Why I called you

You didn’t sign up for anything. I found your business on Google Maps, saw something on your profile or website that I think is costing you calls, and phoned to tell you. That’s a cold call, and I say so in the first sentence.

Make it stop

Say “don’t call me again” on the phone, reply STOP to any text, or write to hello@21x.studio. It ends immediately and permanently, no reason needed. Your number goes on my own do-not-call list and is never dialed again.

Where I got your details

Your public Google Maps listing and your own website. That’s the whole list. I keep the business name, the phone number you publish, your website, your city, your rating and review count, your Google categories, where you showed up in a public map search, and two things I noticed that could be fixed. Anything a customer could see.

I don’t buy lists, use data brokers, or go looking for a personal number. I only call the number your business publishes for customers to call.

How I call

• A person dials every call. No robocalls, no recordings, no AI voices, no voicemail drops.
• Only Monday to Saturday, between 8 am and 5 pm your time, or at the time you asked us to call back.
• At most three tries if I can’t reach you, and then I stop.
• Calls aren’t recorded. If that ever changes, you’ll be asked first.
• I only text you if you say yes on the call.

The call comes from a 951 number that only makes calls. To reach me, call or text (213) 801-1017.

What happens to your details

If you’re not interested, I keep only your number and the word “no”, so I never call you again. Everything else is in the privacy notice.