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I'm not exactly sure, because the callers speak Spanish, and I don't. When I looked them up online, most people said they were offering English lessons.

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They've offered me prostate cream and English lessons, among other things. The pre-recorded messages are in Spanish, and the people I've spoken to are Spanish-speakers.

They've offered me prostate cream, English lessons and asked if my hair is messy in the morning. I really, really, really want them to stop calling me.

Over the past year, they've gone from offering me free samples of prostate cream, to free English lessons, to asking me if my hair is very messy in the morning (not sure what they were offering me this last time, since I hung up). I really want them to stop calling me, and have requested multiple times that they stop.

Unsure. It was in Spanish.

They offered me a free kit that was to arrive via Fedex and I would only have to pay the taxes

"We have been awarded a special offer to receive English lessons for only $150 to pay for shipping and handling."

I did not pick up the phone this time, and they didn't leave a message. However, I am certain it is the "Instituto de Idiomatizacion" that I have filed multiple complaints about already. They have called me from this exact number before (earlier today, in fact) and I called the number back and it was answered by what appeared to be the same person who called me. I've asked them multiple times not to call me.

was advised that i had won some english speaking courses , when I asked what the company information was told to be happy i won , when i asked not to be called again was told theres nothing they can do. was told that they are calling from Hialeah, Florida.

They offer me a free English course, allegedly valued at over $2000. However, they seem to have little interest in me getting the free goods, and instead want to get my personal information, starting with my name. In this case, a woman who identified herself as "La Licenciada Amanda Vera" said she was calling from the "Instituto de Idiomatizacion" and wanted to know my name. I told her I was "Jose Francisco Gutierrez" and started to ask not to be called again, but was hung up on. I'm not sure if she hung up because she got the information she needed or because I starting asking not to be called anymore (which I've done twice before, and told that they won't call me anymore, only to always be called again).

Same as on 06/14 at 5:47pm, I was offered (in Spanish) a free English course from the "Instituto de Idiomatizacion". I reiterated that I was not only not interested, they were also calling my cell phone and I wanted them to stop calling me. I also mentioned that it was the second time I was requesting not to be called. I was again told they would not call me again (yet they apparently called me again today).