352-000-6976
FL, US
 | ALAMGIR B 2011-06-06 20:46:42 Unknown |
Who is this from?
| Carrie 2011-06-06 20:46:42 Unknown |
That's what I'd like to know. This number keeps calling, and I can't find out any info!
| william 2011-06-06 20:46:42 Unknown |
on phone automated call for card services wanted creditcard info asked who i was talking to they hung up
| AB 2011-06-06 20:46:42 Unknown |
I said hello twice, and they hung up
| ABA 2009-08-17 02:30:44 Unknown |
Received call on 8/4 at 11:50 AM Chicago time. No message left. Am on Do Not Call List.
| Carrie 2009-08-06 11:21:13 Unknown |
I get this call too. Never leave a message. Is is debt collectors or telemarketers? If I can report them, where is the website? A link would be nice.
| lamet 2009-08-04 17:29:40 Unknown |
IT ONLY WORKS WHEN YOU ACTUALLY TAKE THE TIME(A MINUTE) TO REPORT THEM
| lamet 2009-08-04 17:28:11 Unknown |
YES THE DO NOT CALL LIST DOES WORK - YOU ARE NOT REPORTING THEM TO THE DONOTCALL complaint site. Complaining here does not report them to the government - this is just a place to vent..
THAT IS WHY YOU STILL GET THE CALLS - If you want them to STOP - REPORT THEM!
YES THE DNC LIST DOES WORK - because instead of just posting on complaint boards ? they were actually reported to the DNC
Telemarketer Shut Down For Violating "Do Not Call" Rule
Court imposes five-year ban on telemarketing to consumers
By James Limbach
ConsumerAffairs.com
July 30, 2009
A financial services telemarketer accused of violating several requirements of the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) Do Not Call Rule -- from calling hundreds of thousands of consumers on the National Do Not Call Registry to failing to transmit accurate caller ID information -- has settled the government's charges and is banned from telemarketing to consumers for five years.
In November 2007, as part of a multi-case crackdown on Do Not Call violators, the government charged Global Mortgage Funding, Inc. and its owner, Damian Robert Kutzner, with unlawfully calling consumers on the Do Not Call Registry in an attempt to sell financial products, including mortgages and related financing services.
The complaint also contained charges of violating the FTC's Do Not Call Rule by failing to transmit accurate caller ID information, failing to pay fees required to access the Registry, and abandoning calls by not connecting consumers to a representative within two seconds after they answered the phone.
Following a lengthy investigation by the FTC, the lawsuit was filed and litigated by the Department of Justice on the Commission's behalf.
The agreed-upon court order bans Kutzner and anyone working with him from participating in telemarketing to consumers, and from helping others involved in telemarketing to consumers, for five years.
It also permanently bans Kutzner from violating the Telemarketing Sales Rule, as well as its Do Not Call provisions, which include calling consumers on the National Do Not Call Registry, failing to provide accurate caller ID information, calling consumers who have said they do not want to be called, and abandoning calls.
The order imposes a $6 million civil penalty against Kutzner and Global Mortgage and imposes reporting and record-keeping provisions to help monitor Kutzner's compliance. Finally, the order ensures that Global Mortgage will not resume its operation or benefit from its past conduct.
Both Global Mortgage and Kutzner had a previous run-in with the FTC, which sued them in 2002 for allegedly sending "spoofed" e-mails that offered mortgages and purported to be from legitimate banks.
Global and Kutzner signed a consent decree in 2003 in which they agreed to pay over $60,000 to resolve that litigation and accepted a court order prohibiting them from future "spoofing" and other misrepresentations.
Read more: http://www.consumeraffairs.com/news04/2009/07 ... l#ixzz0Mpx28WIc
THAT IS WHY YOU STILL GET THE CALLS - If you want them to STOP - REPORT THEM!
