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Hello, This Really Is Kevin Cash from the Better Business Bureau may the master of the Company give a call back to me.

Individual texted me at 8:50 pm 2/16/12, asking who I used to be. I texted back and asked who they were, they replied with "I'm not asking, I'm telling you". We bantered back a few times and chances are they asked for my name

I received a phone-calls out of this person identifying himself as Sterling Smith of the Better Business Bureau, quit his hand-set number as. Presently conscious of a chance of a junk, I called back and the man answered the phone as "Sterling Smith"... When I said I'm returning the call he then say goodbye... then in a couple of minutes he called back but didn't leave a message.... I created a google search and these pages saturated in issues got up. Furthermore, you can find so many "genuine people' by the name Sterling Jones. I guess, this was an easy name used by this telephone spammer dude...appearing as though he's from BBB. Watch out for this!!!

Wording

Hello, Good Morning. That Is Gary Smith calling from the Better Business Bureau. Please return my local call, in case you will. At (512) 206-2838. Thank-you.

I received a phone-calls today 9/16/2011. The guy stated he was representing the Greater Business Bureau of Tx. It seemed like a fraud and when I searched the quantity this page came up.

Sterling Smith - BBB of Austin. This guy pushes us CRAZY. He calls our practices between 4 and 6 times each day! The Associate believed he was some type of bill collector - he calls so ofter every single day. Turns out - he just a salesman - looking to get us to cover $675.00 to become listed on the BBB of Austin. I told him...under no uncertain terms...to relegate his calls to 3 times a week...NOT FOUR TIMES A DAY!

I recently caused him and he is certainly a Business Relations Representative in the Better Business Bureau. Obviously he's not shown on the website. Attempt the direct point at 512 445 2911 (several which is often verified by examining their website or calling directory assistance) and request him right, or ask to confirm that he is definitely an employee.

Telemarketing

Two voicemails have been left by a person identifying himself as Richard Wilson with the Better Business Bureau. I have Googled his name, the quantity, and the area BBB and can not locate any mention of the him.