I recieved a call @ 1:12 pm and @ 11:00 am

I received a call at 11;14 and they hung up.

I recieved a call at  10:02 a.m.

This call is from some financial company who wants to save you money on your house.  I forgot their name, but if you press 2 it removes you.. hopefully.  I wasn't able to press 2 in time because my phone was locked and I had to unlock it to do anything.

didn't like them calling my cell phone.

Having worked in telemarketing, I know you have to ask someone personally to remove you or they'll keep calling.  They call in the morning and late afternoon.  Since I rent, I have no use for their services. I received several calls and finally figured I'd put a stop to it and spoke with someone when I pressed 1- they were very polite and said they'd remove the number from their list when I nicely asked them to.  They proceeded to call back several more times, and I asked the next person who answered the same question, and they hung up on me.  Hung up on me!  Next time they called, the same thing happened again!  Any company that would harrass you like that and empower their employees to be rude and hang up on people when they're barking up the wrong tree is clearly bad news.

I have been getting calls from these guys 4 times in two days.  I pressed 1 the 1st time and asked if I could be removed, they said ok and hng up.  The next time they called I asked to speak to the supervisor, they pushed a button on the phone and hung up again.  Same with the third time, so the fourth time they called I pressed 1 and it hung up.  WTF

I get calls all the time. I never answer and they never leave messages. If I call back it says, "the number is no longer in service or disconected." Must be a scam.

A voicemail message was left.  Company was selling appliance warranties.  Didn't hear the name of the company since the answering machine didn't start recording until a few moments into the sales pitch.  Message also didn't leave a callback number.  Our telephone number is unlisted, so the company must be using an autodialer.

I received a call from this number this morning around 9:30. No name on caller ID and could not find any info online. I added my tel number to the donotcall registry several weeks ago after I got the phone hooked up but so far I have received several sales calls from several organizations. If this is a legitimate bill collector to whom I owe money then they should tell me so. I have many health problems and when companies call early in the morning it is very disruptive.

Got about 10 calls a day from this number for the last 3 days.
I answered twice to tell them to stop calling. They also left a message which is incomprehensible because of background noice.
They are calling my cell phone.

No message left, caller hung up as soon as recorder answered

Hi, I am 70 years old and these calls really tick me off. I am on a land line and what I do is punch the number into search and if it is a valid number I call back, otherwise just forget it.
I used to keep a list of them but it got too long.

I am sick of these calls from notification de. I will not answer them. Also my phone is private.

I get this call at least once a day - I do not need anything they are selling

we did not answer

Left voicemail message regarding a warranty for home appliances.  Didn't leave a callback number.  Didn't hear the name of the company.  Recorded sales pitch had begun before the answering machine started recording.  Our telephone number is unlisted, so evidently the company is using an autodialer.

getting 3 calls a day

Calls and hangs up.  They need to stop!

Got a call 12-16-08 in Maryland.  Caller ID says Notification De (may be Department).  Now don't these con artists have an official sounding Caller ID?

I am just a visitor to U.S and I have received a call saying that I need to pay my insurance to the car. In fact and I donot own any thing in U.S

Pre-recorded message about warranties on 'everything in your home'

no message left, they hung up as soon as recorder answered

Most of these annoyances are Internet phone calls costing the ID Theft almost nothing to make, and the employee you get to talk to is on a great commission/reward if they can get a piece of your personal data...  

They have a great data base, and keep adding to your information file...  Some try to sell you a car warranty, others to collect an outstanding bill, others want to complete a survey to help you qualify for a free trip but what they are after is your full name, bank account, credit card, address and most of all your social security number.  They use the phone sales, survey or bill collecting as a ruse to get more data to set up and engineer your ID theft...  

If this criminal company/organization is able to get your information they can, and will sell your home out from under you, or place a large mortgage on your property...  Max your credit cards, and empty your bank account.

http://heatherwithaccountservices.com/

This link may have a millions of complaints - I can only hope neither is not owned by a criminals running a clearing house in league with the data miners/ID thefts...
http://800notes.com/
www.callercomplaints.com/Default.aspx

Phone ringing again it is probably another ID thief (data miner) masquerading as a telemarketer calling my Cell Phone as this one did...

