8663792003

I started receiving calls from QRI right after I went online and ordered a risk free offer from Keranique and even though I use the decline feature on my phone, they keep coming at various times of day and up til 9pm. They never leave a message, and I won't call the number back, but have informed my bank and credit card companies that this is ongoing and I will seek legal help if there is any unauthorized use of my accounts. I haven't received my products from Keranique  but my account has been charged and I printed the confirmation for the order. I am on the National Do Not Call Registry.

Download Mr. Number. Works great. I've been able to block entire area codes and numbers using this site. However, I'm not sure if it would be found on an iPhone or not.

I told them I don't drive a car. the conversation abruptly ended. yea!

I ordered a couple of items from www.waxvac.com, now i got several calls from this number and my phone shows it as being a known telemarketer, i ended up answering and was told they were the order confirmation DEPT... They spoke briefly about my prior purchase then tried to get me to purchase three other money saver coupons at a cost of $1 for the first 14 days then $29.99 a month for the one, then the next offer was $1 for the first thirty days then $19.99 a month followed by a last offer, again, $1 for the first thirty days and then $21.99 a month afterwards...

the first offer included a voucher for $100 in gas
second was $40 in the form of a Visa prepaid card, i forget what the last incentive was...

I have been getting calls from this number and they are all at night spaced 10 to 15 minutes apart.  I do not pick up.  This has to stop

I've been getting these calls lately, one after another, even Sundays, which is odd. I looked it up, saw these comments. I ordered that razor for my son advertized by Rick Harrison at onerazor.com. I checked the caller ID; they've called 17 times for 6 days in a row. Probably more than that, since it only holds #'s for 6 days. I'll have to start using the reloadable card. I too, have found that the "do not call" list doesn't work. When we see a # we don't recognize, we just turn off the ringer.

I just ordered some window clings from the same company! They call about six times a day. I actually answered yesterday and they hung up as soon before I could even get the phone to my ear.

Called several times last night at 2045 hours and again the AM at 0920 hours. Caller ID shows "unknown" I'm on a "Do not call list"

I ordered the Turbo Roaster after watching a Today Show clip on 3 products that cook your Turkey in about half the time and make an amazingly moist Turkey. The product got a very good review from the test kitchen, was reasonably priced, so I ordered. Within a few days, I started getting calls from this number. I didn't pick up and they never left a message. After 3 days of calls, every couple of hours, I finally answered. They said they were calling to "verify my mailing address" for my Turbo Roaster (even though the product shipped 3 days earlier via FedEX). The caller then proceeded to tell me that I would received $100 in free gas coupons with my order when it arrived. And that I had 30 days to try them out. If I liked them, I could keep getting more and they would automatically charge my American Express account that they had on file (~$30/month).  If I didn't like the gas coupons, I could cancel within the 30 days at no charge. I asked him to cancel "NOW" because I did not order them, nor will I use them, nor will I allow him to automatically charge my account.  He continued to push and I finally had to be quite rude to get him to confirm he would cancel right then.  

I received my order two days later and called Turbo Roaster.  I explained the situation, told them that I did not receive any gas coupons (free or otherwise) and that I was disturbed by the call. I asked if they, in fact, called or if this was a scam.  The woman told me this is a 3rd Party who processes/ships their product.  She said they don't have anything to do with it and that I would have had to give my credit card to them again in order to start receiving the "gas card".  I asked how they knew my card was American Express, and she said they had access to the last four digits of my card but not the full number.  

For me, this IS a scam.  They should not be calling me. I didn't request any additional "deals" or "coupons". I didn't give permission to share my phone, mailing or credit card information.  This should be against the law!

Receive a call twice from 866-379-2003.  Didn't pick up.  Checked here, and I can confirm I also recently bought something from a made for tv segment.  Will keep an eye on my CC for additional charges, just in case they try to dip into my account without asking.  In any case, if you have an iPhone and ios7, add the number to your list of contacts (I called the number "telemarketer nov 27 2013").  Within "settings >> phone >> blocked", you can choose that telemarketer number to block by the Contact name you gave it.  They won't be able to call you from that number again.

I got a call from (866) 379-2003
And when I call it back it just says goodbye

When I make an order and they ask for a phone number I just scramble my number and put it in the space for phone numbers. Cuts down on a lot of calls like these. We can't seem to do anything anymore without someone stealing our identity or harrassing us to buy something more. Try scrambling your phone number. If there is a problem with your order they can always send you a note in the mail since they have your shipping address.

Ordered Microtouch One online after seeing the ad on TV. Same old story, already knew my address and CC info. Told I'll have $100 in gas certificates included in my package, blah blah blah- $1 charge in the first 5 days, then cancel anytime and if not I'll be billed $29.95 per month. I don't know about everyone else but its really not that hard to just cancel your card- which is just what I did within 2 minutes of getting off the phone with these guys. Problem solved, no more worries for me. Although I'm NOT looking forward to dealing with never-ending phone calls. I'm thinking about getting background information before there next call and threatening them with a lawsuit if they continue. Haha- we'll see if I can scare them in leaving me alone.

This person keeps calling and does not leave a message. It is very disturbing as I am not well.

apparently they wanted to thank me for my previously made purchase... than they verified my shipping address and asked for my credit card number....??? something is up here

Mine was from Stufz, a burger thing.  Tried to confirm an order I didn't make.  Kept pressing me for personal information.  I hung up.  If they call again, BBB will be contacted.

A scam! Not very professional, children screaming so loud in the background. Caller was very pushy, but I told her absolutely NO.  However she kept on and on.

The exact same thing happened to me today. they must have tried to charge that 30/mo because my bank cancelled my card due to a fraud alert! PNC was on the ball! Don't order products from on TV, My mistake was the GOGO PILLOW on 11/29/13.

I bought some Chillos for Christmas presents and was contacted by someone at this number to get $100 in gas vouchers and a free month for something else.  After the free month I needed to pay $29.95 and could opt out.  Not exactly a scam but sketchy at least.

After ordering (online) a set of Chillows as a Christmas gift, I received a follow up call from a person identifying themselves as calling from Chillow USA, verifying the address that I had requested my Chillows be sent to.

She then went on to say that Chillow USA would be including $100 in gasoline vouchers in the package they were sending, plus other offers that would save money at a list of major retailers, as a thank you for my order. If I wanted to continue receiving such offers I need take no action, I'd be charged $29.99 per month on the credit card I provided to Chillow USA. If I didn't want it, I needed to call some phone number (she recited too quickly for me to write down) to cancel. She had called from 866-379-2003, which I've since found to be a known scammer number.

I am upset that she had gotten my telephone number, address and presumably credit card information from Chillow USA. I'll be monitoring my credit card very closely.