4029524444
Country: USA
402 area code:
Nebraska (Columbus, Lincoln, Omaha)
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- angela pearl| 2 repliesDon't call me.
- SmartyPants replies to angela pearlNobody here called you and nobody here can stop anyone from calling you. Get a call blocker and block the number if you don't want these calls. There are many out there. Use Google to find one that suits you. ❤
- SmartyPants replies to WolfmanJackWell handled, Wolfman, as usual. ❤
- Pudge replies to angela pearlAngela, I promise I will never call you.
- Pudge replies to WolfmanJackYou rock, Wolf!
- Brandy Woodreceived call from this number last evening , did not answer due to don't know anyone in that area code
- JOHN DOE replies to Anonymouswho cares, don't call!
- John Doe replies to simmsinarlingtonFind another line of work. My business is none of your business.
- Sally M. replies to CreditExpertGet a real job!
- jp replies to Hankster| 1 replyWhen you do business with a company, the Do Not Call laws do not apply. If you have a current or prior business relationship with a company, they can call with surveys and promotional offers without "permission" because the business relationship acts as you giving the ok to be called. If you don't want to be called by a company, don't do business with them! If you no longer do business with them, you have to submit a written request to the company that you have ended the business relationship and do not want to be called any more with any surveys or promotional offers. It's actually really easy and I don't understand why people who claim to know so much about the Do Not Call laws don't know the proper action to take to end the calls. All reporting them does is waste a bunch of people's time! Once the agency looks into the issue the company tells them you are a current/former customer and then the case is dropped because there is no violation of the law.
- jp replies to Nobody of Importunless you give your cell phone as your "main contact" or home number. Then they are allowed to call it. That's why the government changed the laws allowing a cell phone to be considered a "home phone" like a traditional land line is. So if you don't want them calling your cell phone, then don't give it out as a primary contact. That's why I keep a landline number, but don't actually have a wired phone in my house, LOL!
- jp replies to FreddyActually, that's the post office itself doing that. They have a direct marketing service for businesses. You can pay them to deliver fliers and other promotional material to a certain neighborhood or zip code. There is no way to opt out of this. It's just something you have to deal with...
- maggie welchleft no message
- KenWe got a call from this number today at 7:32 pm and didn't answer. No voice mail message was left. The caller ID was GALLUP ORG. As has been pointed out in other postings, surveys are exempt from the Do Not Call Registry. Since we do not wish to participate in any survey, the number will be added to our call blocker.
- Caller: Gallup Org
- ed replies to Roninvest in a phone call blocked/ on the net for about 50.00 can hold up to 1500 numbers/ once you put the number in the blocker and next time they call it hangs up on them and your phone never rings/ use to get 3 or 4 a day/ now get one ever two weeks. quite a difference and well worth it
- KenWe got a call again from this number today at 2:53 pm, and this time it was blocked by our call blocker. I find amusing such a technological battle of robo calls vs. a call blocker. The call blocker always wins.
- Caller: Gallup Org
- KenWe got a call again from this number today at 5:27 pm, and it was again blocked by our call blocker. Please see my previous two postings. I wonder how many times their call will be blocked before our number is deleted from their data base.
- Caller: Gallup Org
- KenThey called again today at 5:22 pm. Please see my previous three postings.
- wmaas replies to RonIt's the Gallup poll.
- GregT replies to WolfmanJackhe actually typed the *** and ***. Those were not bleeps.
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