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Seems to be a scam company. They call me from fake phone numbers. Person calling is rude, aggressive and demanding. Their office is not located in my city yet they use a phone number with my city's area code to trick me into thinking they're a local company. Probably do this to fool who they're calling into thinking TSI is safe to work with because "they're local" I wouldn't trust them or their shady tricks.
I can't get them to stop calling. I have called, asked to be taken off list. They call many times a day. I do not owe money, they seem to be harassing me for the fun of it. Now I can't even call them back, as I seem to be blocked. What is the deal with this reign of terror?
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