Dec 28, 2008
I received a call from this number yesterday, and answered the brief questions (air quality in the area, any allergies in the home, if we use an air filter). She asked for my first name and I gave it, truly thinking it was just a routine survey. She also asked if she could call me back if I won a prize, and I agreed. I received a call back about noon today (a lady named Sheree) informing me I had won, and had a choice between a vacation (three days, two nights.. didn't specify where) or a BBQ grill. I chose the grill as I started realizing it was a scam. She informed me that they could be out at my house today, and we set up a time for 3. The guy, Ron, called me at about 2:30 and reaffirmed that we would BOTH be here, which really started to make me wonder. He shows up at 3:30, and as soon as my husband saw all the crap he was carrying he told him to leave.. that we weren't interested. My husband got stuck talking to him for quite awhile as the guy made his pitch, and also informed us that he didn't have the grill with him (and that makes perfect sense how....?).
If they had simply been up front and honest about their reasons for wanting to come out to my house it would have saved us all a lot of time wasted. Unless you are interested in ridiculously priced vacuums (way higher than Kirby), ignore the call, or somehow get them off the phone.