I have been getting these calls off and on for a long time. Today I found a number to contact the IN Fraternal Order of Police at 800-793-6746. After speaking with an employee I was assured my name and number would be removed in 72 hrs. I would suggest anyone else who has been annoyed by the number to call them and report it to the FOP.
I,too, have received several calls from this number at different times of the day and evening. I haven't answered and they never leave a message until today. All they did was say my name today. My number is also on the do not call list. People that know me have my cell number, which is also on the do not call list, so I know if my home phone rings it is probably a sales call. Too bad they can't catch the hint!!
There are calling me daily as early as 8:00 in the morning, very annoying and tired of it! I see someone mentioned it's from FOP, yeah well, they were calling the past few weeks and it showed up as IN ST FOP, calling me at least 4 times a day. Now, it's this Affiliated VM. Can't they get the hint when I don't answer?
These people are unbelievable!! They have called us for weeks! They even called this past Saturday at 8:30AM. I expect anyday now we'll get a call in the middle of the night. I screen my calls and it's always Affiliated VM. The calls stopped for about 2 weeks and I thought they had gotten the hint because we never answered. They started up again. We bought new phones that have caller blocking and I entered the number and it blocked their calls, so they started calling with a new number and I have now added that number to be blocked. This is harassment! We are on the Do Not Call registry. Why even have this registry when there are so many loopholes?! Will filing a complaint with the Indiana State Attorney General do any good?
I'm tired of this organization that is hired by the police dept to beg for money so they can help children. Can't police and fire depts. just do the jobs that they were intended to do? There are agencies out there that are meant to help others like this. This call comes from central Indiana. It takes them several calls to get through because they must dial about 10 numbers at once and the first one who answers wins. There should be a law...but then what police dept is going to shut them down when they are hired by police departments? Because they are supported by the police dept, they do not get cut off by my "do not call list".