Marcin, I have received multiple calls without voicemail. I have already called the 3 numbers back and each one claims to represent your company. It seems odd because there’s no way to validate if they are legitimate and each call has been received with a label by the mobile phone company as “Spam Likely.” Is there a way to validate whether these calls using internet numbers are legitimate or spam calls? Since they call multiple times and never leave a message, I’m considering blocking them without returning each call to verify who they are. These calls represent other alleged companies as well. I have identified 3 callers claiming to represent your company so far. Please let me know. Thanks

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