Obviously Interstate Auto Glass is pretty desperate to violate federal law and then thuggishly harass people who disclose any information about the company after receiving unwanted calls. If Interstate Auto Glass operated like a legitimate business, obeyed the law, and used more sophisticated marketing strategies there wouldn't be a problem to begin with.
You're just making your Interstate Auto Glass look like a bunch of unscrupulous and very uneducated criminals who will do anything to make a buck. It's interesting that a customer who filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau just happened to get a call from Interstate Auto Glass the day after their windshield got damaged. I'm quite sure it's just a coincidence and the windshield wasn't damaged by one of the company's employees but still Interstate Auto glass couldn't even honor the promotion they were selling to get this person's business. Interstate Auto Glass claimed they would give the customer $50 CASH for letting them do the repair then gave them the runaround and claimed they were sending a rebate (NOT CASH) which the person apparently did not receive.
Remember, when making moronic sexual comments like a high school dropout with a criminal record, that you are representing the company you work for. You have no one to blame but yourself for increasing the negative reputation your employer is getting:
Company Info with additional phone numbers:
Interstate Auto Glass
3029 Dollar Mark Way
Prescott, AZ 86305
http://www.interstateautoglass.com
[email protected]
Fax: (928) 445-0242
Phone numbers:
(928) 227-0253
(866) 213-0005
(928) 717-8894
John Lang, sales rep phone numbers:
(928) 493-3355
(928) 710-6618
https://plus.google.com/100609181011945206823/about
Besides filing complaints with the FCC and other government agencies report abuse to the Better Business Bureau
So far I've been called at least 4 times by Interstate Auto Glass and have filed complaints with the FCC 2 or 3 times. I've read complaints on other sites where people did ask to be removed from the list and still continued to receive calls from Interstate Auto Glass. And of course any info they'd give about Interstate Auto Glass was met with offensive retaliatory responses insisting that they shouldn't file complaints or divulge any information about the company. Based on the multitude of complaints I've read these guys seem like straight up liars and criminals trying to keep a business afloat by any means necessary. This includes calling countless people hoping to get the one out of thousands (if not millions) of people who actually need window glass work done. I could speculate that to offset all the useless calls they make that there many shady money making tactics to beware of.
Anyone who makes the mistake of letting these foul-mouthed thugs replace their auto glass should make sure there are no valuables in the car and avoid giving Interstate Auto Glass any personal information they may sell to third parties. Also make sure they don't make any alterations to your vehicle that may require further auto repair from sister companies that may be paying for referrals.
This is just speculation of course. I'm sure they do legit work but I wouldn't take my chances on a company that hires employees that sound like brain damaged petty criminals.