Keep getting calls from the same phone number listed,  So i called and said I am on DNC list and not to call me. As soon as i hung up I got a call. Told caller you called me already and on DNC list so dont  call again,  he kept telling me i called with a computer problem, i said no i dont, asked for my n ame, refused to give it to him, today I get a call and CID says, 19-1731 he said same thing about computer, told him not to call again, if you make a  complaint with Atty Generals office then these jerks have your name, address, and email  address, so what are we supposed to do?  The company name is Paetec Communications Inc. NY, NY.

i live in washington state too, and if you email the fcc and trade commission or atty gen. office then these creeps have our names, adresses, phone numbers and email addresses.  The company name is Paetec Communications inc. NY.NY.

I did block his phone number,then  I got a call from 19-1731, I kind of knew it was him and he gave me the same crap about  my computer, i told him not to call me anymore, on DNC list. If he calls again maybe I will scream to not call me anymore. Company name is Paetec Communications Inc. NY.NY if that helps.

Do not respond to phone calls from:

http://www.google.com/webhp?rlz=1C1GPEA_enUS3 ... 0&bih=933&ion=1

I am registering a complaint with both Microsoft, Norton, and the my states AG. I am on the Federal DNC List, and keep getting phone calls from companies like this. The information is garbage, and they are attempting to defraud you of your money.

I suggest you forward any information regarding Paetec Communications, Inc. to Systems Security at Microsoft, Norton and your local Internet Service Provider.  

CaptnKC

I've tried blocking these numbers on my phone service site, but they call from so many different numbers that I filled up my quota of 30 blocked numbers in just a few days.  Now what I do when the number shows  on my TV screen is mute the sound on the TV and pick up the phone on the first ring. Do not say a word and then place the phone down somewhere (I go to a distant empty bedroom) making sure no background noises are heard.  Then I leave the room and the phone (very quietly closing the door) until I hear that annoying signal that indicates the caller has hung up and the line is dead.

Let them waste their time and money getting no kind of response.  Sometimes patience is a virtue.  Never give them any clue that they have actually reached a working number.  Eventually they'll give up. Idiots.

My oldest son, who has a deep authoritative voice, picks it up on the first ring and says "911, what's your emergency?"  They hang up.  He also records the number so if they call again he can do the same thing.