They have left several messages. One time I picked up the phone and pressed "one." She asked if I was calling to lower my interest rate. I asked which card she was calling about. She said they do VISA and MASTERCARD. I then asked, "But which of my cards are you calling me about specifically?" She hung up.
Called me on the 17th at about 2:30pm (eastern). Caller ID just said "Florida". It was either about my credit cards, which I don't have, or my car warranty, which I also don't have...I don't even care what it was about anymore. I pushed number '1' to talk to someone, then SCREAMED AS LOUD AS I COULD into the phone when a guy started talking. If they want to keep calling me, I don't care what number they steal and use, they're going to be afraid of getting my number again! I seriously recommend that everyone do the same thing to make them stop. They can't make these calls if they go deaf, right? BTW - It doesn't matter if you're on the Do Not Call Registry, because no reputable company looking for business who follows the registry is going to call you like this. Their business name has to show on the Caller ID, and the last time I knew, they can't use a voice recording to get a hold of you unless they have some kind of special permission. When you get a call like this, either blast their ears out by yelling, using a whistle, or some other REALLY loud noise; or give them a bunch of fake card numbers for them to try to use. They get PO'd but can't do anything because they're idiots, and you laugh, laugh, laugh....
THEY CALL TO LOWER MY INTEREST RATE -I HAVE TOLD THEM 4 X TO TAKE MY NAME OFF THIER CALL LIST BUT THEY KEEP CALLING-I INTEND ON SUEING THEM AND ENCOURAGE ALL TO DO THAT AS WELL TO PUT A STOP TO THIS SHT.
I know people in Jacksonville, so I would probably have answered but I couldn't find a telephone. My answer device picked up but the caller did not record a message.
When I saw the number was Jacksonville, I tried to call back but got doo-doo-dee "We're sorry but the number ... disconnected or is no longer in service. . . ."
Apparently the DONOTCALL law, like most others, has no teeth.