J M Marketing called me today. I was outside working and rushed in for the call thinking it one for which I was waiting. The caller wanted to tell me about auto insurance. I asked how he got my number and he did not know. So I asked for a free gift. He said they had no free gifts. I told him that for bothering me I should get a nice, free gift. He said a lower insurance rate was my gift. I told him that was not a gift and I repeated I wanted a reward for my time being taken by their call. He gave the same answer. I asked for the supervisor. Click-click. The supervisor came on and we went through the same dance. I asked for his supervisor and he told me there was not one available. I asked if he was the most important person inthe company and he said no. So I asked who his supervisor was. He said his supervisor was out to lunch. I told him that was okay, if he would give me the name and number of his supervisor I could wait until his return from lunch. So, Andy Parker at 866-201-4657, is a very busy person because while he was supposed to be at lunch his phone was busy. I have called repeatedly and it is still busy. Why don't folks who have been called by J M Marketing give any a call and tell him I am looking for him?
Good luck everybody! This outfit seems to be pervasive and truly committed to getting the message through to their valued customers.
I too have been reciving these calls, 3, 4 even 5 times a day. One time I answered and received a recorded message about car insurance. Of the options on the recording I selected 2 to have my number removed from their call lsit. I have only received about 2 calls a day since then. I also reported it to the FCC since my number is on the do not call list and I have done no business for car insurance with anyone other than my local agent.