623-498-8720 / 6234988720

called left no message o 3/17/18..1:05 pm.. "VOIPSTREET" shown on message info on my phone. I did not answer.

Bright & Shiney called and the lady wouldn't take no for an answer, she just kept ignoring me that I wasn't interested and to take me off their calling list, she was very very pushy! Even said don't you want you fithy floors cleaned? I told her my house doesn't need cleaned, I do a fantastic job everyday but I literally had to scream at her and call her a [***] but she made a rude comment back and hung up on me. I called back with my number blocked to make sure that they take me off their call list since I am on the national do not call list and the guy tells me they took me off so shut up so I told him I will find him and kick his [***] if he doesn't just leave me alone and then he threatened to call the police on me because I threatened him. I am all for them to come over so I can get a police report and make sure this company is shut down permanently!! I looked them up on the BBB site and these [***] are nothing but scammers!! They probably have people get into your house and then you are burglarized shortly after...

This caller woke me up on Saturday March 17, 2018, at 10:33 A.M. after I had worked a night shift of hard physical work, but I could not get to my phone fast enough to answer the call, so I called the number right back (623-498-8720). When a male answered, he happily announced (apparently to others): "It's a positive!" I told him that my phone number is registered on the Do Not Call list and that he could get sued for making such calls. He told me that he can call because he is not trying to sell me anything and is only trying to offer me a free room cleaning. I told him, "You just bit the apple, bitc*--watch what happens next!" After reading the posts above, I can see that the layers of identity may be more complex than I would like, but I do not see a problem with suing the telco for allowing these calls through its system if the telco has been previously notified. I also do not see a problem with suing the telco for the client information of the caller or company. This will require some legal research and preparation of a lawsuit, but that is exactly what I meant by, "watch what happens next!"

Bright and Crooked Carpet cleaners breaking the law yet again by calling and BEGGING for business after being asked to stop.

They just called me and a lady said that she's sorry, that she thought she was calling a residence and then hung up.

They called me 2 times yesterday I didn't answer because I didn't recognize the number. Left no message.

Annoying pushy and un wanted

Called from "VOIPSTREET" -- no person on there when answered. Hung up.

Supposedly won a free cleaning from "Bright and Shiny". Informed her I wasn't interested and asked her to remove me from their list. She angrily replied it was a drawing, not a list, then hung up on me.

claim to have selected your phone number as a winner for a free cleaning service, denied they were selling anything