They called my wife's cell phone and she didn't answer. One minute later they called our land line asking about a house we have listed for sale by owner on Zillow. The woman said her name was Ashley but she already knew my name. I asked her if she was a broker or agent. She said she was not but that she works for one. I explained to her that we were not going to use any realtor services and I put my wife on the. She refused to say what company she works for and started bullying my wife trying to pressure her into using their services. When my wife laughed at her unprofessional line of questioning and the fact that she refused to answer any questions, the woman put a man on the phone. He spoke to my wife in the same tone. Refusing to answer any questions and flat out bullying her trying to get her to use their services. The first woman didn't even get the town right. The man tried to convince my wife he was familiar with the area but it was obvious he was not. About 5 minutes after hanging up on us, they called my wife's cell phone again. It was Ashley again, but as soon as she realized it was me she hung up. They must just be going down a long list like a sweat shop because she didn't even realize she had already called this number. One thing's for sure; they must be manually looking up our info. My name and our land line are not shown in our Zillow listing. So they probably looked us up from the County Tax Assessor web site or something. The same people have also called us from (425) 200-0365 for sure and possibly other numbers, too.

Unwanted Spam Call was reported by a user from Oregon via FTC.

Unwanted Spam Call was reported by a user from Vancouver via FTC.

Unwanted Spam Call was reported by a user from Vancouver via FTC.