Jul 13, 2011
When I received a call from Safe View Auto glass, I first asked how they obtained my number. "Dan" said from service records, and then proceeded to lead me into believing that I used their services in the past. He got me, because of my own stupidity - I asked if they had a location where I actually had taken my vehicle in for service, and Dan replied "yes" and added that they had several locations. I went ahead and ordered a new windshield to be installed in my vehicle at home. After doing so, I was bugged by the answer Dad provided, and also a comment he made that his company prefers to provide their services at the customer's home. Dan also said that they had several locations, but I recalled that the last place I serviced my vehicle had only two locations. A Google search turned up this site. A Google search of the actual place I had my vehicle serviced indicated this was not the same company. So I called and told them to cancel the service. Told them I simply did not like their marketing. All individuals I spoke with were very polite and they even offered to lower the price by about $40. However, I told them "no thanks" because I do not like companies that market their services this way. By the way, don't buy their BS that you are no longer on the Do Not Call List, This law was changed a few years ago to make your DNC decision permanent. See this link
http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2008/04/dncfyi.shtm