If this is infact the Home Improvement Store...here is my story. I signed up of a drawing in the local mall to win free window installation. Little did I know that it is a scam to get your information and to cold call you 5-10 times a day. I answered and they said you are entered in a drawing for $10,000 in home improvements and blah blah blah then they proceeded to tell me they were coming to my house to do an estimate and I told them to immediately take my name off their list and do not call ever again....that was about 7 years ago. I have delt with manager after manager promising my name is off their list and yet today I received a call from them yet again. I guess I'm going to pull up some old email strings and email the manager yet again and this time I am telling him I'm reporting their company to the BBB. This is ridiculous..... 320-403-1114
This is the 2nd call from this #. I reached them. They have 2 call centers. Once in Willmar and one in St. cloud. They insist they don't robocall - they state (Ted and Mgr Mike) that they've never had any complaints and never robocall and that robocalling is not illegal in MN. The company they said they represent is your Home Improvements Co (YourCo) and have been in business for several years. I confirmed - they confirmed, that this # is indeed theirs and they are legit.
Of course they would say that. So - a nice complaint to our state AG is forthcoming.
http://www.yourhomeimprovementco.com/ this is their website
800-557-2701 or 320-230-9182 are a couple of their #'s listed on their website.
Just had a long talk with Bill - who actually handles the calls you all are receiving - see my previous comment for the # to call them. They say they ONLY make calls to people from lists they generate from HIP shows etc. He also says - and this is the painful part - they will make up to 15 calls to a # and only after 15 no answers do they tag the # as being dead!!! Of course he says they do not do any blank (no live person) or 'active' # checks with their software. I read several of the above comments to let him know that it wasn't true. I said he'd best check his software because this was indeed happening and for a legit company - which they are - they would get a reputation as a scammer - not good for business. Further - if enough complaints were made to the FCC or MN AG - they may find themselves in trouble with their marketing method.