POSSIBLE SOLUTION: Call them back and Select Option No. 2 from the menu - "Place your number on the 'Do Not Call' list.' Yesterday, I received phone calls every 45 to 60 minutes from this number during business hours. I let the answering machine screen the call. There were no messages left. This morning I waited for their call. I had my tape recorder ready to record the full conversation. The phone rang and I answered. No answer. Then the system went dead. I called the number back. At 8:05 am, EDT, I selected to the option to speak with a Customer Service Representative. I was put in the queue. After a minute or so, I was informed that there was no one at this time to take my call. I was then prompted to select something from the main menu. I waited. The system did not give me any further information. I hung up. I called back again. I listened to the FULL menu this time. Option 2 was to have my number removed from their call list. Option 3 was to hang up. I selected No. 2. The voice prompt stated that my number had now been removed from their list. So, this will either (1) work as stated OR (2) this is their way of verifying that my number is a valid, working number with a live human. After all, I called the number and punched in my selection.
I will post another comment if I get called later by their system.
UPDATE: It's 10:54 am. I received one call from the number at 8:44 am. This was 45 minutes after the first call. I have not heard from them since. So apparently (fingers crossed) pressing the Option 2 - Be Removed from Call List - works, albeit, it takes a little bit to process through their system.
Warning... I received this call after considering ordering a Work at Home package of information but after researching the references they listed like CNN I could not find any reviews on them. I had completed a form with name, address and number but ended up closing the website and not submiting the information.
Later that same day, a man with an accent called and asked for me by my first name. My friends that have accents are all women so I knew it was an unwanted call. I did not listen to his jargon and I said do not call me again, that call was at 8:36PM. I had already received repeated calls during the day but now they were calling a little late at night for a work night, a call again at 8:45PM. Recognizing the number I answered and said twice do not call me again I did not request your information. Then I received a call again five minutes later and again all day today. I reported the web address as containing spyware but Microsoft came back saying no spyware. Of course that is not correct.
Two issues:
1/ Obviously spyware on their website depiste the fact that my McAfee found nothing. So they saw my phone and name information while I was typing it in their form;
2/ Calls regardless of being told NOT to call that is harrassment and/or stalking.
The caller should be held responsible for harrassment. Now I am monitoring my phone calls. Receiving a call now as I write this e-mail.... how creepy. Does this ding dong really think I am going to do business with them especially now after their disrespect. Probably thinks I will since I am a woman and must be stupid and worth no respect