3039543283

stop calling and not saying a thing!!! all day long

thanks very much!! this was very helpful!!

This is a company calling for the Denver Post subscription service to your home/office.

Saw I was getting calls from this number on my Google Voice account. Glad I didn't give them my cell phone number. Now I can set my account to block this number. Its a great feature of it. Lets see how they like that. And by the way I did just sign up for the paper but didn't for the calls.

I received 5 calls from this number in 3 days. No message. When I pick up, there is a long pause so I hang up when there is no response. It's really annoying, I wish they would leave a message or tell me what they want!

Here's the problem.  You once DID do business with them therefore they have the ability to call you EVEN IF YOU'RE ON THE DO NOT CALL LIST.  That's the one caveat that a LOT of companies are using as a loophole to continue calling.  Stinks!!

I got a call from them today, I subscribed to the Denver post a few weeks ago... Would they already be wanting me to resubscribe???

I answered but they hung up as soon as I did.

I am SO tired of the calls from this number! (303-954-3283) I answered it and no one was there, so I hung up. I have had 3 calls from this number today and just as many if not more in previous days! AGHHHHHH!

Do none of you read your contract when you sign up?  It says it will auto renew at the non contract rate, and you are responsible for paying. Its not OBVIOUS that you do not want the paper any more, because you signed up for a year at a special price knowing it would renew at the regular price.  If you didn't know, it was your own fault for not reading what you signed.  If you don't want it any more, than cancel it!

They are actually calling, to try and give you a better rate, by signing up for a term again, rather than paying the full price.  Give em a break and either renew or cancel.  Don't complain that they are trying to see what you want to do.

Do none of you read your contract when you sign up?  It says it will auto renew at the non contract rate, and you are responsible for paying. Its not OBVIOUS that you do not want the paper any more, because you signed up for a year at a special price knowing it would renew at the regular price.  If you didn't know, it was your own fault for not reading what you signed.  If you don't want it any more, than cancel it!

They are actually calling, to try and give you a better rate, by signing up for a term again, rather than paying the full price.  Give em a break and either renew or cancel.  Don't complain that they are trying to see what you want to do.

They should at least leave a message and a callback number instead of calling a dozen times when I'm not home and being so mysterious. I would be happy to renew my subscription if I only knew WTH was going on.

Or better yet...Forward your incoming calls (during times that you can) to a lawyer's office...or your congressman's office!

they hang up on me all the time.   called and asked to stop the calls, she said they would and it is a computer that hangs up on me.  she also said i did have a subscription and i do not recieve the paper at all. odd.

nope they are still calling me!!!!!!!!!!

i've just started getting these calls and i just got a subscription for sunday paper delivery - - interesting.

no one is there and no one answers it just beeps.

Thank you! I don't know why this is so hard for people to understand!

I signed up for a Sunday subscription 2 weeks ago. When I didn't receive my first paper, I called them and they had my address totally wrong. I gave them the correct address and got my paper the next day. I do believe someone said they would be calling to make sure I got the paper.

Is there a way to block calls from that number???

Thank you for that number :) I just called them and formally told them to stop the harassment! I work nights so when they call me, it WAKES ME UP.

It is the Denver Post... they keep calling every day and as soon as I answer the system hangs up! The purpose was to try and get us to renew.