616-980-2510

Caller asks for first name of spouse.  Will not leave his name.  Has a digital voice recording that sounds real for prompts, then a real voice comes on, but will not identify.  In the background the real voice whispered "jealous."  Caller has called several times but leaves no ID.

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Feature Films For Families
PO Box 572410
Murray, UT 84157

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Left partial message on answering machine asking for my 85 year old mother by her first name.

So good old Feature Films For Families is still at it with yet another phone number and caller id information.

Keeps calling and never says anything when I answer.

Keeps calling and never says anything when I answer.

FFFF has called me 6 or 7 times day and night for the past week.  I am on th e national do not call list and this is turning into harrassment.  11:45PM calls to sell me family friendly movies is just rediculous...makes you wonder

I receive numerous calls from Feature Films for Families.  If that's who this is, they're almost impossible to get to stop calling!!!  I didn't receive this most recent call from this number, but it came up on my missed calls.

This number keeps calling me and the one time I answer it hung up. I wish they'd stop.

Even tho I'm on the Do Not Call list---this number keeps coming up on my cell phone for missed calls.  Also same beginning but last four digits are 2331

Likewise, I keep getting the same call. Machine sounds and responds like a real person. If it is a real person, they're too stupid to realize they're talking to my voicemail. I keep getting messages of a voice trying to dialogue with me and then responding. No lie, this is the message I got:

"Hi Mark, is Mark there?"
<no reply>
"Hi Mark, how are you today?"
<no reply=>
"Wonderful. I'm doing great, thank you. We're calling you today for...."

It goes on like this for a few minutes--wanting me to preview some family oriented DVD's. I'm all about family focus, but not for a company who disrespects and harasses its potential consumers like this. This is what happens when a company puts a ruh'tard in charge of its marketing strategy.

Pissed Off in Tacoma.

I keep getting the same call over and over again--day and night. Machine sounds and responds like a real person. If it is a real person, they're too stupid to realize they're talking to my voicemail. I keep getting messages of a voice trying to dialogue with me and then responding. No lie, this is the message I got:

"Hi Mark, is Mark there?"
<no reply>
"Hi Mark, how are you today?"
<no reply=>
"Wonderful. I'm doing great, thank you. We're calling you today for...."

It goes on like this for a few minutes--wanting me to preview some family oriented DVD's. I'm all about family focus, but not for a company who disrespects and harasses its potential consumers like this. This is what happens when a company puts a ruh'tard in charge of its marketing strategy.

Pissed Off in Tacoma.

I get these calls on my cell, which is really annoying, especially when I'm in the car driving.  In the past four days, I've gotten one call each from 616-980-2510, 410-774-8545, and 201-257-4536; and FIVE calls from 616-980-2331. That's EIGHT calls in less than a business week!

PLEASE STOP THE CALLS!!!
Calls From: (616) 980-2331 & (616) 980-2510
Date: Sat Mar 13, 2010 08:32am & Fri Mar 12, 2010 06:58pm
Feature Films for Families (FFFF) was based out of Murray, Utah FFFF is staffed by Latter-day Saints and many of the actors, directors, producers and other individuals involved in its productions have been Latter-day Saints. Its films promots values that resonate with Latter-day Saints do not involve characters who are identified as members of this faith.

In 2009, Verizon Wireless filed suit against FFFF after the company allegedly placed nearly 500,000 illegal automated telemarketing calls in ten days to the mobile phones on Verizon's network. The calls were recorded advertisements for the FFFF film "The Velveteen Rabbit"

FFFF conducts business with more than 8 million families world-wide, and has grossed over 1 billion

One of the many Aliases, and numbers used by Feature Films for Families.  They call relentlessly, never give up.  I have asked repeatedly to be removed from their call list, but they keep calling any way.  I have told them I am on the DNC list, but they laugh, and say, "good luck with that!"