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I have a telemarketer that likes to call every single night, between the hours of 8 and 9, which is right after the baby goes to sleep. And we've got two ill relatives so turning off the phone isnt an option.
80% of the time theres nobody to take the call when we answer and we get disconnected, and I know thats an FTC no-no...I think their no-operator rule is under 3%?
The last five times they called, over a period of about a week, and an actual person answered, I told them to put me on their "do-not-call list". I'm on the federal do-not-call list, but they've become a "business partner" of my old credit union so they're entitled to call.
What I'm hearing from the operators is that they dont speak english particularly well. They seem to understand my request and say "uhh...ok..." to removing me from their list.
Once I even called back right away just to be sure it "took". I was greeted by name when I called so I'm in their caller-ID database system.
Last night, they called again. When I answered, nobody there. I tried calling back periodically over the next few hours but all I get is a busy signal. Same today.
I went to the FTC web site and filled out a complaint form, which seemed fairly generic, not geared specifically to telemarketers.
I'm hoping to get through to the company today, ask for a supervisor or manager, and let them know I'm taking this to the complaint process in hopes they'll pull me off the list.
Any other routes I can take to stick it to these guys, or any more specific complaints I can file? I'm fairly pissed at this point.
Oh yeah...this is the funny part. They're trying to sell me a mortgage. Digital Credit Union apparently sold them the information about my (unused) home equity line of credit. :
I have a telemarketer that likes to call every single night, between the hours of 8 and 9, which is right after the baby goes to sleep. And we've got two ill relatives so turning off the phone isnt an option.
80% of the time theres nobody to take the call when we answer and we get disconnected, and I know thats an FTC no-no...I think their no-operator rule is under 3%?
The last five times they called, over a period of about a week, and an actual person answered, I told them to put me on their "do-not-call list". I'm on the federal do-not-call list, but they've become a "business partner" of my old credit union so they're entitled to call.
What I'm hearing from the operators is that they dont speak english particularly well. They seem to understand my request and say "uhh...ok..." to removing me from their list.
Once I even called back right away just to be sure it "took". I was greeted by name when I called so I'm in their caller-ID database system.
Last night, they called again. When I answered, nobody there. I tried calling back periodically over the next few hours but all I get is a busy signal. Same today.
I went to the FTC web site and filled out a complaint form, which seemed fairly generic, not geared specifically to telemarketers.
I'm hoping to get through to the company today, ask for a supervisor or manager, and let them know I'm taking this to the complaint process in hopes they'll pull me off the list.
Any other routes I can take to stick it to these guys, or any more specific complaints I can file? I'm fairly pissed at this point.
Oh yeah...this is the funny part. They're trying to sell me a mortgage. Digital Credit Union apparently sold them the information about my (unused) home equity line of credit. :