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
Answered and nobody said anything but I could tell someone was there. I believe that these calls are simply a way to determine if the answer is by human or FAX or electronic. With this knowledge, even unlisted numbers, like my own, can be placed on call lists and identified as a human answer number.
Have got lots of calls from this #. Let machine pick it up. Last night, they left a message using the F-bomb!!! What kind of place is this??? I don't care who it is, they have no right to talk like that on any phone
I got the same recorded message twice within 3 days:
"We apologize. One of our representatives just missed you. This is a courtesy call from PIC. If you have any questions please call 801-484-1107 during normal business hours."
I found the PIC company website: http://www.pubintcom.com/employment.html
I did not call them but I filed two complaints at donotcall.gov as well as an FCC complaint at the address kindly given above by Beanlet.
I also was getting repeated, unwanted calls which was setting off my household of dogs barking, before I could get to the phone (after working twelve hour shifts on my feet, forgive me for not getting to the phone soon enough for a nuisance call). When I call back the number on caller ID, it was "out of service". I called the contact number provided and was assured they would "take care of it immediately".