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They call three times per day

Received a text Hello x*x XXXX (my whole name)... I am Christy BehanMy yesterday colleague got t his same wording,. We both had been appliying for some of exactly the same jobs online Im assuming this individual got out info . My colleague didnt reply and got a follow up a little later declaring her resume. was seen by the director of some team Looks bad therefore neither one of use responded.

I got a text saying hi.followed by my initial and last name.then indicating.this is christy behan.I wording back saying.who is this but-its need 12hours now no text back.who is that this i wonder

No idea who this really is.

Called, left no information. Caller-ID says only unidentified.

I got a post card asking me to local call when used to do there was no answer only leave your number and we are going to return with you won't ever heard from them again

Shipping scheduling buzz. I thought it was a telemarketer and then I called them back once again to scream at them and it was basically to schedule a delivery.

If free water testing had been done just what exactly were they selling?

CallerID identified as "Unknown Name" and "." Robocall is marketing "free" water quality testing. Organization name not recognized during communication. Press 1 to find out more. No opt-out choice is given. This number apparently originates from Frederick, MD region. I'm in Northern VA and these type of robo-calls re: water testing happen to be common within the last few couple weeks.

The robocall said something like if you should be a homeowner and would like free water testing click one, and was seized on my voicemail. My range is on the NDNC checklist. Which means this buzz is just a breach. The business wasn't identified within the voicemail. But I called back to their voicemail answer recognized the organization as National Water Treatment, Incorporated and the quantity. Reverse searches say the amount is inside the Fedrick, MD place.