212-400-4831

who is the owner of this number  212-400-4831?

Got a call from this number, couldn't answer. And oh, I live in Sweden.

called me in austria ...

I got a personal call on july 13th of this number.

And I live in the Netherlands

Heard 'office' sounds in background - then they hung up. Saw on another site that ... This phone number is flagged as a telemarketer. I'm not even in the USA!

Investment Banking

Adams Wealth Management., Inc.’s Investment Banking and Private Placement division identifies and structures innovative public and private market transactions for corporations that span numerous industries. Banking deals have included mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, and the issuance of equity capital from $1 million to $100 million.

Recently, Adams Wealth Management., Inc. was the investment banker on a $91 million funding for a NYSE-traded real estate investment trust. In addition, the Firm has served as the co-underwriter of over 10 Specialized Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPAC’s), has negotiated and structured over $25 million in private placements, and arranged the merger of a company into a public vehicle valued at over $100 million. The seasoned professionals at Adams Wealth Management, Inc. welcome the opportunity to serve as your primary investment banker. Our global relationships – and our unique understanding of specialized economies and industries -help us consistently deliver high quality advice and service.

Investment Management

At Adams Wealth Management, Inc. clients can access a range of investment opportunities. These include equities, options, fixed income, mutual funds, and numerous other innovative investment vehicles. Our team-based approach allows us to maintain a high level of quality and integrity in developing and executing our clients’ portfolios. Through Adams Wealth Management, Inc.’s expansive product offering, your financial consultant will work with you to develop a comprehensive strategy and well-balanced portfolio that will best meet your goals and objectives. Your financial health is and will continue to be, our Number One priority. That is the reason our clients, from all over the world, remain with us for years and continue to recommend us to others.

Risk Management

Adams Wealth Management, Inc.’s extensive portfolio of insurance and insurance-based solutions is designed to provide its clients with additional opportunities to meet their life goals while, at the same time, protecting the financial security of their heirs.  Adams Wealth Management, Inc. continually researches the complex and often confusing world of life insurance, disability insurance, and annuities in order to identify the best products for its clients.

A guy calls who won't give his name and hangs up when told the person he is asking for is not available.
Calling New Zealand? Is he a scammer?

I got a call early this morning, woke me up from a sound sleep, from a fast-talking stockbroker salesman from Adams Wealth Management: http://adamswm.com/about-us

I asked how he got my number and he said his "research team" found it.  I asked him if he was aware of the US Federal Trade Commission's Do Not Call registry, since I was on it.  He said no.
https://www.donotcall.gov/

Caller ID lists: Adams Wealth Management 212-400-4831. The man asks for the owner of the company, once you ask who is calling he tells you that they will know and to tell the person in charge that it's the "fat chick at the end of the bar".  If you put them on hold and pick back up he says "what? are you treating me like the fat chick at the end of the bar?" and then hangs up... Obviously a telemarketer pretending to be someone they are not... LAME

Call from very "salesy" American who informs me that his name is Anthony and he works for Adams Wealth Management. He sounds like an over-the-top American radio DJ and won't stop talking.

I tell him that I am not interested in anything he has to offer (if I'm going to get an investment broker I'm going to go looking for one, do my homework and pick someone I trust, not just use the first obnoxious loudmouth that harasses me transatlantically).

Despite my constant objections "Anthony" insists on interrupting me, talking over me, and at some points even shouting at me. I ask him to stop talking so I can tell him I have no interest and he wasting his time, but he just keeps jabbering, so I hung up. So far he hasn't called back.

Google searches reveal that they have a website, but there's is something "scammy" feeling about the whole thing!

Identified himself as "Ron Paul", had a NY dialect, very demanding. Asked for boss repeatedly"Is he in?", "Is he available?" When asking what the call was in regards to he stated "Personal." Ha, ok! Transferred to a Voicemail... but not that of my boss.

+3312124004831 or 12124004831 It is a French phone number, located in Paris . I live in the UK and don't know anyone from France.

Persistent (daily) calls from this number - I always ignore in the hope that they will lose interest - never leaves voicemail.

Two calls within the last week on my UK cellphone from this US number, aggressive sharepushers claiming on the first call to have got my info from a Dun and Bradstreet report showing me as a director of a US company (which I was but not since 2008) so I asked him to remove my details; and on the second occasion that I had had a conversation some time previously and they had sent me some hot tip which frankly I cannot remember.  So again I asked for my details to be deleted, which I only achieved by talking over him more than he wanted to talk over me. In either case it would have been a cold call of the sort which is illegal in the UK but which neither the US DO NOT CALL website nor the UK equivalent seems to have any powers over.
They announced themselves as MEARS AND ASSOCIATES but I did not push them for then FINRA registration number as I will if they are daft enough to call again.

I was cold called on my UK cellphone from Adams Wealth Management asking how I would "prefer" to be sent some informative material about them. This is code for wanting me to invest via them. After telling the salesman 3 times I just wanted my details removed from their database, overriding his "understanding my hesitation" and assertions that he "assumed I would like to make a lot of money" I was eventually forced to put the phone down as he was obviously so thick skinned and/or stupid he would not take no for an answer.
It is interesting these people (they are not the only ones) seem to concentrate on NON US numbers they can get hold of (I know the source for my listing -- I used to be a director of a US subsidiary of my UK company, but that was 5 years ago!!) because if we were in the US we could get our US numbers blocked.  But the US agency has no control over calls to foreign numbers, and the UK authorities seem equally powerless to act against such cold calling, which is illegal for a UK firm to do.

some American guy trying to scam methinks