steelyman
Moderator Emeritus
I did a search on ER but didn't find what I was after, hence this thread.
I still maintain a landline phone in IL and am back in that state for a little while, after which that number will disappear completely so this won't matter to me then.
In the meantime, I've gotten (for a while now) repeated calls identified as "HGVC" that I've never answered. But they persist.
A broader Web search found that these come from "Hilton Grand Vacation Club" and suggestions that my number may have been gotten through the HHonors hotel program (I was in that due to staying at a few Hilton-owned hotels while working and joined voluntarily).
There were also some posts saying they were some sort of timeshare rental outfit.
All I care about is getting those calls to stop, and there were some suggestions for contacts on how to do that. I'm wary of calling HGVC back although they obviously have my number ("You Know My Name, Look Up The Number" - a side trivia q for the cool cats).
Anyone successfully wrestled them to the ground for good? What worked?
I still maintain a landline phone in IL and am back in that state for a little while, after which that number will disappear completely so this won't matter to me then.
In the meantime, I've gotten (for a while now) repeated calls identified as "HGVC" that I've never answered. But they persist.
A broader Web search found that these come from "Hilton Grand Vacation Club" and suggestions that my number may have been gotten through the HHonors hotel program (I was in that due to staying at a few Hilton-owned hotels while working and joined voluntarily).
There were also some posts saying they were some sort of timeshare rental outfit.
All I care about is getting those calls to stop, and there were some suggestions for contacts on how to do that. I'm wary of calling HGVC back although they obviously have my number ("You Know My Name, Look Up The Number" - a side trivia q for the cool cats).
Anyone successfully wrestled them to the ground for good? What worked?