- Report: #62091
Complaint Review: Interstate Distribution Center & US National Marketing - Culver City California
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Interstate Distribution Center & US National Marketing
3962 Landmark Street (PO Box 1925) Culver City, 90232-1925 California, U.S.A.
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800-446-9835
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Interstate Distribution Center & US National Marketing Scam Artists/Toner RipOff/Uses Many Names/Don't Pay them a dime Culver City California
IDC ships for Toner Scam Telemarketers. The toner phoners they have used are US National Marketing, Omega Office Supply, Direct Office Supply, Office Products Distribution to name a few.
These folks pop up at my organization about every 6 months. Since we have a couple hundred machines, they tend to sneak a couple orders through the door. DO NOT PAY THESE PEOPLE!!! Make IDC send a call tag and give them back their garbage.
Every time I call them, they play the innocent role like "We're just the shipper and we don't know where the orders come from. We don't telemarket and we apologize if you think you were ripped off". Funny thing is that they keep doing business with these telemarketers (gee, I wonder where they get their call lists from).
Anyway, just call them and say "Dont ever send us anything, ever" and supposedly you'll be listed on a "Don't Ship" list. Just remember that's they'll be back a few months later under a different "marketing" name. And if their collector lady "Cujo" calls you, just tell her you'll pay if she barks like a dog for you. Then laugh hysterically and hang up.
Better yet, everyone should report them to the California Attorney General and the Consumer Affairs office.
K
DENVER, Colorado
U.S.A.
These folks pop up at my organization about every 6 months. Since we have a couple hundred machines, they tend to sneak a couple orders through the door. DO NOT PAY THESE PEOPLE!!! Make IDC send a call tag and give them back their garbage.
Every time I call them, they play the innocent role like "We're just the shipper and we don't know where the orders come from. We don't telemarket and we apologize if you think you were ripped off". Funny thing is that they keep doing business with these telemarketers (gee, I wonder where they get their call lists from).
Anyway, just call them and say "Dont ever send us anything, ever" and supposedly you'll be listed on a "Don't Ship" list. Just remember that's they'll be back a few months later under a different "marketing" name. And if their collector lady "Cujo" calls you, just tell her you'll pay if she barks like a dog for you. Then laugh hysterically and hang up.
Better yet, everyone should report them to the California Attorney General and the Consumer Affairs office.
K
DENVER, Colorado
U.S.A.
