949-478-6859

Wanted someone in our territory to take on additional duct cleaning and indoor quality control jobs

Wanted someone in there "new" territory to take on more business. This call offered transmission repairs of all types.
Clearly a Telemarketer solicitation that did not understand how my business operates.

Had a voicemail from them this morning too for our transmission shop.

Same exact message-but for auto glass repair and replacement in this "territory". Wow "Alan" does auto glass, transmissions, and duct cleaning...what a neat guy we are so lucky he's calling us to be part of his company 🙄  Act now people he's accepting only "1st come 1st serve callers"...NOT‼️

Some [***] who after I picked the phone did not answer just dead silence.  After I hang up and called the (949) 478-6859.  I received a greeting from some [***] who is interested in telemarketing.....  Guess they just call #s' at random and see who picks up and than they just pass it on for other low life [***], mofos, lower than dirt who just live off taking time off us who are hard working citizens on earth busting our buts and when we at the dinner table they freaking call us, pulling us away from our love ones at the worst time.  again 949-478-6859 make sure you block this # on your phone so they don't bother you.

Allen Gomez called looking for New Territory to cover Probate/Medical Attorney. This is a joke!

"Alan Gomez" called my auto repair shop today after leaving a message wondering if we're interested in "expanding our local workload" and if we're capable of taking on additional work. He was rude and dismissive. How do these people sleep at night?

Alan called our law office after hours saying it was urgent that he speak to one of the partners about "expanding our workload".

Allen called our law office asking to speak to an owner or partner only. (Wouldn't those 2 things be the same?) He said he had new work.

"Alan" just wanted to talk to the owner, the partner, and it's important.  Luckily I had flagged this number the last time I got a call from "Alan Gomez, seeking a probate attorney", but it seems he's changed his robocall slightly.  Always calls in the evening or on a weekend just to leave a voicemail asking for a callback.

Same call to our law firm with a wacky number in the caller ID.

Phone call after hours "Hi it's Alan, I want to speak to the owner about some new work. Again, I want to speak to the owner or the partner, it's important.

You know you can ignore the phone call, right? If they call at dinner you actually have the option to not answer.

This is the voicemail I received:
Yeah, hi, this is alan. I wanted to talk to the owner about some new work. I've heard great things about your guys's work, and I wanted to see if you could take on some immediate new work if you can please give me a call my number here is 949 478 6859 again 949 478 6859.

He's at it again!  Called law office wanting to hire "partner" to take on additional work.  So lame.

Yeah, hi, this is alan. I wanted to talk to the owner about some new work. I've heard great things about your guys's work, and I wanted to see if you could take on some immediate new work if you can please give me a call my number here is 949 478 6859 again 949 478 6859.

Be careful to screen for the phone number. He's really sneaky. I routinely ask for the county where the charges were filed and he hung up. Called back later and said "Franklin" (the county where our state capital, Columbus, is) I told him we don't take cases in Franklin County and he hung up again. Just waiting for him to call a third time...

Called and left a voicemail after hours. Wanted to talk to the attorney about cases in our area. Asked me to call him back. "It's important."

same stuff for our law office, has called a lot. says its "important" a few months ago this person would call the office looking to speak with an attorney about probate and would really rather work with one of the partners on this matter (Uhm.. Our partners are partners for a reason. They can spot when something isn't legit.) However, the calls never make it passed the receptionist. When it gets to be several calls I hand it off to the firm administrator. This seemed to work last time for a few months. He just called again this morning with a different urgent message...