Called to offer cartridge recycling service. Was possibly the saddest telemarketer I've ever heard - I seriously wanted to give him a hug, which is not my normal response to telemarketers. Fortunately I don't deal with that side of the business.

Called our business line saying selling cleaning products and wanted to send an email with some information. Was happy for him to do so until he started asking more private questions about the business which were completely irrelevant. Explained we are happy with our current suppliers but thank you for the offer. Insisted on sending an email and when I said thanks but no thanks immediately disconnected the call.

I didn't answer the call but highly likely to be telemarketer as "no message was left" which is their normal practice i have discovered.

Caller: Telemarketer

Caller talking about keeping printer cartridges out of landfill. Asked printer models. Gave him random googled numbers and our generic email. Will see how good our spam filters are if they are not legit.

Caller: Aussie Ink

Called after work hours, sounded like a call centre - not sure how they got our contact.

Scammer wanting to know what printer I use

Caller: Printer cartridge collector

Phoned saying that they collect printer cartridges so they don't go to landfill. Asked which type of printer we had and the model number. I asked why that makes a difference and he answered something. I told him the make but didn't say anything else. He asked me to read him the model number and I told him it was in the other room so I couldn't. I asked if he could send through the details now and I will respond with the number when I get it. He said no and something else (spoke a bit fast for me to understand).
Said he's ring me back in 30 min.

I'm a bit sus now.

telemarketing and keep calling

Telemarketer scam call

Caller: Telemarketer Scammer

Sounds like a scam call . Suposedly selling cleaning products ????

No message left when did not answer as do not call back unknown numbers with out message

Caller: Tele marketing

Selling cleaning products