I got calls from them and tried to figure out why? I too am on the national do not call list and my number isn't listed in the phone directory. I'm 'thinking' that whenever we fill something out online that requires us to put down a phone number these telemarketers have their hands on their phones and start calling our number. I know for a fact that I started to fill out a questionaire for a $100 gift card for McDonalds and all was going pretty well until they started to want to know about insurance info I had & other stuff that had nothing to do with McDonalds. I had to give my phone number near the beginning of the 'survey' but as I was asked all these intrusive questions I just closed the window. Not 5 minutes later I got a call, actually 2 calls, inquireing about my need for insurance and the other call was for changing my insurance company. They both stated that I had requested that info. The only way they could have know that was the survey I'd just closed the window on. I told both that I wasn't interested and had no plans on changing insurance companies. No further calls were made to me after that from them.
I have contacted by this organization and am on the DNC list etc. Rather than pursue the organization I contacted their web hosting provider to make them aware that Safe Line Alert does not provide a valid contact number on the website.
Guess I'll add in some other helpful information. I happened to go and Google Maps search the Ticor Title office whilst posting this information to every other complaint site I could find. :) Here's the address for anyone interested: 493 State Road 436, Casselberry, FL
If you do a search, it'll come up. As previously stated, the call center's office is literally right behind Ticor Title. Ticor's building is kinda L-shaped. The offending office is sorta S-shaped.
Google won't put you directly on top of the Ticor Title building in a search, but if you zoom in, its easy enough to find the two I'm talking about. Its located between a blue-roofed building (Destination Debt Solutions) and a small light gray-roofed building (a restaurant called Cypriana).