I am the Direct Marketing Manager of the Grand Lodge on Peak 7, and we are the ones trying to contact you.  We are the sponsors for multiple drawings, fundraisers, and charity events around Colorado.  By participating in one of our sponsored drawings or events, you have given us permission to contact you and we may be able to offer you a special deal to come to Breckenridge.  Should you have any questions you may contact me at rhuff@grandtimber.com.

When you call someone, you should have the decency and respect to at least talk to them, or even say that you made a mistake in the number that you were trying to contact. This would be the way of doing business, instead you people call up and listen to the person begging you to answer; "Hello, Hello" anyone there?  You just sit there listening, and probably laughing as well, without a Micro-gram of intelligence to return the greeting. If for some-odd reason the answering party doesn't have the particular or exact vernacular that you'd like to hear, or class echelon that you're expecting or would prefer to have in your little decadent lowly club, you should at least have the human courtesy to say; " I'm sorry, I must have called the wrong number. You have a good day ".
Of course this is asking too much of you! Or is it that I should expect low to no intelligent telephone etiquette from a gang like yours?

Ryan at Grand Lodge on Peak 7, how do I get you to stop calling me?  What number do I call to have my number removed from your list?  Of course, I'm not going to leave it in this message, cause you'll just end up calling me again.

How do I get the calls to stop???

STOP CALLING THIS , THIS IS A REST HOME