Caller ID indicates that this is a state university - don't know who they are or how they found me. They don't leave messages so I don't know what they want but assume it's $$$. I've tried repeatedly to phone them and ask that they remove me from their calling list but all I get is a rapid busy.
Caller ID indicates that this is a state university - don't know who they are or how they found me. They don't leave messages so I don't know what they want but assume it's $$$. I've tried repeatedly to phone them and ask that they remove me from their calling list but all I get is a rapid busy.
Keep seeing this number plus "Mich State" on our caller ID - they never leave a message. On 7/29/14, I tried a dozen times to phone them but only reached a rapid busy/circuits busy tone. When I phoned the number again on 7/30/14, I reached a recording informing me that the number was not in service: Hallelujah!
I am totally fed up with being bombarded with calls and emails from Michigan State. I have never given them my phone number or email address, so they must have bought them from a sleazy phone/email aggregator. Their aggressive tactics pretty much ensure that I will never give them any money.
Actually, you did give them your phone number when you applied to attend the university, or when you bought tickets to a Wharton Center production, or when you took your pet to the Vet Med Clinic. Those are the only people MSU calls, and the only way they get your number. If you're feeling pressured, you can simply ask them to remove you from the list, but as a former caller in the program, I doubt they're being as pushy as you're making it sound. They're very polite and considerate when you take a moment to talk to them, I assure you.