(410) 842-6096 is an Energy Utility Robocall

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Transcript Yes. Hi. Is this Wolf Home Repair, LLC? Yes. Hello? Oh, my well, I'm calling back. This is a follow up call. We're USB processing. You told me to call back today to get in touch with the person who handles your Visa and your Mastercard. So are you still there? Do I have the right person? Is this home repair? Wolf 30. We wrote. Sir, I'm here. Does your company use Visa and Mastercard for form of payment from your customers? That's why I was calling. Are you aware the processing fees are going up in October? Her okay, we offer the same service, but with a much, much lower processing fee. Who is your current processing that you're using? Well, I was just hoping for some more definitive reasoning. First of all, if it's like, hey, now you're in the ramp up zone. August. Yeah, we added Would you like me to call you back, sir? But then stuff like that. Sir, would you be interested in getting a Cost comparison? Right. Um so I didn't know.
Date Blocked June 1, 2016
Call Activity Low Last detected 1 year ago

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