(561) 637 in Delray Beach, FL

Claims to be from a local company. Says he needs "services" and when called back tries to sell you ad space.

Person lied about who they were and represented.

This company pilled 175.00 from my account without my knowledge.

called a Vero Beach small business owner pretending to be a representative of John's Island.

Claimed they were calling from a country club, when I returned her call she hung up on me. Her name was Colleen Manny.

they said they were from my local country club

called but hung up

This guy calls himself Todd Lavene but I looked on line and he uses different names on different calls. He said he was from a local Golf Club here and wanted me to call back. I called the Golf Club and they have never heard of him. Other people have written the same thing that he gives the name of a local golf club. No doubt he's a scam or marketing guy...either way, when he calls back I'm going to have fun with him!

I received a call from this company on 10/11/13 from a representative, Jason, seeking to sell space within their books that are distributed amongst various country club communities in Georgia. Although my marketing budget is very small, I was intrigued by the opportunity; however, I did not have sufficient time at that moment for the call. After repeatedly explaining this to Jason, I requested that he either give me a call back the following week or send me an email with the details. He very rudely hung up on me as I apologized to HIM for not having the time to continue the call and disrupting the flow of his call scripting. The following week, on Monday 10/14/13 and Tuesday 10/15/13, I received a message from Jason requesting that I call him. Upon calling him back, I advised that I may have been interested in his offer up until he hung up on me. He refused to acknowledge his rudeness, let alone apologize for his disrespectfulness, and commenced to tell me that I am the one needing the advertising and he would transfer me to the equivalent of his supervisor. When I pressed him on the issue of hanging up on me previously and asked to be removed from their calling list, he then hung up on me again. Since further investigating this company in effort to send a strongly worded letter, I have found out that this company Priority One is allegedly a scam. Shame on Jason and the company he represents.

They called me claiming to be calling me from my local country club, using its name, and liend to me. They are a cheap bottom feeding scammer selling phony ads to fake magazines. They are Platinum Publishing from Florida, thousands of miles away, not the 2 miles away they claimed. They prey on small business owners. I am on Do Not Call list, but they don't care.