309-827-0777

I didn't get a call but this number is Fuller Communications 105 W Jefferson Street Bloomington Il. I was researching Commercial Readers Service when I came across this number. The phone number for Commercial Readers Service is 309-827-0857.

I received a call this morning 07/25/07 09:46am from 1-309-827-0777,  

Info from macraesbluebook.com

http://www.macraesbluebook.com/Search/company.cfm?company=728187

Says

Fuller Communications Ltd
105 W Jefferson St
Bloomington, IL , 61701-3904  
Phone: 309-827-0777
Website: www.commercialreaders.com


Products Description:
Telemarketing Service Agency

I'm registered on the National Do Not Call Registry!
I REPORTED this Call to Them!

***** Incoming call: Friday, September 14, 2007 - 2:56:19 pm *****
 Name:   Fuller Communic
 Number: 13098270777

I had a missed call on my cell phone from 309-827-0777.  I then googled it and came across this site.

We had ordered some magazines from a local school trying to raise money and I believe that it comes back to this company.

I got a call from them, then they hung up.

I missed an incoming phone call at 10:17AM March 21, 2008.  I retured the call and got an automated answering message stating I had reached Fuller Communications. I suspect it is a telemarketer.

I did not answer an incoming call at 10:32am July 30, 2008.  I did not return the call and looked up the number and found this site as well.

Received a call this morning from this number (I don't have caller ID, so I *69 to get it).  The woman asked to speak with the owner, I replied that he is not available and that I am the manager, what could I do for her.  She said she had to speak with the owner.  I asked what the nature of her call was, she simply said it was regarding photography publications.  She again said she must speak with the owner and would call back.  I said I manage all the business going in and out of the company and to be more specific as to what she meant by photography publications.  It turns out that she represents several different publications.  I said that we already subscribe to the publications that we want and to please remove us from her calling list.

Please block this caller. 1-309-827-0777. As I am registered with National Do Not Call Registry.

Wow - they keep calling and asking about my business. I did report them earlier today to the DO NOT CALL REGISTRY AND THEY CALLED BACK!

First a weird # then this...I'm not answering calls that I don't know who they are...sorry

got a call...missed it. tried to call back. automated Fuller message as above.

if your business is not on the do not call list you will still be getting business calls from this company. They call businesses only. Its not their fault that you placed your phone number in the phone book. If you don't want calls then remove your number from the phone book. They are doing their job waht they get paid to do. Do you have people breathing down your back as you do your job regardless of what it is.

Yeah i know how you feel about getting these calls. I was called over and over by this company. Finally I asked what this was regarding or why are you calling,(because you know they are trying to get you to buy something)  she told  me it regards to special business publications. When I asked if this was a call regarding advertising or solicitations. She told me no it was regarding special business publications. THAT WAS A LIE. They are selling magazines with no cancellations. Makes you wonder.

NO But when you work for a company like this they Lie and have there callers lie to you in every way possible. This company doesn't push for you to buy the service from them. But they have a script that every caller uses. They sell magazines to business's with No cancellation policy. So you sign up for 7-8 magazines at a special rate for the next 36-48 months with no cancellations and don't receive your publications  but you still have to pay for the service because they don't care that you aren't receiving your publications. The only thing this company is worried about is getting there money that is why there is a no cancellation policy> I KNOW I WORKED THERE AND THIS COMPANY IS BAD NEWS

I work for this company and we don't lie.  We represent over 100 magazines. The deal is amazing.  8 Magazines for a little over $14.00/month!  We can only sell if you are a business.  I would love to get 8 magazines for $14 and some change a month.  You can cancel, but only after your 4 year term.  We also have shorter periods, but once you agree, you can't cancel until your term is over.  It's more than fair.  You can also switch the magazines at anytime and change them up.  I can't believe how things get twisted.  We don't sell photography publications either, but our magaizines do have photographs.  :)

Oh that's funny...to think you could enforce a contract for four years and not have a cancellation policy.  They tried that in NC.  In contract law, you are looking at "damages."  If you notify them in writing to cancel the contract, it means they now have a duty to mitigate damages.  If they continue to send magazines thereafter, it is not a damage you called because you told them to stop sending them.  So...even if they could enforce it (which I doubt)...they are not incurring damage...actual damage.  So...you owe them $14.95 for a month or 6 times that...or how ever many months you received them at most.  However, many states require that contracts longer than 12 months be in writing.  It just sounds like win through intimidation...so be the bigger intimidator.  :-)  For your info, on credit reports...not too much credence are given to collections from magazine companies anyway.  Not worth worrying about.

I work for the company right now, and I particularly hate telemarketing.  Go figure, right?  I was in need of a job when I applied, and was disheartened to know it was business-to-business phone sales; however, once I got started, I realized the company is totally legitimate.  Yes, they use sales techniques by selling a lead magazine first before dumping the other 6-7 magazines on you, and they outrightly admit that telephone sales are based on impulse buying.  But that's your decision.  You're correct, there is no cancellation policy--but if you ask, you are told upfront that there isn't one, and the reason is because the company pre-pays the publishers for the subscription... The business owner is also reminded this in the verification call, AND there is a written contract sent in the mail 3-5 business days later.  Now, in regards to NC law and other contract laws, I'm not an expert, and I cannot speak to how the company deals with these issues; however, working for a small business like H. Fuller Communications, I know the entire staff personally, and no one is there to swindle you nor lie to you.  We're all just working for a paycheck, providing a service that thousands of customers are very happy with.  One more comment: the sales team is specifically required to ask for the person in charge of making business decisions, and if we don't talk to them, we are wasting our breath and both parties' time.  So don't be offended--it's just business.

Lots of companies use scripts.  That's not so devious, everything in the script is completely true, isn't it?  If you worked for the company, then you'd know why there's no cancellation policy.  And what are you saying about not receiving publications?  How do you know?  The reason there is customer service is to help people deal with issues like this.  I know the customer service people personally, and I know they would explain it and deal with it.  Nobody wants to have a business with a bad name.  I know people who have worked for the company for ten years who will tell you that it's a good, honest company.  Were you one of those people on the sales floor who just couldn't cut it and got let go after two days?  That would explain why you don't seem to have accurate information.