CallerId4U, Inc. - Millions of Illegal Telemarketing Calls
- Anonymous replies to WhyThey are not "too big to fail". Also, an offshore shell corporation is not immune from prosecution or seizure. Case in point, Costa Rica company, Liberty Reserve was just seized by US Authorities, due to aiding and abetting illegal money laundering practices, as well as processing payments for known international criminal organizations.
- Amy replies to JD| 4 repliesYeah, "here's what I believe" becaue your a telemarketing expert and not just some little whinny boy who's afraid to answer his phone in the 21st century!
- go away replies to AmyBad day in the boiler room???
hehe. - lone stranger replies to Amy"who's afraid to answer his phone in the 21st century!"
Well Amy,
Maybe that is because phones are so 20th century, and creeps like you are so "10 years to 20 with time off and probation for good behavior".
Please consider yourself appropriately b1tch slapped into blessed silence. - not need replies to AmyMaybe they are not using telephones anymore and only using cellular phone like me. We only need land lines when the power goes out.
- Lenny Digits| 2 repliesHello - I just started receiving illegal calls from a series of numbers that I googled and found this site. I notice that the last posting was over a month ago...is there an update of where this stands? These guys are clearly still in business...I am receiving 4 - 5 calls a day, and I am afraid it will continue to increase until I have to just shut my phone off. Keep up the good work, and I'll do what I can to help, if anything.
- MidNyteStorm1 replies to AmyYou have nerve saying people are afraid. I have yet to see you answer anyone here.
- Resident47 replies to Lenny DigitsPlugging mystery phone numbers into onsite search is a core activity here, and that will probably give you a better picture of the activity of your junky callers. Comments out in these forums are (meant to be) more like meta-discussion.
JD's blog has been dormant a few months, but illegal callers tend to move in waves and/or change direction as their critics take notice. - DeletedMedia replies to Lenny DigitsThe only thing I’ve come across was back in May. A reported Oregon cease & desist for Florida’s “Premiere Debt Solutions”.
https://complaintwire.org/complaint/T6FOmE-RuQc/card-services - jmGot a call from Diane the carpet cleaners, from 3603226184. Callerid4u compliance said the customer name is Teleconnect LLC.
- Hello4U replies to CallerId4u| 3 repliesCallerid4u
Guess what? I am coming after you. Every day...all day..with all my resources...And guess what? I have more than you do I guarantee that. You hound our business lines. Waste my employee's time. You are costing us money. So now, I have no other choice. I am going to cost you a lot of money!
OH...FYI - I am going to shut you down so fast you will not know what hit you!
Have a nice day..PRESS "1" to for me to take you off my [***] list:) Oh..I'm sorry...I didn't get that:) Oh..You pressed one? Sorry..I still didn't get that:) One? I'm sorry...I will still take you to court:)
The funniest thing about this is...They have or you have no idea what "my" company is! Let me just say..Fortune 50! So I am pretty sure we can afford this action! And asking why a high level person is getting so upset and writing here? Because I am so pissed! WE tried other channels, FTC, Nat. Do Not Call List and so forth...Nothing! So let's go!
See you soon! and Wish you the best of luck! Scum! - straight to the point replies to Hello4U| 2 repliesThat's encouraging, believe me, but a bullet straight through the head of Paul Maduno, for starters, would probably be quicker, cheaper & much more effective. As difficult as it is for me to believe, maybe these people honestly have absolutely no clue that there are some very desperate people out here, who are very near the end of their rope and really don't have much to lose, but just happen to believe in vigilante justice. Tragic violence is going to happen sooner or later, it's inevitable. Unfortunately sometimes it's the only way that "out of control" issues like these ever get the serious attention they deserve. And then maybe, just maybe, after all the "experts" discuss & research & analyze it to death, our Government will wake up and realize just how dangerous and volatile this issue has become, and finally make some very serious attempts to solve it.
Good Luck in Your efforts!!! - AnotherMike| 1 replyThey openly advertise their Caller ID Spoofing service. Here's their press release on PR Log:
http://www.prlog.org/12113233-caller-id-spoof ... lerid4ucom.html
If you go to the FCC web site and start to file a complaint, a spoofed Caller ID is one of the topics for a basis of complaint:
Do-Not-Call
Wireless spam
Calls or messages to residential lines, business lines, wireless devices, emergency lines, patient rooms, and toll-free numbers
Calls that provide a false or "spoofed" incoming phone number on the caller ID display
They have some other 'interesting' information and links from both their Facebook page and their web site. Wander around and see what you can find!
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Callerid4u-Inc/330196597090166
http://www.callerid4u.com - Kellie replies to AnotherMikeIf I would be scammer, I would use your information here to improve my scamming skills, so I am not sure what's here about, advertizing or real complain.
- AnotherMikeOh, no - just giving some of the people here who have been digging into this scum's operation some additional (and newer) info. Their touting of CallerID spoofing is a relatively new thing, and they have been busy putting out press releases via PRlog. I've been keeping an eye on these guys for a little while now, and was just interested in helping others who are researching these guys for any additional complaints or lawsuits.
The scammers already know how to use these guys to the financial advantage of both of them. CID4U looks the other way while they rake in the cash generated by the other illegal operations.
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