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9 calls reported from this number. According to 6 reports the identity of this caller is Above & Beyond
| Who Called | Caller ID | Date |
|---|---|---|
| First Midwest Securities | Unavailable | 2010-06-25 |
| Above & Beyond LLC | 2009-03-24 | |
| ABove & Beyond | Above & Beyond | 2008-06-05 |
| 6312348800 | 2009-02-19 | |
| 6312348804 | 2011-12-06 | |
| Above & Beyond | 2011-01-26 | |
| Above & Beyond | 2010-06-07 | |
| ABOVE & BEYOND | 2010-03-23 | |
| Above & Beyond | 2007-11-15 |
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12 Comments
these are persistant guys. i gave one of them an opportunity and we actually hAve done well to my surprise .
Phone number was 631-234-8803. Call wanting to talk to boss. Said it was about a UPS packet he just sent out. Hung up when I would not give out cell phone number
He told me he missed a call from the big boss, I said I doubt it. It's fun to mess with them back.
Just got a first call from them. Caller ID said Above & Beyond - 631-234-8807. The guy first asked for the boss and then a number of other people in my company, when I told them each one was busy. I think they were looking at the company website but the call was lost in me trying to find out what they wanted and haven't called back yet.
They have also asked for my bosses cell # on multiple occasions. We give them pay phone sites as his cell.
These people call my job all the time, hang up when anyone answers who isn't boss. I called back and was told I was lying by first male employee, but called back and got a helpful female. She told me the male would be reprimanded, which I seriously doubt. This is nothing more than a SCAM phone bank. Don't take their calls. Worst investment firm in history.
This person calls 2-3 times per week. Asks for the boss by his first name; boss goes by his middle name, NEVER uses his first name for anything. This is a securities/investment firm. The business itself is on the up and up but, you know how these guys are who work for them. They will do anything for 12 cents. When I ask if he would like to leave a message he always says "yes that would be great" then immediately hangs up. The only thing worse than rudeness is fake politeness.
Very rude. Also calls from a 516 area code number this was the first time they called from this number. The guy that's been calling for my boss calls himself Spiro. He has had the nerve to ask for personal information such as social security numbers, cell phone and home phone numbers. He has been calling for over a year. He has been told multiple times not to call any more. Today the call came from 631-234-8804 and but the numbers were always from a 516 area code before. It does come up as Above and Beyond on the caller ID. What person in their right mind would purchase stocks from some random telemarketer, especially a rude one. Seems like a giant SCAM to me.
Wanted to give investment advice. I hung up.
Seriously, who would take investment advice from a telemarketer?
They called and asked for my boss by name. He didn't know them and they weren't interested in giving me more info.
They called today asking for the owner. I asked 'who's calling'. The guy was rude and didn't want to answer. So I told him I don't take messages from rude people and I hung up. They are an investment firm.
From the internet I think this is the a PIM software company. Asked for the boss but wouldn't tell me what they wanted.