Good people, not scammers.  I am happy with the help I received frrom Homestead, do not want to look a gift horse in the mouth, but perhaps they should check area codes when deciding when to call.  They called me at 7 a.m. which is way too early in my opinion.

Id : emopunk33
email : gilangramadhan115@yahoo.com

These guys are OK they are simply following up on inquiries made online for their web services and websites. I just told them I was not interested anymore and they took me off their callback list even sent me a email confirming my removal.

It's Homestead followup

Mike, I hate to break it to you but just because you are old doesn't mean you're entitled to anything, that includes rudeness and lack of general decorum. I think you are a bit too old to be having temper tantrums.

By the way, since you already have an account with the company they are allowed to contact you. This is what is referred to as an "existing business relationship" according to the FTC. Now that you have asked them to no longer be contacted, the should not so, and if they do, then they are in violation of the law.

They (Homestead) called me outta the blue which lead into a sales pitch regarding additional services and an upgrade to my account. This is and was in violation of the national do not call legislation. I told them to not try this again, or I would dump their account faster than a rabbit gets ****** ! And yes, I was upset. The guy on the other end said " you don't need to use profanity" I said, " HEY, you called me unwarranted and interrupted my focus on a project of great importance to me in order to sell me a product I don't need. So, therefore you get to listen to whatever I say and however I say it, free of charge! Hang up if thine ear offends thee." Then I hung up.

What? Too harsh? I'm rude? I'm a meanie Waaaaa! Waaaaa!
Well here's a news flash! I'm NOT a complacent soft bellied American like 99% of the current citizens of this once great country. I regularly place my boot squarely up the backside of wherever it needs placing. In my old age I'm not going down softly.

I was called several times in the last few days.  I answer the phone and whoever is on the other end (computer?) immediately hangs up.

Yeah, it was Intuit and Homestead calling.  I didn't answer it either.  I'll call *them* if I need help thank you very much!

called left no message..if i want anything i will call you dont call my business for any reason you dont have permission and i will report you

Clever way to market your product! But you should disclose your association with Intuit when you do this. It is a good company and they are making follow-up calls to existing customers and to people who have submitted inquiries.

Darn it, I just missed the call, I did not know it was homestead.  Easy to use software and free telephone support.  Perfect for my Mom because she has two or three small businesses and there is no HTML programming required.  The tool lets you host a multitude of websites with numerous domain names.  It really is the perfect solution for Mom.  Homestead was acquired by Intuit in 2007(The QuickBooks Software Manufacture, another one of Mom's favorite software packages).  Homestead is a great fit for Intuit because customers that need QuickBooks also need a website.  Next time I see 1 800 710 1998 displayed on my caller id, I'll grab it.

I started using Intuit Quickbooks last night and signed up for their free web site (one year free with my software). I created a web site in the site builder. Apparently this triggers a marketing call from this number.

I didn't ask for or want this call.

They called me about an offer they want to discuss

Same here. It was homestead, I requested info from them a long time ago, and they called to check on my progress. They are a web hosting company.

It was homestead, I requested info from them a long time ago, and they called to check on my progress. They are a web hosting company.