855-494-0971

Rec'd call today, from 855 494-0971, left message on answering machine.  Message from "Quinstreet" stating to talk to us about an inquiry on the internet.  We made no such inquiry.  855 area supposedly from Cambodia

Has called twice today, "Qunstreet" I do NOT know any Quinstreet, no messages either time. DO NOT CALL LIST!!!!

Has called several times last few days and they leave message that states to call and leave them a message.  Very weird.  Have no idea who this is or why they would be calling me.  I have blocked their number from now on.

Have been receiving calls at least twice a day from this number.  Women on message said returning a call after I requested it on the Internet.  I do not even know who or what Quinstreet is.

Received call twice today with woman who left message that said she was returning a call about an inquiry I made on the internet, which I never did. the call on my cell reads from 714-783-9572, although she said to call 855-494-0971. I am not calling back.

According to Quinstreet.com "Who We Are":

Connecting Customers to You
We have become the leader in vertical marketing and media online by delivering qualified clicks and qualified inquiries at low cost and with great scalability. Our full-service approach and market-leading capabilities enable us to increase your sales while reducing customer acquisition costs by as much as two-thirds.

Don't go to their site without turning off cookies first.

So, block them (if possible) and ensure you're on the Do Not Call registry. If they call again tell them to remove your number from their list, and threaten to report them while also telling them you will file a lawsuit for harassment with the loss of peace of mind.
Or, just don't answer, and DON'T CALL THEM BACK.

Being on a do not call list doesnt apply to these calls beings they are calling because your number was placed submitted as part of a request for service it falls under the preexisting business relationship part of the do not call acts.

Which part of ALL the above posts stating they made NO such request wasn't clear to you?

Thats complete horse pucky! Its the oldest excuse in the book to try and get around the real issue. Its been pulled by spammers - it was lame then, its lame now! And guess what, it doesn't work anymore!

Oh, in case you didn't get the memo, the rules have changed which weakens your excuse to useless and worthless..
http://www.tcpalaw.com/
http://www.kleinmoynihan.com/publication/new- ... ctober-16-2013/
http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0108-national-do-not-call-registry

You got those telemarketing laws down! It is illegal to call people on the Do Not Call List. What you're missing is that the TCPA allows telemarketers to call people if they are given consent. I'm willing to bet actual money that most of the people above "accidentally" checked a little box saying that QuinStreet, as well as other companies have permission to call the number that you put on the internet. Generally that's on job websites. Maybe you didn't read it, or just assumed it was terms and agreement, but that's still consent.
Also, I imagine that sometimes people enter the wrong phone number. The law might get a bit fuzzy there, but the company can't be held accountable for somebody else's mistake

They have to have a written signature now..  

http://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/new-tcpa-cha ... ect-soon-88772/
http://www.tcpalaw.com/
http://www.kleinmoynihan.com/publication/new- ... ctober-16-2013/

Actually, it does not need to literally be a written acknowledgement with a literal signature. An online consent form is perfectly within the boundaries of the TCPA laws.
I've taken classes on telemarketing and TCPA laws this past month, so I'm very aware of the laws out there

This is why I do not do anything or fill out anything online. I wouldn't "digitally sign" anything and if this claim was made, it would be forgery..   Generally outfits I do have business with, have also gotten a certified or return receipt DNC letter to back up my phone conversation of DNC.

here it is 2+ years later and they are still calling.  The DNC list has nothing to do with international callers nor spoofed numbers nor illegal callers. It's for legitimate companies making legitimate telemarketing calls that are bothersome who have been asked repeatedly to stop calling your house. That's it.  This type of call is a whole other "ball of killer wax" which they government is powerless to stay on top of , technologically, let alone to stay ahead of or to stop.  Hell, we can't even get FIOS in Boston, do you actually believe that our  federal or state governments are able to stop these technologically saavy scam  callers originating from Cambodia or Romania or Russia or China or India ?  hahahhahahahah.

Called, left no message. Assume it's spam.

No anon it does not come under preexisting business relationship. If I didn't place my number on their site then I don't want to hear from them. Anyone including a co-worker of that business can place a number on the site.

I got a call from this number asking if I received an auto-insurance quote in the mail that I never requested. He said he was from "improvement Center." I told him I am not looking for auto-insurance. I am on the DNC list and I want a copy of their DNC policy. He promised to put me on their internal DNC list and gave me a call back number of 925-301-9389. I called the local number back and heard voice mail saying "Thank you for calling Quinn Street." So the guy violated CA law by not giving the name of his company. Why would he hide?