Recorded message from Limited Too. I have never shopped there, but I have returned stuff to Limited (they request your phone number when you make a return) and I have a Victoria's Secret credit card (which is a Limited company). I imagine that's how my number ended up in their database. Anyway, I called the number back and selected 2 to be taken off their list. Hope it works.

They didn't leave a message.  I've purchased from the Limited Too ONCE. Is that why I'm getting calls?  I don't even have an account with them.  Unbelievable!  These calls are getting way out of hand now!

As the caller in the beginning of this thread mentioned, call the number back and follow the voice prompts to remove your number from the database.

Limited Too is owned by Tween Brands.  In looking around the Internet, it appears they have a long history of automated all abuse, even when your phone number is on the FTC do not call list.  I know from personal experience.

I work nights.  This morning, I got woken up by an automated phone call from ShopJustice.com, a site oriented around teenage girls.  They're owned by Tween Brands, same as Limited Too.

I'm a 52 year old man.  My only daughter is a grown woman.  Truth is, I've never even heard of Justice before.  I am absolutely positive that my phone number was NEVER given to them, and that I've never shopped in one of their stores.  I've also been on the Do Not Call Registry since April 15, 2004.  There is NO excuse whatsoever for these people to have called my number.  In looking around the Internet, it's apparent these people have been breaking the law for years.

I not only filed a complaint with the FTC, I also skiptraced the phone number for the CEO of Tween Brands.  This was a tough find since before today, his number wasn't out there in the wild.  

As with most CEOs, this guy is rarely around and won't talk to anyone he doesn't know.  But his executive secretary, Vanessa, sure knows what I think of the call, so I'm pretty sure he got my message.

Now it's your turn.  If you want to do more than just file a complaint with the FTC, give the CEO's office a call, too.  The CEO of Tween Brands is Michael Rayden.  Ask for "Mike" when you call.  His executive secretary is Vanessa McCullen.  His direct number is 614-775-3511.  Most likely, she'll be the one you talk with.  Let them know personally that you don't like their phone calls by returning the favor.

unwanted caller

At 2:30pm this number called my work phone.
Wasn't from the Limited Too, that I know of.
Was some recorded message from someone I guess is a performer touting her next appearance.
Don't care
Don't know how my work number got on their list.
Didn't hang on long enough to remove the number from their list.

Yep, same messageabout bonus bucks. We don't even shop there.Looks like they did a poor job scrubbing their lists.

The do not call registry is for cold-sales calls.  If you shop at Limited Too, and give them your number when you check out, they are allowed to call you (as long as they are not SELLING something) to remind you of services and such that you sign up with them.  They are calling you as an established customer to tell you about events, they are not calling you to sell you anything.

Never dealt with them, or to my knowledge, any of their related companies.  I followed the recorded procedure to remove my number from their data base, so let's see if Limited Too follows their own instructions.

2/22  2:12PM

A very annnoying message from Limited Too about expiring bucks.  I'm on the nation do not call list, how does this slip by??

no message

This was from a store called Limited Too. It was a pre-recorded message about a sale. It did give an option to be removed from their calling list. However, if you call the number back and choose option #2, you can remove your number from their call list.