These fools called me at 3:42PM 1/4/08 (residential line) - I've had about 15 calls from them over the past few months. Filed complaints with the donotcall.gov site on all of them, FCC on some of them, and also filed complaints w/my State's Atty General (IL). It's generally ILLEGAL in Illinois to use a pre-recorded message for telemarketing - if they want to play a pre-recorded message, a human has to ask the called party first, then kick off the message...
So this BS where they call w/a pre-recorded message, is not gonna fly...
I just finished complaining to donotcall.gov, and I'm filing another complaint with the FCC and IL AG in a few minutes... Sick of these fools...
All telemarketers calling any #'s on the donotcall list should be strung up by their toenails and beaten with sticks in the town square as a warning against other violators...
Received call on cell, didn't recognize number, so hit "ignore" key. They left voice mail anyway, offering credit card? Reported them to donotcall.gov.
On October 24, 2007 at 10:55 am got a telephone call from (216) 839-2146. I did not answer because I didn't recognize the telephone number, but the caller left a voice mail message.
The automated telemarketing call asked me to press 1 to obtain a $250,000 Master Card line of credit. The message mentioned SBN Master Card.
I suspect acronym SNB stands for Saturn Bingo Network, whose Internet-based bingo activities were outlawed in 2006.