Have been getting the same recorded calls from Allison Carpet Cleaning for months. As noted by others, if one presses #6 or #8 as noted to take one off the list, the line is disconnected. I press one to talk to a live person, and ask for a phone number. The number I was given was 888-271-6000. Then, may I suggest that those also getting these calls google the "Do Not Call" Registry to file a complaint. This only takes one minute and only requires the phone number and/or the name of the company. They are in violation, and I believe if we can get law enforcement to do their job here, it is a $11,000 per call fine.
I've gotten about 6 of these calls w/the same M.O., pre-recorded message promoting carpet cleaning services, press 1 to talk to rep., press 8 t/b removed. Pressing 8 just disconnects the call. When I pressed 1, a young woman answered "Best Carpet Cleaning", I asked to whom I was speaking and she replied "Donnie", I asked if they serviced my area and she said they do, I asked for their local phone number and she immediately hung up. No real business operates like this, it must be a credit card # phishing scam or something similar.
recorded message starts "Alison from local carpet cleaning company..." and pitches a carpet cleaning special. End of message says "press 8 to be removed" or "press 1 to schedule an appointment". The number they are calling is on the federal DNC list, and I receive about 3 of these calls per week always between 2pm and 3pm PST. Pressing 8 does not result in removal from the call list, and pressing 1 to ask for removal the operator just hangs up on you. The recorded message does not give a company name, and the operator says the company is "Best Carpet Cleaning"; other online sources identify the company as "A1 Carpet Cleaning".
Well, after numerous complaints to them and donotcall registery, I gave in and have booked an appointment to have my carpets cleaned between 2-4pm next Tuesday. I figure I'll tell them in person to SOD OFF!