Number is 01123221159688 A carlos from datamark, I actually spoke with the REAL company Datamark today, and they informed me that this is not them but a group of people staging to be from their company, again asking if you want to sell the company in the next 6 months, I have told these people over 100 times not to call me, next time they call ive been instructed by the REAL company to lead them on to believe I am interested and get as much information as possible from them and then contact the manager of operations back with the information I am able to get from them. Sneaky [***] think they can get away with posing to be another company, dont worry people the end is near for them, they have a good idea what the company is trying to accomplish (scams) and are in contact with lawyers trying to track these people down as it is hurting the real company datamark who is not about trying to harass or even sell or buy companies like these imposters. SO, if someone from the fake datamark is reading this, i suggest you cut your [***], cause theyre on to you, and even if you are overseas, chances are the penalties are still valid and probably even worse where you are.

Cory McClain called, but said he was from IAG (not Datamark) with very important, sensitive, confidential information for the owner.  Obviously a very cold sales call.

Received the same call as listed by others-a Cory McClain with a confidential issue regarding his client.  His tone makes you think it's a legal issue and he's representing someone out to sue you (my interpretation).  IAG shows up on the Caller ID with the phone number 972-331-7535.

"Confidential business matter". He tries to sound very important and I also got the vibe it MIGHT be a legal issue because he said something about his client and our company, but after reading the comments above I see it was simply another cold call from a telemarketer. He did say his name was Corey McClain with IAG and left a call back number, 972-331-7535.

Just got a call from Corey McClain, from IAG. Just the same as the other calls including phone number, he put on a good show of seeming legit up until he started talking about a 'confidential business matter' without mentioning any details at all.

As others have said, real companies don't operate this way: they give concrete details that prove that they know who YOU are, and who your COMPANY is.