9205604999

I like that. Amen

everytime i get a call from this number i ignore it. almost always i end up with message about what to do if i owe  money especially to irs. occasionaly i get dead air. if i don't recognize a number i send it to voice mail and they can leave a message. this has worked really well for me as i can just delete voice mails if they are unimportant.

Just got a call....no message....did not answer.....spam

Unwanted call, hang up, clearly sales or marketing related.

didn't answer - no message ...

I got a call from this number, I didn't answer it. They didn't leave a voice message. From what I have read on this forum so far, I'm thinking this is some kind of automated teller trying to sell debt consolidation or get me to take a survey.

To the braindead here. Don't write if you don't know who is calling that does nothing for anyone.

does FBI can control those thief and make our life better?

recieved 4 calls at odd hours and annoyed!

Don't want them calling me.

nothing recent on the list, so added this one 3/19/2012.

'ignored' the call, no voice mail

oops, OK put me in the 'brain-dead' group

You can't say remove me from your list. Telemarketers use leased lists and can not remove numbers from them. You MUST phrase it this way: "Please put me ON your DO NOT CALL LIST" This is the only phrase that will succeed

Oh I see, so you're talking to robots who can't figure out that you want NO MORE CALLS unless you say the magic words, huh? Screw that.

I have a whistle handy and when I get one of the subhumans on the line, they get a good blasting, because nothing says STOP CALLING FOREVER like the whistle. Airhorns work too.

Since most of the clowns working telescamming boiler rooms (oooh I mean "call centers" sorry LOL) are mentally challenged, repeat the process as necessary.

"Tele No more" was correct. The Telemarketing Sales Rule mandates that telemarketing firms maintain an internal no-call list. Requesting that a phone number be *added* to that list follows the statutory language, which is the surest way to preserve your rights when you're dealing with high school dropouts working in cubicle farms. In some call centers the employees are actually prohibited from accepting any variant of "take me off" to mean "place my number on".

Better still, rather than rely on juvenile pranks, make your demands on paper and send them via USPS Certified with return card. That's a response you will not need to "repeat as necessary" unless the offending caller is stupid enough to risk a lawsuit.

just saw this number calling in. a long ring!  hopefully it doesn't waste my time as well as theirs. I am sure that it doesn't to me b/c I ignore it!!!

Got another call from this number.

Do not need people soliciting my personal number.

Got  a Call from these idiots on my cell about gave me a heart attack when they said IRS calling about back taxes "I don't owe any back taxes" then realized it was a solicitor robo call....UUUGGGHHH!!! heart is still racing

Here's the answer to all your prayers.  Telemarketers almost exclusively use "autodialers" to make their calls.  One out of a thousand will have the reps doing the dialing.  When these dialers connect (you answer the phone) they listen for any tones generated.  They then transfer the call to one of the reps in a call center.  "IF" the autodialer hears the 3 beeps from dialing a "DISCONNECTED" number, the number just dialed is automatically "REMOVED" from their list.  Below is a link that has this tone PLUS the verbal message.  You DO NOT need the verbal message.  Download or copy the "DISCONNECTED" MP3 or WAV file to your desktop.  Create or change the greeting you have when someone calls you and you're not available.  At the VERY BEGINNING of the message place the 3 tones only (NOT THE VOICE MESSAGE).  The autodialer will hear the tones and BINGO, your number will be removed since they think it's a disconnected number.  After you insert the 3 tones play your regular greeting to callers.  DONE.  In a few weeks you will be off of all the lists.  Of course you may have to explain the tones to the callers you DO want to speak to but that's a small tradeoff.  Pass this info on to people you know that get junk calls or even help post this on these websites.  GET RID OF JUNK CALLS.  

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