8777682265

877-768-2265 asked for owner by  name, when told no unsolicited calls, but would take a message, he hung up.  

I can understand promotions from a bank even if they are constant and annoying, but the voice at this number when I finally decided to answer asked me to verify the last 4 digits of my SS# in order to prepare the unsolicited paper work for a line of credit. We all know, I hope, not to give this kind of info over the phone to an unknown voice who has called us. If this really is Santander, they should cease this unprofessional practice. If it is a Scam, Santander should alert its customers.

This number just called our business at 1427 hours. The woman introduced herself, said she was calling from PRG (?) on behalf of something-something bank. (Santander, I think.  What used to be Sovereign Bank.)  She asked to speak with the owner (by first name). When told he is on the road, she asked if there was anyone else here who could make a finanacial decision. Anticipating the purpose of her call, I informed her we didn't need a loan and had no debts. She said she would mark as "not interested."  We shall see.

This call is a hang up call.  It should be reported to the MA Banking Commission.

17 April 2014

Roman Blanco
President and CEO
Santander Bank
75 State Street
Boston, Massachusetts  02109

Dear Mr. Blanco:

Please stop calling me.

Below is a list of times for recent calls received from Santander Bank at my residential telephone number, NPA-NXX-XXXX, placed from 877-768-2265.  When the first call arrived, I indicated that I did not wish to be called again.  Furthermore, my phone number is a verified entry in the FTC Do Not Call registry.

These calls are a violation of the telemarketing sales rule.  By law, any person who receives more than one telephone call within any 12 month period by or on behalf of the same entity in violation of the law is entitled to recover up to $500 in damages for each such violation.

Stop it now.  Please send me a check for $500 to cover the call today, 17 April 2014 at 13:11:36 UTC.  If I do not receive payment from Santander Bank in the amount of $500, or if I receive further calls, I reserve the right to take legal action as permitted under the telemarketing sales rule, requesting $500 for each and every call after the first one in the list, and including any future calls.  So far that is $4,000.

Please note that I understand that this appears to be a common practice of your telemarketing organization.  A Google search for your telephone number reveals a large number of complaints of repeated and often daily calls.

Sincerely,
John C

List of calls.  Times are in UTC. I requested no further calls when the first call was placed.
2014-03-31 14:59:31
2014-04-07 16:26:59
2014-04-08 20:45:44
2014-04-10 13:54:00
2014-04-11 17:24:16
2014-04-14 13:38:39
2014-04-15 16:51:23
2014-04-16 14:57:28
2014-04-17 13:11:36

Why everyday calling us?  STOP TO CALLING US!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Its Sandander Bank, formerly Sovereign. I just opened a business account with them 3 days ago so am wondering if its a sales call to get me to sign up for another service, perhaps a merchant account.

This is truly getting out of hand. I've received a call from this number every single day. It hangs up just when I pick up the phone. Also no message left when I didn't answer.

just block the number

Well, remember, sometimes they pick out random numbers and call them.  So they probably picked out a random number (yours) but they didn't know the name of the person associated with the number.

Oooh, reporting them.   Big time.

It comes in as unavailable 1-877-768-2265 I called them again and they said I was on their NO NOT CALL list, so why am I am still getting calls. I am on the State and Fed do not call list also. ( for as good as that is. )

Calls between 10-20 times per day, even at 3:00am.  Called back and line was busy.   Complaint filed.

These calls keep coming in from Sovereign Bank. They have assured me that I am on their Do Not Call List.  Also I am on the Federal and State do not call list but I keep getting these calls every day.  I would suggest everybody getting these calls to call them back and waste their resources as they are wasting our time. Please note if you have  any computer knowledge, have your computer keep calling them and hanging up.
Caller: Sovereign Bank
Call Type: Prank Call
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Call the # back and choose option #6 to speak to someone.

Tell them you are receiving telemarketing calls form them and ask them to stop - They will then put you on their own do not call list.

This is a follow-up to my post. They have just called me again anyway. I gave them a very nasty call and they were polite but seemed fed-up. I guess they are fed-up of angry calls back?

I reminded them of their obligation under the do not call laws.

There is no more Sovereign Bank.  They changed their name back to Santander bank about 3 months ago.

IT is indirectly from Santander but they are calling for a credit card so people without an account might also be called. they do go away if you say no but the start again in about 6 months...it's not a scam ( phishing for info) but it IS annoying.

did not leave a message. So I called Santander, using option 6.

she was very polite and apologetic, but seemed fed-up of getting calls. She put me on their do not call list AGAIN. either they are really not communicating to their departments to not call, or it is someone pretending to be them?

I am not sure it is them, they confirmed I was already on their suppression list, but put me on it again anyway. what if it is a scam, spoofing their #?

Got a call from it said it was security services and calling on suspicouse activity on my master card but they wanted my mastercard number before get customer service.   and why a third party and not my bank