Yesterday afternoon my phone lit up, and the pattern was unmistakable: a relentless push from a sales crew pretending to need the business owner. They cycle through numbers, dodge lists, and drop vague scripts about golf‑course promotions. The tone is aggressive, and the refusal to honor opt‑out requests signals a classic telemarketing grind. Block the caller on your device if possible, and report the number to the FTC. Keep a log of call times and scripts—this helps when filing complaints. If the calls target a work line, consider a separate business‑only number to shield your personal line.
A voicemail was left by someone claiming to be Marshall, seeking to feature a truck repair shop at the Gopher Hills golf course, and requested a callback at 480-376-2862.
Fortunately, I checked this platform before responding to the voicemail about a potential opportunity at the local golf course, thanks to all the warnings from others.
They asked for the bussiness owner, and they said they were insurans brokers, which is pretty legit, i think.
These individuals consistently contact us in search of the owner and exhibit rude behavior.
A message was left after the call at noon
Harassment is being experienced from multiple numbers, with rude representatives insisting on speaking to the business owner and disregarding requests to cease contact
Two consecutive calls were made to the work phone, but no message was left
Interestingly, the owner's name was correct when contacted again three weeks later, indicating that the request to be removed from the list was not honored.
The conversation follows a predictable pattern.
