Call 793-847-8300 to complain about the Public Interest Communications Company directly and get your name removed from their list. They keep calling us - I say deluge them with calls. Here is my story:
I have been receiving the same aggravating calls. Today I picked up the phone on the second ring and got a recording saying "sorry we missed you." If you want your name taken off the list call us back. When you call back you get a recording asking for your phone number. This made me angry enough to search the companies website that is listed above. The Public Interest Communications Company does not evidently want you to call them. I did a websearch of their locations and found their "real" phone number
and spoke to a woman and told her how aggravating and inefficient their fund raising system is. I also told her I would be complaining to the group that released my information to them - Boston Symphony in the hopes that they will drop them as a contractor. Here is the website if anyone on this board wants to complain to a live human being -
http://www.secstate.wa.gov/charities/search_detail_cfr.aspx?cfr_id=248
I have been getting these calls too, same szenario - rings once or twice and then hangs up, same caller ID. Definitely the Met. They have been burying me in literature (I actually got 2 letters from them yesterday) and calling me from their 212 number (although that seems to have stopped), and now this third party. I called the 703 number as advised, and the lady transferred me to some guy, and he said he would put my number on the do not call list. We'll see if that holds true.
so i have called the Met and asked them to take me off their calling list and i STILL get these wacky calls where either they hang up or leave a voicemail thats just people talking in the background. SO freaking annoying! and creepy- and honestly a little tacky for something like the met.
Glad I'm not the only one. I bought tickets for a show at the Met, now these wackos keep calling me! 3 times a day!?! I'm really disappointed in the Met- I thought they were a bit classier than this. I'm glad I stumbled upon this site, though.
We have supported the Met Opera, and attended the HD movie performances, which seems to be a thread. If it is the Met, it's not a good way to build good will. I will contact the Met, asking them to cease & desist.