These scam artists are looking for older people & the gullible to fleece in the US, and other wealthy nations. These callers want to steal more than a few dollars for a car warranty, or a trip to Mexico or Boston...  I believe these ID thief's actually have nothing to sell, and many of these off shore ID thief's are using a numbers from a ready made list provided by America and Canada's ?Do Not call List? as one of their prime phone directory...

I believe many of these ID mining calls are internet software phone calls, that are continually using fake numbers unrelated to the actual caller.  I have received calls from a Fire department in Ohio, Greengrocer in LA, and a Planned Parenthood phone number in Atlanta.  This week, I have a gotten phone calls from a dry cleaner in Michigan, several disconnected numbers and Chevy dealership in Fresno California.  This is all I needed to confirm more than 50% of the phone numbers used by telemarketrs are fake phone numbers used by their automated computer telephone dialing system...

This is no longer a local, or state wide problem, it is a national problem, the systematic fleecing of Americas & Canada's defenseless population, age related or the clue-less/gullible...

These con men are after bank accounts, social security numbers, address and account numbers! They want to sell you a fictions item, and gather your personal ID, so you will be penniless when you wake up the next day.

Every time you get a phone call record the number, and send a weekly written letter with all the numbers that have called you; please send this list to your State Attorney General, and both your congressional representative and Senator and please do not overlook your local Television investigation reporters.  

I do not believe anyone has a real understanding of the size of this illegal fraud, but I would guess there are very few people not receiving the car warranty calls, carpet cleaning, or winning a free trip, that is only the tip of of the problem. We need a special task force to stop this high tech destruction of our communications service moved from lip service to the front burner for some action.  Federal Law enforcement needs the tools and funding to take some action to stop this destruction of America & Canada's communication services, and stop the fleecing of our citizens.

I no longer have any patience, with these fraudulent companies.  The owners, principals and their stockholders need to be burned at the stake in the town square...  Their company & personal assets need to be seized and everything liquidated to reduce the taxpayers bailout obligations of other fat cat criminals courted by a few elected officials...

Wives, family members and relatives are responsible to make these law breakers stop violating the laws, if they want to protect the assets they enjoy, or hope to enjoy.

JR

American Residantial Waranties - keep calling every day. I pressed "1" and said I wanted off the list. They hung up.

Its the scamsters who have been doing the fake car warranty, fake health insurance, "lower your interest rate" scam, fake satellite TV, and now they are "selling" fake appliance warranties for the home. They use an autodialer with a spoofed caller ID (Portsmouth, New Hampshire) to call every conceivable phone number trying to get a hold of someone gullible enough to give them a valid credit card number. There is no way to get them to stop calling you except just not answering the phone for about a month. They usually use profanity and treat people poorly because they think they are untracable.

I have been getting calls from this number as well, is this a telemarketer??

This is why I still only have a landline. It seems like every time I am about to finally go out and by a cell phone, I hear horror stories from everybody around me that owns one. First it was: "I can't get good reception" or "My call was dropped" and that stupid delay that makes you think your using a radio to talk to someone on the moon. Then there were the hidden fees, roaming charges, and contract termination fees that cost hundreds of dollars. Yeesh! Now cellphones are being relentlessly attacked by autodialers using spoofed phone numbers. Most providers won't let you block the calls, and some of them even charge you for them, including spam text messages!

On my landline, I simply purchased a call blocker box. BAM! No more pointless phone calls from idiots. It will probably be 2010 before I finally buy a cellphone.

It's starting to get really really annoying. I've recently realized that cell phone numbers have gone public to the telemarketers...why? Wft? We pay more for our cell usages than we do landlines, the everyday Joe isn't supposed to easily get access let these f*knockers have access because OUR cell providers sell them our information. My mother sent me an email with a number your suppose to call in order to get off the list for 5 years. Afraid to dial it though because it might be a scam as well, but eventually, if the calls don't stop I might have to suck it up and try. That or inquire to my provider why they gave away my number/information.
888-382-1222

thanks so simple---thank GOD for technology---they will be silent and identified as spam from this day on thanks to you