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Oct 14, 2009
They've called me about 100 times this week.. Usually there is nobody there, but sometimes they answer and ask for "Priscilla". I called back the caller ID # and attempted option 1, speak to representative. They always claim to be too busy to answer your call. So I tried option 2, remove me from the list. They say they've removed me, but the calls increased in frequency since then (8-10 in 4 hours). Finally, I found this on the FCC website: "The FCC has specific rules for automatic telephone dialing systems, also known as “autodialers.” These devices can be particularly annoying and generate many consumer complaints. The rules regarding automatically dialed and prerecorded calls apply whether or not you have registered your home phone number(s) on the national Do-Not-Call list. Autodialers can produce, store, and dial telephone numbers using a random or sequential number generator. They often place artificial (computerized) or prerecorded voice calls. The use of autodialers, including predictive dialers, often results in abandoned calls – hang-ups or “dead air.” Except for emergency calls or calls made with the prior express consent of the person being called, autodialers and any artificial or prerecorded voice messages may not be used to contact numbers assigned to... wireless phone service (including both voice calls and text messages)... any other service for which the person being called would be charged for the call." So I filed a complaint with the FCC online.
Note: when they call and you think there is nobody there, wait about 10 seconds and somebody will answer. I told them it is illegal to autodial a cell phone and that I've filed a complaint with the FCC and that they are never to call me again. WE'll see.
Note: when they call and you think there is nobody there, wait about 10 seconds and somebody will answer. I told them it is illegal to autodial a cell phone and that I've filed a complaint with the FCC and that they are never to call me again. WE'll see.