YES... I.e.: if you are on the national DNC registry, and an automated telemarketer keeps calling you, the best thing to do is have the state att'y general mail them a letter, and eventually this will actually scare them enough to stop calling.
continue to call- I have asked again and again to be removed from the list...they as 'why don't you realize this is for your own safety...' they ask to speak with the person in charge in my home, playing the 'little lady' card- that my husband (who is in NO way mechanically inclined!) would understand the importance of this vehicle warranty. He heard my son in the background cry and said- see your child wants you to get this warranty. I asked to speak to his superior because he would not listen to me. His reply- 'My superior', no one is uperior over me! Who do you want to speak to Kris Kringle, Ghandi, Osama....this went on- with me continuing to say- remove me from the 'f' ing list! Then he said- I am not doing anything until you say please....I was not going to say please ! So 15 minutes later- he hung up.
the number is listed as belonging to a private residence in CT, I looked up the actual name and got another number- I called them- I want to see if the number is related or if these people have any idea that someone is using their name as a scam... I am from Texas
YO.. is this Orie T. Jenkins, of New Rochelle, New York and was stationed in Germany during the mid-80's and Savannah, GA at Hunter Army Air field? If so, I need u to email me @ [email protected]!
YES... I.e.: if you are on the national DNC registry, and an automated telemarketer keeps calling you, the best thing to do is have the state att'y general mail them a letter, and eventually this will actually scare them enough to stop calling.