855-229-5561 / 8552295561

Kelly's Printing Supplies, fishing for information about our 'computer printing supplies'

I have had numerous calls from this number! I have been very polite as I am sure this is not an easy job. I have stated multiple times that I am not interested and I still receive calls. I received another call again today from a man named Chris (who I have spoken to previously), with the Kelly Group. I told him that I have spoken to them before and that we are not interested as I have already said. She said my boss had talked to him already and was just "returning a call from him" ( I really doubt this since he rarely answers the phone because that is my job)...I told him if he gave me the price I would pass it along and he hung up on me. I called the number back but it went to a voicemail service. Don't answer unless you are interested in toner and printing supplies because they will call you constantly!!!!!!

Caller asks for Cathy (my Boss) I ask who is calling and get the reply "Abby" Heavy sigh on my part- I hate this reply- I ask from where and get "KPS" I ask what this is in regards to and get the reply "this is a courtesy call" (Again Heavy Sigh) so i reply with "ok- well she still would like to know what you are calling about when I transfer the call" so she FINALLY tells me "printing supplies" and I tell her "we are all set- we get our supplies through our supplier (which we do- ink through the copy place we lease through) and Paper from out office supply company..)Girl hung up before I was done with my sentenceHow do places like this even stay open anymore when we all seem to be onto the scam they are trying to pull???

Bob again here. Been a few months since they called. Said they sell printing supplies, and said we're fine and they just hung up. Kind of disappointed I didn't get the full spiel. Gatekeeper is right, how do places like this stay in business?

I don't pick up calls from 855 numbers (my hooves don't let me!), but I was thinking of going into my "Jerky Boys" routine when I "transfer" the call. Plenty of cursing, threats of physical violence...you know, the usual. That actually does work. I had a call I had identified once as some place that sells office cleaning services, and I never picked up. They kept calling and calling, so finally, I took the call. I got the pitch, and I asked where the girl who was giving me the pitch lived. She wanted to know why. I said because I wanted to come to her house and if I recall right, the physical threat was to rip out her eyeballs like they were pimentos of an olive. There was plenty of "sex words" in there, too (you know...f'n...as in, I'm gonna f'n rip out your f'n eyeballs like they were the f'n pimentos of an f'n olive.) Moose Marine Corps taught me plenty about how to punctuate every other word with "f'n".So, this dippy broad asked me how I could say such a nasty thing. I smiled as I told her I'm a PROFESSIONAL. Professional [***]. Great job, good pay, awesome fringe benefits. She said, "I am just doing my job", I said, "No, you are not. Your "job" is not to call me. I have expressed to you more than once I have NO interest in what you are peddling." I also expressed to her that Sergey Brin & Larry Page invented this wonderful search engine, "Google", so I can look up your company's address, which would enable me to locate you so I can carry out my promise of tearing out your eyeballs.She started to argue, and I hung up. I had my fun blowing off the day's pent-up aggression on her.Never got a call from the company again.

A woman from Kelly Pirintg Supplies cold calling. Told them that I have expressed to be removed from all calling lists and to take care of this please. She was actually pleasant when wshe said she would. Will see if it actually happens.,...lol

When I picked up the phone, the woman on the other end was singing. She hung up after I said, "Hello?"

I received a call from them a few minutes ago. I told the we don't use ink or toner in case the cops raid the place! She hung up. If you receive a call about any printing or copy supplies don't give them ANY information. If they ask for a name they will use it as verification that that person ordered a palette of toner or ink. Same thing happened when they ask for the serial number of the copy machine. They said they needed it so they can send the updated manual. Again, they have a reference to say that the items were ordered otherwise how would they know what items to send. The last time I received a call about my copy machine serial number I said "Which copier? The little one or the Giant one?". Of course the voice on the other end was excited and said "The Giant One!". Eagerly I said "B1700GoF@#k yourself." They actually asked me to repeat myself, I did, they hung up!

same thing - they are guaranteeing that they will last and print twice as much - how can u make that guarantee - cause we do - hang up

Caller said she was with "KPS, we handle your ink and toner supplies." This is worse than the usual telemarketer scams because they are actually attempting to commit fraud by deception.