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I kept getting unwanted calls from this #. I understand it from Sprint after looking at the web site, they do not leave a message, I have asked them not to call!, but they still do. Is there any way to stop them from calling?
I am listed on 1800-Donot Call -- but this does not stop the calls from coming. If they kept calling I am going to change phone vendors and use someone else for my cell phone needs.

WOW, aren't you the nice one.

I do ask them how there day is going and if they like there job.
How do they like being away from their kids and bugging people day.
Then I send them to my website and help them get off your back and off your phone.
But sound like you don't know how to be nice to people do you?

No one is out to SCAM you here. Just poor dumb ass people doing their dumb ass J.O.B.
True, the one that YOU make it hard to do.  Good day to the haters.

Get a life and an attitude... Look in the mirror some time and  remember that there are some people that don't have it as good as you and have to work [***] ass jobs...

I could anyone here $500 this month or week, just TXTME @ 50500
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better yet:

Let's eat, Grandma!

just sayin' y'all... BWAHAHAHAHA

It just might be better as:

[...] your comment makes no sense whatsoever."

??

Wouldn't you enjoy conversing with yourself via mobile phone?

This is a phone scam, just call Sprint and have the number blocked if you don't want them calling you.  No rep from any reputable biz would be asking all sorts of "personal questions".  Your info probably was obtained in a "shady" way to begin with.  

Just say "block that number".

I e-mailed Sprint and they said it is not an official Sprint number, and they are offering to block it.

I called them back, pressed 6 to "talk to a rep about being put on the do not call list", and she still tried to push junk on me. Was forceful and kept repeating to put me on the do not call list and she finally did. Why does it take so long to do anything with your account? Once they put in your name/phone they should be accessing it. Just type in DNC!

Am listed on the DO NOT CALL and am receiving unlawfaul soliciting phone calls from this number.

Call without message

Personally, I think that was brilliant. I laughed. Good for you for standing up for yourself and your work. Respect.

Received a call from this number today.  Asked me how I like my Samsung phones.  I haven't had that phone for 10 years.  Then asked me how many computers I have in the house and if I would like to boost my signal for cell phone use.  

Asked me who my internet provider is.

Seriously, not cool.

I got a call from this number and didn't answer it. I then called the number (a few minutes later) and heard a recorded message saying I had reached Sprint/Nextel and asking me to call back during business hours.

After reading back through several of these posts, I wonder if these callers are former Sprint resellers (which would explain why they seem to have some customer information.)

I sent a text message to the number, admonishing them to stop calling me. I'm not sure it will do any good, but it probably can't hurt.  ;-) It made me feel better.

Legal Notice

A pending Settlement concerning auto dialing and telephone solicitations to current and former Sprint customers could affect your rights.

Para ver este aviso en español, visite www.PalmerSolicitationCallSettlement.com
o llame 1-800-465-4481.

Subject to Court approval, a proposed Settlement has been reached in a class action lawsuit against Sprint Solutions, Inc. ("Sprint"). The case is known as Sandra L. Palmer v. Sprint Solutions, Inc., U.S. District Court, Western District of Washington ("Court"), No. 09-cv-01211-JLR.

Who is a Class Member?
You may be a Class Member if, you were an individual Sprint customer, on or after July 23, 2005 through June 13, 2011 who while a customer received a commercial telephone solicitation call from Sprint when you either: (a) lived in Washington State and were called using an automatic dialing and announcing device; (b) lived in Washington State and were called less than one year after asking not to receive Sprint solicitation calls; or (c) lived in the U.S. and were called more than 30 days after you asked not to receive Sprint solicitation calls. The class exists only as a part of the Settlement. If the Settlement is not ultimately approved by the Court, the class will no longer exist. The litigation between Ms. Palmer and Sprint will return to the way it was before the Settlement.

What are the benefits?
Sprint has agreed to pay $5.5 million into a Settlement Fund ("Fund"). Eligible Class Members with qualified claims will receive a percentage share of money, out of the Settlement Fund, based on the number of valid and timely claims, as described in further detail in the Settlement Agreement. Settlement benefits range from $100-$500 per call up to $400-$2,000 for each category, with a maximum not to exceed $4,400, but you may receive less after deductions from the Fund and percentage reductions depending on the number of qualified claims. It is not possible to predict how much money you will get until all claims have been submitted and after other deductions from the Fund as described below. Detailed information about the Settlement benefits can be obtained by calling the toll-free number or visiting the website on back. Sprint has also agreed to replace its current pre-recorded message, heard when a consumer calls the telephone number provided in a pre-recorded identification message with an agreed version.

What are your rights?
If eligible, you may get money. Submit a Claim Form postmarked or filed online by November 21, 2011, to Palmer Solicitation Call Settlement, c/o GCG, Inc., P.O. Box 9713, Dublin, OH 43017-5613.

   Exclude yourself from the lawsuit and keep your individual right to sue Sprint, by sending a written request for exclusion to the Claims Administrator postmarked by September 21, 2011. If you do not exclude yourself, you will be bound by the terms of the Settlement and lose your right to sue regarding the settled claims. You may speak to your own attorney at your own expense for help.

   Do not exclude yourself. You or your lawyer has the right to appear before the Court and object to the Settlement including the request for attorneys' fees at your expense. Written objections must be filed and received by September 21, 2011. You will be bound by the terms of the Settlement even if your objection is rejected.

   Do nothing. You will not receive money and will lose the right to sue regarding the settled claims. You will be considered part of the Settlement Class, and bound by the Court's decisions.

The Court will determine whether to approve the Settlement at a Fairness Hearing on October 21, 2011 at 10:00 a.m. at the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington, 700 Stewart Street, Seattle, WA 98101. Class Counsel will also request that the Court approve their attorneys' fees and costs in an amount not to exceed 30% of the Fund (or $1,650,000) as well as a service award to the Class Representative of $20,000. Class counsel shall file with the Court and post to the website their motion for approval of their fees and the Class Representative fee no later than August 22, 2011. All of these amounts will be paid from the Fund, along with the costs of notice and administration. You may ask to appear at the hearing, but you don't have to.

Who represents you?
The Court has appointed Williamson & Williams as Class Counsel.

This is a summary. Please visit the web site below, or call the toll free number,
for more information.

www.PalmerSolicitationCallSettlement.com      1-800-465-4481

Sprint customer service has not knowledge of this number. Further they initiated the call and then asked me for the password on my account. Be suspicious.

I am on the don't call list

I just got a call from this number today. It's not actually a Sprint number. We called them right after we hung up on the initial caller and they said they're not sure who it is...

This # calls all the time

I tried to be nice--they don't listen and they don't take you off the list.  They are some Indian marketing group sub contracted by Sprint to sell you crap!!!!!!!!!!!!

It is predictable. I get one or two calls within one or two days of paying my bill online. They are definitel upselling but the people are nice and sprint is a legitimate and good company and in general keep the rest of the market competitive. I get MUCH worse unwanted calls than this. And if I do not pick it up twice in a row, they don't call again until the next billing cycle. Just honest folks trying to earn a living in Obamas' disasterous economy.