They are and have been calling me repeatedly and won't remove my number from their list. This is the number of the person who called me last. 678-949-5972. They always say they will take my number off of their list. They do not. Yesterday they called me twice from that number and I finally found out who the company name was which they would never tell me before. I worked in sales for many years and these people are the kind of crud's that give sales people a bad name.
How can I be permanently removed from your call list? I'm getting at least 5 calls per day from different area codes, different voice recordings, etc. They all go back to Alliance Home Protection. I'm on the do not call list and I've called your customer service/sales line and have asked to be removed. The number you are calling is a business, not a home. The telemarketers you have working for you are unreal...they don't know how to have a normal conversation without looking at their scripts. I've asked them numerous times to take my number off their list and all they'll do is hang up on me. Message me back and let me know how I can get out of this.
I assume this is identify theft, the questions they asked were weird. I gave them a convincing fake set of information,and setup an install appointment. I'm hoping that one of two things happen:
1) maybe someone shows up at the non-existant address.
2) Maybe someone gets pissed at them for selling fake info, and breaks their kneecaps.
I kept getting calls from 813-769-0659. I finally said okay, hook me up. They had someone in Dallas call me (I am in the DFW area) from Alliance Home Protection. I learned they are owned by a company in Rhode Island. The mailing address there is 60 Jefferson Park Rd., Warwick RI 02888 and, if my information is correct, Jay Gotra is the CEO. There is a lovely picture of him on facebook.
They have called me for the past 4 months. Unlike some people, I LOVE having telemarketers call me. I gave them ALL kinds of fake info, addresses, and wild stories about why I need their services. Then i had an appointment set up with a "local" technician to come out and look at my house for the installation. I gave them mu real address (yes, I wanted to play this thing to the hilt!). No one showed and when I tried to call the numbers back to see what happened, I never got anything but a robotic message telling me to hold. When they finally called back I informed them that I was home waiting for them to show and no one called or showed. The person I was talking to didn't know what the heck I was talking about. I gave him all the information I'd given for the appointment and he couldn't find me "in the system". I am convinced that this is a scam. If I didn't enjoy playing with them so much, I'd block them on my phone. :-) Another thing you can do if you want them to stop calling is have your kids put a special "no ring" ring on the number and you will never know that they are calling. Good luck guys!
These slime buckets have been calling my 95 year old aunt trying to sell her an alarm she could never use. I called them and read them the riot act. They put her on their no call list and then called her again after specifically being told not to call again. I told them she has a 24 hour live in and is incapable of dealing with an alarm and she surely doesn't need one. Taking advantage of the paranoia of the elderly is criminal. These sleazy characters need to be arrested!