They call all times of day & nite - they do not care about "Do Not Call Registry" I turn them over to the AG office in my state and also at the Do Not Call Registry. If enough people do this they will go after them and shut them down and fine and/or jail those responsible.
If you are going to take the time to report them on line go the step further and turn them into your state's AG office and the Iowa AG office and also the Do Not Call Registry.
They call all times of day & nite - they do not care about "Do Not Call Registry" I turn them over to the AG office in my state and also at the Do Not Call Registry. If enough people do this they will go after them and shut them down and fine and/or jail those responsible.
If you are going to take the time to report them on line go the step further and turn them into your state's AG office and the Iowa AG office and also the Do Not Call Registry.
I wanted to let you know when you push the "do not call" button, as directed to in their recording, it doesn't do anything. These robodialers aren't like 800 numbers, they do not have "traps" to identify your number, so if you push a key based on their instructions, they have no idea what your number is nor do they care. I noticed this when I returned calls left on my voice mail and one option that all of them give is to press a certain key to be put on the do not call list. Then I realized I wasn't calling a toll free number, since it wasn't a toll free number, there was no trap to release my private number to the company so they could take it off the list. The best way to handle these guys is to go to FCC.gov and fill out a short form to report them. It only takes a few minutes I've been doing it and am noticing a marked decrease in these types of calls.