Earlier this week, callers using +19132145200 have been flooding small‑business lines with rapid, no‑message cold calls that demand the owner’s name. The pattern points to a persistent telemarketing operation, often citing bogus affiliations with agencies or industry groups to sound legitimate. Because they rarely leave voicemail details, tracing the source is tough, but the repeated reference to Strategic Value Media suggests a dial‑for‑dollars scheme. Businesses should train staff to screen unknown numbers, use call‑blocking tools, and request written verification before sharing any info. If a call feels like a scam, hang up and report it to the FCC.
Recieved a call at an ungodly hour, no message was left, thankfully I found these posts wich explane it's a scam, the caller ID showed a number and Kansas City as location, what a painn!
Repeatedly, Holly Scott dials this number only to hang up without leaving any message. If I happen to answer, she inquires about the company owner, and when I offer assistance, she abruptly ends the call, displaying rudeness and unprofessionalism in her approach to potential business.
This number is associated with a scam, and it's advisable not to engage with the caller.
A person claiming to be Jeff Gustolfson from the International Society of Explosive Engineers contacted me, but when I asked some questions, he hung up quickly.
A man called, asking for the owner, saying he was with a heating and cooling company, you could hear alot of noise in the background
The daily calls from 'Rachel' are an annoyance, as she consistently fails to leave a message and is searching for the owner.
The caller hangs up immediately after dialing.
It's advisable to avoid doing business with these individuals
The call always hangs up and never leaves a voicemail message.
Repeated calls from this number are extremely frustrating, as they occur multiple times daily without leaving a voice mail.
Daily calls from this number have been a nuisance, with no messages left; after contacting the number, I reached an answering service that was unaware of who was responsible for the calls, but eventually, I got in touch with Strategic Value Media's voicemail and requested that they stop calling my numbers
Numerous calls recieved, pleasase stop
Apparently, Strategic Value Media, a company based in KC, is behind these calls, promoting guides to various associations, including the Dry Cleaning and Laundry Institute, by claiming to call on behalf of XYZ association, employing a tactics similar to Multiview from Texas, and proving to be quite relentless.
Repeated calls have been made to this number over the past few weeks, inquiring about the company owner, and since the owner is frequently absent, the calls are being redirected to voicemail; further information will be gathered during the next call.
Multiple calls have been made to our business from this number over the past couple of months, with a woman claiming to be Rachel Burkenmeyer from the National High School Coaches Association, asking to speak to our owner by name but refusing to leave a message beyond a callback number.
These scammers claim to be calling from NASA, with a woman named Holly Scott, but it's clearly a false claim, and they call at unreasonable hours
The caller ID displayed a different number, 516-307-9500, but the caller provided an alternative number, 913-214-5200, claiming it was regarding NASA.
This individual claims to be from the FAA and requests to speak with the CEO by name, but fails to provide any details or leave a message.
The message left was brief and claimed to be from the DA, which was quite aggravating.
This is a phone phishing publication, they claim to be from some DoD entity, but they are selling add space