Comments on: Phoney Solicitation

By: Kurt

Kurt — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 02:38:26 +0000

Just recieved a call from 972 866 0121. I didint asnwer but they left a voicemail that was just people talking in the back ground for like 45 seconds… googled the number and found this. pretty weird

By: Laurie B

Laurie B — Thu, 19 Jul 2007 21:14:20 +0000

I have had MULTIPLE calls over approx. a 2-month period, sometimes a few a day, and frequently at odd times: 9:30 on a Sunday morning, 8:45 on a Thursday night, etc. The caller is very cheery & says, “Hi! This is Cassidy & I’ve got great news for you!” Or, “This is Cassidy (!) and I’m calling to an email I received from ya!” Frequently there is no message…….

Cassidy’s number is 972-490-0434. Why don’t we all call HER repeatedly, at odd times, just to say HELLO????”

By: Brandy

Brandy — Thu, 12 Apr 2007 20:23:42 +0000

Received call from Will (whose number on id came up as 972/726-9319) and he left me the 972/866-0121 number to call. UMMMM, happily married for 8 years, thank you very much!

By: BDC

BDC — Fri, 30 Mar 2007 17:56:09 +0000

Received a call this morning from “Carlos” regarding an email I’d sent him. He left me a msg stating that he had “something wonderful for me”. The call back number he’d left was 972 866 0121. I’ve been through the rounds with these morons in the past about a year or two ago. They’re a rip-off dating service that uses some sort of primitive computer matching software based upon the information people like us input.

Speaking as a business owner, what does it say about this particular business’ ethics if they’re stooping to the lows of the ilk of telemarketers to try and garner customers? If they’re having to leave these kinds of deceitful and annoying messages, then it ought to be a clue to everyone how they do their business once they “find” you a match (by way of the hundreds of dollars they charge your card).

Avoid them like the plague. Trashy.

By: Jon

Jon — Mon, 18 Dec 2006 02:41:10 +0000

I began receiving these calls from Sherrie about a month ago (from caller ID 972-404-0296), of which I never answered and just let it go to Callnotes…as many as 4 calls in one day…saying that she received an email from me (which I did not send) and that I should call her back @ 972-866-0121, as she would be there until 9pm.

Tonight, I received yet another call from Sherrie @ approx 6pm…I decided to answer this time to politely ask Sherrie to never call my number again, and disconnected the call…3 minutes later, she called yet again, which I let go to Callnotes, and when I checked the message she left, Sherrie informed me that she needed to verify some information so that she could put me on her “do-not-call” list…one would think that a respectful request to no longer call me at the number she called me at was enough…NOT!

I proceeded to this site, reviewed some of the other comments/complaints about the same service calling, and I decided to file a complaint with the national do-not-call registry (which I am already registered)…we shall see if this stirs up any waters and if I am actually going to be contacted regarding the complaint…more to follow I am sure!

By: Brenne Meyro

Brenne Meyro — Sat, 16 Dec 2006 02:03:12 +0000

Re: (972) 404-0502

I got the same call, but the name wasn’t disclosed on the caller i.d. panel. I just didn’t answer, and he left no message. By-the-way, I’m on the Do Not Call List!

By: Marnie

Marnie — Wed, 06 Dec 2006 16:08:33 +0000

I am SOOOOO glad you guys posted! I googled the phone number 972-866-0121 to see what was up. I’m deep into a job search so, of course, my phone number is flying around on my resume which is posted on several sites.

I was hoping for a job contact, but something didn’t sound quite right on the voice mail that Natasha left me. She said she’d gotten my e-mail and had something exciting to tell me… Ya, right.

Thanks for the info, you guys saved me from great dissappointment!

By: Brad

Brad — Mon, 04 Dec 2006 20:07:05 +0000

“David” is now calling from 972-386-3953 requesting I call him back at 972 866-0121.

Has anyone used the site singlesnet? I think this may all be connected because I’ve been getting more junk email and now phones since visiting that site. May be a coincidence.

By: Sputnik

Sputnik — Thu, 26 Oct 2006 02:55:04 +0000

“The One” dating service - told them I’d decided to “become a faggot”. She asked if that was the way to talk about “it” and I told her I was “tired of being told how to live, how to love, and now, even how to talk” by “you straights”. Screamingly funny and VERY uncomfortable on their end.

By: Rick

Rick — Mon, 09 Oct 2006 04:15:01 +0000

I received a call today from 972-490-0434. Sherrie was the most bubbly Texan I’d ever heard, asking me with the most sincerity she could muster if I had completed my move to Round Rock successfully. Before I finished saying that I’d decided to stay in California, she was off the line! The call lasted all of 4 seconds…which, I guess, is a good thing since it didn’t cost me much cell phone time. It happened so quickly I wasn’t even sure who it was who called but thanks to Google and this thread, I know it was most likely a dating service. Sorry Sherrie, but I’m taken…and I last WAY more than 4 seconds.