I’ve been getting their calls for years. My numbers are also in the federal DNC and those of some other states’. They come in waves from this “company,” often multiple times per day, often from sequential numbers, a wave lasting for weeks at a time. On the rare occasion I answer, I typically waste their time. Politely telling them to stop calling me has only resulted in hang ups and statements like “We’ll see.” Once I’ve confirmed who they (allegedly) are (of the latest wave,) I often call back multiple times, and when I get a live answer, I play music - only then do they get the point. So it stops… for some time.
If I were to speculate here so publicly (where I suspect the perpetrators will also read this,) I'd say that some wholesaler/investor may unwittingly use a "reputable" VA company for his/her own needs, putting my info on that VA company's radar (again.) Then, once they are done "representing" the unwitting investor, they start calling for their own needs - perhaps because the owner of the VA company also happens to be an "investor." If that is actually the case - given certain forensic evidence I gather from each call they make, which I keep records of - the unwitting investor using that VA service is potentially on the hook for a larger lawsuit than just for their only intended call. But it's not my fault that that (smaller) investor does not make sure that no DNC-registered number is ever called by his out-of-the-country VAs in the first place… In any case, like I said, pure speculation on my part.
I own properties in various states, but it seems that my half a dozen in TN get the most attention from them. I do believe that their alleged name is pure bs.
I, too, do not have the luxury of only accepting known callers. I will also PM you, Allen, regarding the legal recourse question.
