It's Google, trying to get you to pay for better listing.

FYI, this is NOT Google calling you to pay for a better listing. This is a scammer that claims to know how Google's search system works and says they can game the system to get you a better page ranking for your business. They can't. They only thing they'll actually do is part you from your hard-earned cash.

My conversation with them (I am NOT exaggerating)

Him: Hello, am I speaking to a business owner?
Me: Yes, who is this?
Him: What is the name of the business?
Me: Who is calling please?
Him: Who are YOU?
Me: You guys called me, so who is this?
Him: Well you picked up, so who are you?
Me: You're the one calling so you should be the one telling me.
Him: Why did you pick up?
Me: Because I have been getting multiple calls the couple weeks.
Him: Well, you shouldn't pick up then.
Me: Can you please stop calling? Can you take me off your calling list?
Him: Well we are going to call you every single day, for the rest of your life!
Me: I look forward to it. Well, have a nice day and please don't call again.
Him: Have a nice weekend and we will call you tomorrow!

LOL.

Modern technology has given telescammers the tools to call you.
Since those telescammers are criminals, they ignore both the Do Not Call list and any request you might make.

Modern technology can also protect you, if YOU do a few simple things!
The most effective thing to do is to get a call blocking device, service or app.
Then, use it correctly.

Google "call blocker" for more information.  There are available apps (some free) for smart phones, and services and devices for landlines.

If you cannot use or afford such a tool, then:

• Do not answer calls from unknown numbers ... let them go to voicemail or answering service.  Telespammers usually hang up after 3 or 4 rings.

• Do NOT return calls from unknown numbers!  All that does is verify your phone number!  And, in some cases, those return calls may cost $20 or more to complete. If the incoming call was important, they would have left a message!

• If you have a "dumb" cell phone, assign the scammer's number to a group named "scam" (or similar).  Then, assign a silent ringtone to that group. (This also works for smartphones).

• Another option, for cell phones:  Assign a "silent ringtone" as DEFAULT.  Then, assign your favorite ringtones to all known friends / family / business numbers.  That way, you will hear rings ONLY from those you wish to contact!  You will not hear scammers' rings, even if they change their number!  (This is also called "whitelisting", and will cause you to miss calls from non-whitelisted numbers).

If you want to report potential fraudulent or scam calls, here are two pages of links to (mostly government) sites in Canada and the USA were you can report those scams, or learn more about them.

Look here first:
http://800notes.com/arts/I2neMkbUAAo/where-to-report-phone-crime

If the reporting site you wanted is not in the above list, try this one:
http://phonehelp.2truth.com/complaint_sites_rev.html

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It's Google, trying to get you to pay for better listing.