Sep 27, 2011
Thanks for this; just received a call over the dinner hour from the same number on my cell and, as I didn't recognize the number, I was hardly going to answer it and ruin my dinner, thinking that, if it were a legit. call, then they would leave a VM for a call-back, which they didn't. Just so happens that I am in Canada, and don't know anyone/do any business in Texas. In addition, to my knowledge, Verizon is not a licensed carrier in Canada (though US subscribers who use that service can roam whilst visiting, with those attendant roaming fees of course). I say this as, frankly, I've zero idea as to why a company that doesn't do business up here would be bothering to pitch anything to anyone up here--very odd, as that simply makes no sense to me (not to mention they're not licensed to sell up here, which is and/or could be a problem for them if it is in fact them in turn). This suggests that something else is going on, and glad I didn't bother to pick up the call as who needs cell minutes chewed up by such nonsense. Again, thanks for the info, and cheers to you all.