Jun 25, 2012
DNC list exclusions are as follows:
Any company that you have done business with or it subsidiary, Any company that works for or on behalf of any company you have previously done business with.
This is not telemarketing. It appears to be a company that is being paid by a company you did business with, looking either for input from you for the company improvement or a satisfaction survey, both of which are well within the boundaries of calling you anytime they like.
Also keep in mind when you tell them that the number they have is incorrect it will be reported back to the original company and then deleted. You may be losing out by not providing correct information, you also lose the chance to speak your mind about a company good or bad.
I find these calls can be annoying, but it is a company you deal with or have dealt with trying to reach out to you and get an opinion.
Think of it as call from Nielsen ratings, you can complain, they are calling as you do business with a cable company and they want your opinion or narrative on your TV habits. This would fall into protected calls.
I do not work for this company, but I am tired of hearing of people say what is and is not acceptable calling and including the DNC as their Savior. Its a fact of doing business, or being the head of business, people want to talk to you and get your feedback......why dont you complain about all the companies begging for your feedback on receipts, or telling you that you will win something by answering a few questions. Same practice....stop whining..