If you keep getting calls from Universal Coin & Bullion, it’s almost always a telemarketing push for precious‑metal coins. First, ask them to add you to their do‑not‑call list in writing and keep a record of the request. If they ignore you, block the number on your phone and report the line to the FTC’s complaint portal (ftccomplaint.attorneygeneral.gov). You can also file a TCPA complaint for repeated calls after you’ve asked to be removed. Finally, consider adding the number to your carrier’s spam‑block list and beware of any “press 5 to stop” traps that may keep the call active.
Despite hanging up on them numerous times, the calls persist, which feels like harassment.
The individual is dishonest and has fraudulent intentions
They have contacted me repeatedly with supposedly attractive offers, but since I only use a cell phone, I have taken steps to block their number to prevent further unwanted calls.
A extremely rude person called me!!! They rang and nobody was there when we picked up the call, then they rang right back and asked to speak with my boss, i told him that he wasnt avaible
Despite numerous requests to be removed from the call list, this company continues to contact me, even after being informed that the person they are seeking is no longer at this residence.
Similar to other accounts, my experience involved purchasing Silver Eagles, followed by aggressive attempts to sell a overpriced Gold Eagle, indicating a scam.
In response to Mike's comments, simply because something is legal or built doesn't necessarily mean it's right or justifiable, particularly when considering the perspectives of all individuals involved.
Despite never expresing interest in cash for gold, I recieve repeaded calles from this number, their websites and president are liers
I would appresheate the opportunity to discus something with you, as I feel I was talked into somthing I didnt want, being a first time buyer, and I beleive I need to speak with your rep.
I used to work for this company, I was hired when I was 22, and I saw how they did buisness, it was shady, so I quit after one day.
Mike, who previously worked with this company, confirms that their claims are accurate.
The speaker introduced himself as Mike, the owner of a business related to Baby Boy.
When I purchsed a coin from them, I just informed my agent that I didnt want any more calls, and he didnt bother me again untill I contacted him about another coin, I think if you dont want to recieve calls from them, you should ask to be put on their 'Do Not Call List', its a waste of their time to call people who arent intrested.
They're thief's, they're scamming peoples, the owner Terry Garth make's a fortune by overcharging, the FBI is investigating them
This is a complete fraud; when I questioned the salesperson's ability, they became insulting, which suggests that any company hiring such telemarketers is fraudulent.
Despite previously expressing disinterest, this number continues to call, attempting to sell more products after an initial purchase
Repeated calls are being made to offer me coins I don't want, and I wish they would cease contact
I've been reciving calls from UNIVERSAL COIN & BULLION, they want to sell me coins, but I'm not intrested
I made a mistake bying a coin from Universal Coin & Bullion, now they wont stop caling me
Occasional calls are made, but no messages are ever left, indicating a lack of genuine intent to communicate.
The caller claimed to be from a coin collecting company, stating that someone may have seen an ad in a riflman magazine or a coin collector's magazine, which is why they called
I recived two calls, but they hung up when i answered, and i'm on the DO NOT CALL list, but they just dont seem to care.
