unwanted calls

In response to the Rodale post. Rodale publishes many different magazines which you may subscribe to. This enables them to call you because you may be a customer without even realizing it. My wife subscribes to Prevention magazine which is published by Rodale and they call all the time, and we simply do not answer any longer.

Keep getting calls from all over the country and almost all are Rodale.....they must have army of telemarketers. Caller this time said D. Field.

My caller also showed D Field for this number.  I just did get a free subscription to Prevention Magazine and I suspect that's how this happened.  I won't answer any calls from them.

My caller I.D. showed D Field for this number. Be advised.

Its a scam folks. Do not give out any info. They are out to get you.

Said they were Centurylink asking for Linda - I said you they the wrong #.
Hung up....who are these people????

left no message, i dont answer calls i dont reconize !!!

Caller ID: Healthy Living

this call and ones like it get me tired..they did not leave a message.

It appears that the parasites at Rodale are back at it.  CID indicated Agua Fria AZ.

Do yourselves a favor folks and get a call blocker.  Sell a kidney and/or first-born if you must. :-)   I used money that I might have otherwise contributed to a political party or charity.  After the constant calls, I decided to put the money to better use.  The resulting absence of annoying calls is worth it.

They called here at 12:58 p.m. and Caller ID said Healthy Living.  I knew the area code was in AZ but didn't recognize anything called Healthy Living.  So I see it's Rodale in disguise. Good grief, they don't quit, do they?  I got a call from Rodale earlier today and missed it but I knew I wanted to answer their next call to tell them to take me off their lists for good.  I will NEVER buy anything from them again, omg, no friggin' way!!!

Many calls from Rodale telemarketers with different numbers........sent them e-mail to STOP....hasn't helped yet.

caller ID says century link BUT it is Prevention Mag selling renewals etc,  I don't know how they spoof century link and a 623 area code but it is not Century Link calling.

Called 4/13/12 at about 6:00 PM stating the number and city in AZ. Hung up on them. Am on NO-Call list, to what avail??????
ID'ed company name as RODALE

Called 4/13/12 at about 6:00 PM stating the number and city in AZ. Hung up on them. Am on NO-Call list, to what avail??????

The call display shoed 623-362-4754. No name associated to it other than showing it was from AZ.  Answered the call - called identified themselves as from calling from Rodale Press.

Just got a call from this company.  Caller ID stated "Agua Fria, AZ 623-362-4754".  If I don't recognize the caller, I don't answer.

I don't want to get calls from this company.

Everyone.   LISTEN !

I work for CenturyLink.  Please take my advice.

If you don't know the number calling.  Don't answer it.

Doing so just tells the scammers that your number is a valid number.

None, but calls at 8:30am. Caller ID identifies number as Century Link

Centurylink/Rodale spam, advertising calls, two per day for the last few weeks

Love my call blocking phone at home!  Such satisfaction to seel all the blocked calls, makes me feel good to know about all the money they are wasting!

been calling for the past few days /doesnt leave a message

The number of calls I receive like this has dramatically increased since I started reporting them on this website. Coincidence? Or is there a connection?

I just got a call from this number, the caller ID said Century Link, I let my machine take the call and they hung up without leaving any message.

I just got this call   I'm sick of getting all these calls how can someone hack a do not call list please fix this problem

When the caller id says Century link, that's what the new name of a phone company is out here.  It used to be called Quest

This number called and didnt leave a msg;
Caller ID only gave the number and Arizona

Correct and the fine was $1.3 million:
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/news04/2010/10 ... er-ordered.html

Florida sued Rodale, Inc. after consumers complained about unauthorized charges

Membership "discount clubs" are perhaps the most frequent product consumers end up "buying" without intending to. Magazines may be second.

In Florida, Attorney General Bill McCollum has reached an agreement with Rodale, Inc. publishing company for charging consumers for books or magazines the consumers never ordered.

Rodale publishes and sells Prevention, Men's Heath, Women's Health, Organic Gardening and other magazines, and also publishes and sells books, newsletters and other products on the subjects of health, fitness and related topics. Rodale sells its products and offers program memberships on several of its websites. The settlement resolved issues related to Rodale's trial offers, automatic subscription renewals, and automatic shipments.


The Attorney General's Economic Crimes Division began investigating Rodale when consumers complained that they were receiving books they had not ordered, or were billed for products never ordered or not received.