Imagine getting a call that feels like a rehearsed sales pitch, yet the name on the line keeps shifting between TRI and Allstate. Most reports describe aggressive telemarketing tactics—persistent calls, pressure to share personal data, and vague corporate identities. To stay safe, let the call go to voicemail whenever possible, never share birth dates or financial info, and block the number after the first unwanted ring. If the caller claims to represent a reputable brand, hang up and call the official company number you find on their website. Consider registering your line with the national Do Not Call list to reduce future nuisance calls.
After receiving three calls from this number, I answered and expressed my frustration, which led to them hanging up
After verifying with Allstate, it appears that this phone number and the person associated with it are not legitimate representatives of the company, suggesting a potential scam.
An individual claiming to represent Allstate called the office, inquiring about auto insurance and seeking personal information, including birthdate, which raised concerns and led to the call being ended due to the aggressive demeanor displayed.
He introduce himself as David from Allstate, asking if I drove a car, I told him no thank you, but he kept repeating it, saying no thank you over and over
A person claiming to be from Allstate called me, I told them I was bussy and didnt have time for a sales pitch, they argued with me and I hung up, they acutally called me back from a different number and started yelling at me
I answered the phone, but nobody said anything, then the call just terminated, it was weird
Reviewing our call history, it's evident that this company engages in harassing behavior, calling multiple times in a row, often late in the evening
I got like four calls from this number today, im really tired of it, i never answer and they just keep calling.
A call from an Allstate representative was received, inquiring about insurance for a family member and displaying unprofessional behavior upon being informed that the individual already had coverage.
I recieved a call from this number, and although no one spoke, I could hear a meeting in progess, with people claping and being offered $20 per call, alot of yelling was also present.
TRI is known to be a local office of a Caribbean-based telemarketing company with its US headquarters in New Jersey, although specific details are unknown.