YES THE DNC LIST DOES WORK - because instead of just posting on complaint boards ? they were actually reported to the DNC
Telemarketer Shut Down For Violating "Do Not Call" Rule
Court imposes five-year ban on telemarketing to consumers
By James Limbach
ConsumerAffairs.com
July 30, 2009
A financial services telemarketer accused of violating several requirements of the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) Do Not Call Rule -- from calling hundreds of thousands of consumers on the National Do Not Call Registry to failing to transmit accurate caller ID information -- has settled the government's charges and is banned from telemarketing to consumers for five years.
In November 2007, as part of a multi-case crackdown on Do Not Call violators, the government charged Global Mortgage Funding, Inc. and its owner, Damian Robert Kutzner, with unlawfully calling consumers on the Do Not Call Registry in an attempt to sell financial products, including mortgages and related financing services.
The complaint also contained charges of violating the FTC's Do Not Call Rule by failing to transmit accurate caller ID information, failing to pay fees required to access the Registry, and abandoning calls by not connecting consumers to a representative within two seconds after they answered the phone.
Following a lengthy investigation by the FTC, the lawsuit was filed and litigated by the Department of Justice on the Commission's behalf.
The agreed-upon court order bans Kutzner and anyone working with him from participating in telemarketing to consumers, and from helping others involved in telemarketing to consumers, for five years.
It also permanently bans Kutzner from violating the Telemarketing Sales Rule, as well as its Do Not Call provisions, which include calling consumers on the National Do Not Call Registry, failing to provide accurate caller ID information, calling consumers who have said they do not want to be called, and abandoning calls.
The order imposes a $6 million civil penalty against Kutzner and Global Mortgage and imposes reporting and record-keeping provisions to help monitor Kutzner's compliance. Finally, the order ensures that Global Mortgage will not resume its operation or benefit from its past conduct.
Both Global Mortgage and Kutzner had a previous run-in with the FTC, which sued them in 2002 for allegedly sending "spoofed" e-mails that offered mortgages and purported to be from legitimate banks.
Global and Kutzner signed a consent decree in 2003 in which they agreed to pay over $60,000 to resolve that litigation and accepted a court order prohibiting them from future "spoofing" and other misrepresentations.
Read more: http://www.consumeraffairs.com/news04/2009/07 ... l#ixzz0Mpx28WIc
| DJ 2009-08-04 16:52:25 Unknown |
If you receive a call from a vendor and are on the do not call list, you need to go to the website and file a complaint. It is very easy to do.
This company announces in a recording that they are from your credit card company. (they do not name your credit card company) They then tell you that there is nothing wrong with your account but you must call them to get a special interest rate. The rate will expire in 24 hours.
It seems like a scam.
I highly encourage everyone on the do not call list to file a complaint ASAP!
This company announces in a recording that they are from your credit card company. (they do not name your credit card company) They then tell you that there is nothing wrong with your account but you must call them to get a special interest rate. The rate will expire in 24 hours.
It seems like a scam.
I highly encourage everyone on the do not call list to file a complaint ASAP!
| keyboards 2009-08-04 15:55:31 Telemarketer |
Why isn't the DO NOT CALL list working? Because it was put together by the government. THey have already proven time after time that they're really good at making rules and laws to make it tough on law-abiding citizens, but they hardly do anything to punish those who do. I guess irritating people isn't high enough on their priorities to do anything about it.
I've gotten the same calls from the same number (352-000-6976) several times on each phone line (I have 2) in the last couple weeks. I've been on the registry since its inception. Some of the calls have gone down in frequency, but they still keep coming.
I've gotten the same calls from the same number (352-000-6976) several times on each phone line (I have 2) in the last couple weeks. I've been on the registry since its inception. Some of the calls have gone down in frequency, but they still keep coming.
| Kim 2009-07-31 20:14:45 Unknown |
I just also got a call a few moments ago from this number with "Name unavailable" displayed on my caller ID. I'd like to know how they manage to get a 000 prefix...my guess is it's some kind of spoofing mechanism.
| Ann 2009-07-31 18:20:54 Unknown |
No company or person name shown. Only phone number. Why isn't the National Do Not Call registration doing its' job? Can't something (anything) be done about all these unwanted calls?
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