800-931-6388

if they really wanted to talk to me wouldn't they leave a message??

They are not Juniper Bank...
It is a hoax
I get called numerous times a day and ignore them

day after day of calls,a day never goes by with out a call from this number, sometimes no one is on the line other times they ask for my husband who is at work. Some calls late into the evening. I don't have caller ID but star 69 the call always the same...When I call the number right back it is Juniper Bank or Barclay.I have tried calling the customer service number and that just goes around and around in circles these are nuisance calls seems to be no way to get on the do not call list with these people.

Barclay is Juniper.  Barclay is the parent company of Juniper which is a credit card company.

call about 3 times a day . i will not answer.

keep getting calls nightly from this number.

have called Barclay's and asked to be put on the their do not call list.  I do have a credit card and they are allowed to call their customers.  However, they are still calling, today, 5 times! Even after calling specifically telling them to remove my name and number

Call from morning to night its a scam and what makes me really want to kill is the fact that my number is on the DNC

I have been called numerous times - never leaves a message.  I'm fed up with the number of calls - I'm on a "do not call" list!!!.

Calls are 2-3 times a day.  Usually  I don't answer, but when I did, a recording said a representative would be on the line shortly, I hung up. I am on do not call list, no idea who this is calling and it is quite annoying.

This number is calling us day and night, weekends and weekdays.  Even though I blocked the number they still try over and over and we get a single ring before they get the message that we will not accept the calls.  How can we STOP them.  We are on the Do Not Call List.

May 2008
Received a call from this number.  Caller did not speak, but waited a few seconds and then hung up. I put call intercept on my phone, and it seemed to help for a few months, but now I am getting many calls with different numbers. I have quite a list of numbers on my do not call list with the telephone company.  Call intercept is better than call block, because call intercept works for numbers that are out of area.  Call block does not work for long distance numbers.

They call every day, at least once a day.  I made the mistake of picking up th ephone once, and it was a recording that said, "Thank you for calling us."  At that point, I hung up, but they keep calling and calling.

no message, when you call its an automated system to hype credit card extras-juniper now barclays mc
Spoke to a rep and informed them i am on a National No-Call Registry.

They said they would remove me from the call list-7/7-08, 11:47 EST

marketing firm for barclay/juniper-called juniper to ask for a stop to calls/nice indi/[***] lady said ok took info. calls continued cancelled account-reason-unsolicited calls.

they have called my house 18 times between 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM they are very annoying. Have the call blocked on my phone you would think that after that many times and no answer they would quit calling. I guess they are not smart enough.

No, it's an actual credit card company/bank.  I have one of their cards, unfortunately, and got behind on it due to medical bills. :^(  Until I figure out something to tell them, I'm not answering.  (I've been making minimum paymets, but I'm still over the limit and occasionally late.) Unfortunately, "I'm doing the best I can to catch up" isn't going to mean anything to them.

I'm not late on any bills but they still apways call

If you don't have a card, they may be trying to get you to apply for one.  If you do, they may be trying to sell you some kind of "protection service" for it. It's a common thing for credit companies/banks that issue credit, apparently.

The most efficient way to avoid this type of call is to actually take the protection.  It generally costs cents on the dollar (.40-.80, generally, for every 1.00 of your balance), they don't bill you separately for it (it's charged to your card), and it may actually come in handy for many people.  Plus once you have it, it puts a total stop to idiots calling you trying to get you to take it.  Note: some companies will still call you trying to interest you in a "lower interest rate offer"--these I ignore, because they always begin with "there's no problem with your card, however..." then they go into this offer.  I figure I don't want to hear from them even if there *is* a problem with my card, so I don't bother to answer (they leave this message on my answering machine).