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Aug 10, 2017
Caller ID: GOOD ACCOUNTANT.
This number called the office moments this morning. The name alone made me think it was a telemarketer, so I chose to let the answering machine take the call.
The caller left a message similar to those in previous posts. Those posts combined with my message makes the messages sound like they come from a fill-in-the-blank script (I've boldfaced the items that seem to vary from caller to caller). Our message was from Luke (extension 1066). He wanted an accountant for a UN-Designated Humanitarian organization that was a 501(c)(3) non-profit.
During the message, I also heard what sounded like boiler room noise in the background--making me initially question if this was a phone version of an advance fee fraud email. That's not exactly the image a potential client would want to convey for legitimate work. Back on point, why wouldn't an international non-profit engage the services of a firm specializing in global, non-profit accounting as opposed to contacting seemingly-random businesses across the country? Once I replayed the message, I deleted it.
The New York Corporate Database has an entry for Good Accountants, LLC out of Wappingers Falls, New York.
This number called the office moments this morning. The name alone made me think it was a telemarketer, so I chose to let the answering machine take the call.
The caller left a message similar to those in previous posts. Those posts combined with my message makes the messages sound like they come from a fill-in-the-blank script (I've boldfaced the items that seem to vary from caller to caller). Our message was from Luke (extension 1066). He wanted an accountant for a UN-Designated Humanitarian organization that was a 501(c)(3) non-profit.
During the message, I also heard what sounded like boiler room noise in the background--making me initially question if this was a phone version of an advance fee fraud email. That's not exactly the image a potential client would want to convey for legitimate work. Back on point, why wouldn't an international non-profit engage the services of a firm specializing in global, non-profit accounting as opposed to contacting seemingly-random businesses across the country? Once I replayed the message, I deleted it.
The New York Corporate Database has an entry for Good Accountants, LLC out of Wappingers Falls, New York.