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TRIES TO SELL ME VIAGRA...WILL NOT PUT ME ON THEIR DO NOT CALL LIST

THIS TIME I SAID HANG ON A SECOND....THEN NEVER SAID ANYTHING....THEY HUNG UP AFTER 5 MINUTES

Received a call from them at a business. They new the owner's name. I could tell it was not a legitimate call, obviously by the name but also by the grammar (or lack of) and noisy background (can't even have the decency to buy noise reduction headsets). Once they mentioned Viagra, it confirmed my suspicions. Someone should tell them about OSHA (medical information can not be revealed to anyone other than the patient or other related professional - in private). Anyways, for sure a telemarketer or scam. BTW: The caller's name was Anne. I called back to speak to manager and she said all of them are in a meeting, call back in an hour.

Yelling at them didn't help. Now they call me 3 times a week. The phone rings twice then they hang up. Seems illegal to me. Added number to reject list on my android phone so hopefully that's the end of it.

They've called me for about a week, twice a day (at least). Just used the blocking option on my ph to hopefully block future calls. We'll see. Irritating to say the least.

They've been repeatedly calling my phone 1 to 2 times a day for the last 2 weeks.

Unidentified caller trying to steal your IDENTITY. blacklist this number.

rejected to do not call list...did not answer

I hope I waste your time reading this like you waste my time calling.

Unwanted phone calls are here to stay. Robotic calling technology is readily available & unscrupulous people will exploit it. It's a perk of having phone service.
The National Do Not Call Registry will NOT stop these calls. Your government is NOT motivated to protect you from phone harassment. The law was written to protect political interests, not your privacy.
Many scammers hang up when you answer. They are NOT interested in talking to you. They get paid for each phone connection made. Talking to you takes away from their time to call others.
A hang-up call can also be an overseas "one ring scam" to get you to call back and sock you with exorbitant international or premium service fees. They typically originate form area codes 242, 246, 264, 268, 284, 345, 441, 473, 649, 664, 758, 767, 784, 809, 829, 849, 868, 876, and 869. (You don't have to dial a country code to call these international numbers.) If you don't recognize the number, don't answer. DO NOT call back, unless you've got $20.00 per minute to burn!
What can you do?
1) Block the calling number. Most phone providers have blocking services. Contact your provider to find out how to do it. Or purchase a simple plug-in device that can block numbers to your land-line (Google "call blocker").
2) If you get a live person, you now have a "business relationship" which removes all Do Not Call Registry restrictions. Consume as much of their time as you can. Act VERY interested. Mess with their minds. Give 'em fake credit card numbers, addresses, & names. Then block their number.
3) DO NOT call back! DO NOT try to be removed from their database. That only establishes a "previous business relationship" which removes all Do Not Call Registry restrictions.
4) Telecommunications are regulated by the government. Have the phone number of your State Attorney General (who is responsible for enforcing telecom laws) by your phone. When you get an unwanted call tell them that they have caught you on a phone that can't be used for personal use (or they've caught you on your cell) and ask them to call back on a different number. Give them the Attorney General's number, hang up, and block them.

Burn in hell you scumbag jerk offs

Constant calls at all times of the day even though they were told to stop. My number is on the "No Call List".

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