(972) 737-2520

It was not a lousy call, told them I was not interested at the moment and they were polite about it and never called back again.

Received a call from this number and spoke with Marianne she suggested that I should attend the upcoming seminar that they are having for Northrop Grumman Employees.

Investigated this number online and it is linked as a call back number on the website theretirementgroup.com

Last week I was informed by my assistant about a voicemail from this number. The caller was proposing to set up a conference call about retirement planning.

Tanya from the retirement group left a voicemail on my home phone encouraging me to attend a workshop on social security.

Spoke with Ray from the Retirement group, he called my work phone and that was rare because I usually do not give out my work phone. Turns out my husband got his call first and he wanted my intake on the retirement services they offer.

Overall it was a favorable call, I enjoyed the brief conversation with Eric from the retirement group about retirement planning. He was very welcoming and considerate of my time.

A voicemail was left on the home phone from an 800 number which I thought was bizarre but the caller mentioned I was named by one of my colleagues, in case I was interested in going to an informational seminar about retirement.

Not at all a deficient call

I thought it was strange to see an 800 number calling me so I searched it and sent to voicemail before calling back and found out it is linked to The Retirement Group.

I had an incoming call on my work phone and saw this 800 number I answered and spoke with Marianne from the retirement group very nice, she had information about the layoffs that are happening at AT&T.

It was an acceptable call, the caller stated that he is from the retirement group and invited me to a seminar for caterpillar employees.