203-202-0220

Salesholes

They called and said they were from "cardholder services" and I should press 1 to speak with a rep. When I did that and asked the rep what company he was with, he hung up on me. A legitimate firm would cheerfully ID themselves.

I called the number back and it was disconnected, My caller ID said it was from Darien, CT.

IF the greedy, selfish bureaucrats at do-not-call-dot-gov can't fix this, they should ALL be fired ASAP.

Someone is at it again...Stop already!

caller unknown on caller id, hung up, left no message

Tried to call them back to be removed and I got "Your call cannot be completed as dialed.
[***] scammer.

this is so annoying.  I block the number for these people and they call from another. I block that number and they call from another.  They are relentless, they are criminals, and all they want is your credit card info so they can steal money from you by charging your credit card. This is not a legitimate business, they will not reduce your interest rate and if you are in the mood to have some fun, press 1 and then question what they are up to.  The fact that they are willing to curse at you (yes curse), call you names, and hang up on you is a sign that this isn't a legitimate business.

Recorded message claiming to be from "Cardholder Services" with an offer to lower my interest rate.  Only my family has my cell number, so this is a total scam.  Reported it to donotcall.gov

No message. If your call is not important enough to leave me a message then don't bother making the call in the first place. "Do not call list", what a joke!

Get a whistle, a very loud whistle.  Keep it next to the telephone.  When you receive one of these annoying phone calls, go ahead and push the appropriate buttons to speak with a person.  After all, you have already answered the phone and have been taken away from whatever it was you were doing.  So play ball, but play it your way.  When a real person gets on the phone, blow the whistle as hard as you can.  That's right, AS HARD AS YOU CAN.  You may want to plug your ears.  If you have access to an airhorn, feel free to use that also.  Amazon.com sells these items relatively inexpensively for hours of fun - at the solicitors expense. If you can't beat them, join them.

Remember, they called you.  ENJOY!  :)

A note of caution, Miss Perturbed.  Keep earplugs close by, too.  Your own hearing can be damaged as well as the solicitors.  Generally, most of these calls are initially pre-recorded and give you ample time to insert the earplugs, allowing you to still mildly hear the muffled caller on the other end.  I am a hunter and have protective headsets that are great for these types of calls.  If i can save just one person from hurting themself while running to the phone to answer a mindless solicitors call, it's all worth a little effort on my part.

I heard that when you pick up the phone for these robocalls...just hit the pound sign (#) very fast 6-10 times and the computer will lose your number out of confusion.
I haven't had the chance to try it yet but I am gonna'

these Cardholder people must have a zillion numbers, you block one and 5 more call.

Last time I tried to "0" out and ask to be taken off their call list. The girl replied with "Bite me." And hung up. Ahh...good old fashioned customer service.

if i find out who and where they are--i'm going to blow there gd building off thge map

a silence message from Norwalk CT  203-202-0220.

That people with caller ID continue to answer the calls of people they don't know is mind boggling.