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If you call a toll free number from a pay phone it cost them about $0.30 for each call.  If everybody would call the toll free number from a pay phone several times a day their cost of business would increase - perhaps enough that they would go out of business  When calling the toll free number you just have to make sure the call connects.  You don't have to have a conversation.  Once the call connects, even if it’s just for a second, they get charged the $0.30

Got a call today from them. Did not answer. Found out it was toyota financial. I make my car payment to them. Not sure why they are calling; my payment is due on the 19th and today is only the 23rd. Usually I get a few days grace. Man, they are on top of it I guess.

Funny enough though, i paid my bill online about 30 minutes before they called. Coincidence? I will answer when they call back.

I got a call today, it's probably a customer appreciation call.  That's what mines was; it was an offer for $500 towards the purchase of a new car to thank you for being on time with payments and such

Whether it was Toyota or Honda or any other car company, if you're current on your payments and never have missed a single payment:

LEAVE THE F&$%^ ALONE AND DON'T CALL AGAIN.

Toyota sells cars with brakes that don't work, accelerators that won't work, and now engines that don't work.  I got rid of mine and bought a Ford truck.  Time to just say "no" to foreign businesses while there is still a slim chance that this country can survive.  All of the good Republicans put their money in these foreign companies so they can make tons of money instead of financing industry here.  That is why they want the tax cuts reinstated, so they can invest more money in foreign companies instead of providing jobs here in the USA.   Rich people take note - Ford stock went from 1.28  to 12.84.

Your an idiot

It's not Toyota or Lexus. They called my office today looking for my boss who has a Lexus at the end of it's lease but they called one of our rollover line instead of the main line we provided them. If they were a legit company, their information would match the information we provided to the leasing company.

He is an idiot, and you're (that's right, not "your") not so much of a Know-It-All, since you can't even use the correct spelling.

Ford have had many more recalls then Toyota, engine, transmission, brakes, unsafe gas tanks, etc. Toyota has plants in the USA in Mississippi, Kentucky, Texas, Indiana, Alabama and West Virginia. Ford has plants in foreign countries Thaiuland, Romania, Portugal, Brazil, Mexico, France, Canada, Germany and the list goes on. Ford is not a USA company it is worldwide. Only a democrat would state that it is only republicans that support foreign companies, while the half the democrats in office have stock in foreign companies. Just do some research and you may learn something and be surprised.

Sounds like a good idea, if you have no life.

Someone called today, from this number, said they were from Toyota Financial. I could not imagine why. My bill is always current. This is the third time someone from Toyota has called. The first two calls were from the local dealer, in May or June. Each time, they were pressuring me to do an early trade. My lease ends in October. The other times when a lease ended, no one bothered me. This is the first time, Toyota has treated me this way.
The man who bothered me today, told me that if I choose to leave Toyota and try a different manufacturer, I would be charged a distribution fee of $350. Why was I not told about this when I leased the first car, a few years ago?
As a retired person, it is not feasible for me to pay additional fees and penalties. It seems as if they are making sure that I never have an opportunity to drive any kind of vehicles except Toyota.
I feel as if I am being harassed.

Lexus financial.  Calling because I'm at the end of my lease.

It is not a spelling error.  They are different words with different meanings.  You are giving him too much credit.  It's like when people say "should of" instead of "should have."  It is simply a limited familiarity with English in general.

I received a call from this number this morning. I didn't pick it up and they left no message. And I've never owned a Toyota. So... yeah, it's probably some scammy [***].