on here.

Let me tell you about my experience with Clay K. Collins, Marketing Director, K-Designers.

I received a postcard in the mail saying that some company was trying to reach me in order to distribute my prize and all I need to do was call an 800 number. It turned out to be a vinyl siding company called K designers and I had ‘won’ a George Foreman Grill that I would get for just listening to a fifteen minute talk about their product.

Well, I figured I’d listen to the promotion then get the Grill. Only it doesn’t work that way. You see, they never had any grills to start with. K Designers sales reps are trained con artists. They sell an inferior product that you can’t buy in the hardware stores because no one in their right mind would buy it. All it takes is to visit some poor schmuck that had it installed and you’ll see what I mean.

Anyway, Clay showed up at the house  last Summer. He didn’t have my grill but promised it would be sent to me. Clay is the ‘marketing director’ and had advertising dollars he could use to bring my costs down considerably if I chose to be a ‘model’ or ‘display’ home for his product. This is an old scam. Rent or borrow a copy of Danny Devito’s “Tin Man” to see how they do it. First of all, There is no discount. No one is going to look at your house, let alone try to find the manufacturer of your siding. Any Realtor will tell you that vinyl siding does nothing for increasing any property values. The sales pitch Clay used that you never have to paint again is true enough but you will more than likely want to have it removed if you put your house up for sale. Vinyl siding is thin plastic strips of sheeting that snap together and it has a texture resembling wood. Looking at a sample close up, or at a distance, it looks like a regular cedar or wood siding. But up close you can see the lines where it overlaps the next piece. Things just don’t match up around windows or doors.

Turns out it was K-Designers whom my brother-in-law used to put this crap on his house and he was ticked! He had to hire other people to re-install it. Some guarantee!

Clayton had misled me into believing I could buy his product direct from his company and install it myself, but he insisted on coming out and measuring the house. He made it appear he had been consulting with his ‘staff’ as he got out of his car at the building site and told me that he would send me a quote but he couldn’t allow me to install any of it in order to ‘qualify’ for his commercial dollars. The last I saw of him, he was pretending to be measuring the building.

We exchanged some emails after that and ultimately I received the following:

“No, you won't get your George Forman grill. People get them all the time under the promotion, but they only go to people who allow us to give them a complete product demonstration.”

I found out on the Web that K designers is being sued by some elderly people for similar siding cons. You have to go way down the list of Google’s results. It is apparent that their PR people do a lot of work manipulating the web, smothering any search with cheap blog advertisements and fake positive reviews written by employees. But if you don’t believe what I am saying, then just set up an appointment with these clowns and see for yourself.

i didnt answer it, but on my answering machine all i heard was i guy that said "wwf dropkick" i dont know what the hell that was about.

I also recived a call from k designers with the number 9168531214 offering me a customer sales posstion. they said its a hourly posstion starting at 10.00 an hour with about 30 hours a week whats going on??