You’re dealing with a persistent telemarketing operation that masquerades as a printer‑supply vendor. They repeatedly target the person who orders ink and toner, often ignoring do‑not‑call requests and using vague company names. To protect yourself, register your business on the National Do‑Not‑Call Registry, block the offending number at the carrier level, and document each interaction for potential complaints. If they continue, file a report with the FTC and your state’s attorney general. When fielding calls, keep responses brief, refuse to give personal or payment info, and consider using a script that redirects the caller to email only. These steps help limit exposure and enforce compliance.
Initially posing as a non-sales call, the woman's inquiry about printing supplies raised suspicions of a scam, particularly given the mention of specific printer brands
The caller hung up immediately after I answered, prompting me to call back, which resulted in the phone ringing 20 times with no answer, leading me to block the number.
A rep from Universal Printing calld our office, tried to get info about our printer/copier, but it seems like a bogus call
A recent interaction with Universal Printing involved a sales representative named Greg, who demonstrated aggressive sales tactics and ignored explanations about the limited use of a computer, leading to a humorous exchange when he called back only to hang up.
What is the 800 number you found?
They calleed me multiple times asking for the person in charge of ink ordering, but i knew what they were trying to do, so i ask them alot of questions and they hung up
A call was received on 1/3/18 from an individual asking for the office manager, who abruptly hung up without a courtesy greeting; despite being on the Do-Not-Call List, such calls continue to get through.
Apparently based in California, awareness of contractual obligations is key; there must be mutual agreement, which is clearly lacking, thus it's advisable to reject any deliveries and formally notify them to cease contact via certified mail.
Despite numerous calls, no message has been left, and a web search suggests the number belongs to Universal Printing Solutions
A man with a young-ish voice called my office, asking to speak to the person in charge of ordering ink and printer supplies, but he didnt seem to know if we already had a contract, thats a bit suspicious.
Apparently, Devon is struggling to engage in basic business conversations, his company seems to have downsized from UNIVERSAL Printing to American Printing, and he ask to speak to the person in charge of ordering printing supplies
A caller, claiming to be Devon, asked for the person in charge of ordering printing supplies, but hung up when I asked for the company name
A representative from Universal Printing, claiming to be Eric, inquired about toner pricing but abruptly ended the call after receiving a model number.
A printing company representative called, inquiring about purchasing decisions, but became dismissive and rude when I expressed disinterest
A caller regarding ink and toner has been attempting to contact me repeatedly, but refuses to disclose their phone number.
A guy name craig, he insisted that i need theres products, i told him no, but he didnt care, he called me back 8 times in a row, thats alot
I received a call from someone claiming to represent Universal Printers, inquiring about toner and ink orders, and when I declined their offer, they asked for my manager's name, only to call back the next day and hang up on me when I reminded them of our previous conversation.
A guy called asking for the person in charge of printing and ink toner supplies, I told him it was me, he continud with his sales pitch, I suggested people give a fictious name, like 'Mickey Mouse', to detect scams.
These persistent callers have somehow obtained my name and continue to contact me, disregarding my requests to stop, with the most recent caller laughing and hanging up after I reiterated my disinterest.
I had an encounter with Chrystal from Universal Printing, who called me last week and again this week, despite my initial response that I was busy.
A company called twice, claiming to be from University Printing Services, but when I asked them to email me, they never did, and the caller became evasive when questioned.
Luckly, I got a valuable lesson from this experiance, I wish I had read this message earler, I got the exact same call, and the person who transfered me to a sales person was too inexperinced to get me a price, and I ended up paying for products I didnt need
I've had two calls from the same guy, politely declined and hung up, now a new guy is calling, claiming he will call back later when its less buisy, I told him to just remove me from their list but he insists on wanting to give me the best deal first.
I'm tired of receiving sales calls, including one where the representative asked to speak with the person in charge of ink toner, to which I replied that it's handled by our Washington DC office.
The person on the phone asked for the person responsiable for ordering ink and toner for our buisness, but I questioned their autorisation to call us and they apoligized and hung up, I've blocked the number since.
This individual's sales pitch would be impressive if it weren't for the dishonest tactics employed to push their product.
This company's operations are highly questionable, involving deceitful tactics and unprofessional behavior, including the use of offensive language, which warrants a warning to others about potential scams
It's amuzing that a quick search revealed Universal Printing Solutions is actualy located in Las Vegas, according to the BBB
The caller attempted to establish a familiar relationship with our controller, requesting her personal contact information, which was declined, and the caller's number has been memorized to recognize future telemarketing attempts
Rudeness was displayed by the caller, who refused to leave information and threatened to continue calling
