May 24, 2012
they are scamming you to cancel an ad you never had in the first place. Then they send you a bill for the non-existent ad. THEY ARE NOT THE REAL YELLOW PAGES
The cancellation authorizartion is so they can record you and edit the recording so it sounds like you agreeing to pay the bill they are about to send you
http://800notes.com/arts/LFRVNXyqwQBNrAjLF8wQyg
16 Ways You Can be Phone Scammed
7.Free Listing at Yellow Pages: This scam targets businesses. The caller says that he is from Yellow Pages and is calling to update their records. He proceeds by asking to confirm some basic information such as owner’s name, business phone number, address, and company name. Then they start billing the victim and only then the business owner realizes that it’s not a free listing and it was not Yellow Pages directory that called.
The victims report that when they call to complain, the company plays the recorded conversation with the victim saying 'Yes' except that the caller is reading from a completely different script. The scammers replace one side of the conversation, making it sound as if the business owner agreed to a paid listing and a monthly fee.