Is it possible to forward all comments to FCC, i.e. that is not a single case, but pattern?

I got the first call from them last week, and answered to ask to be taken off of their registry.  they are currently calling around 3 times a day, and it's a week later and the calls keep coming

well stop it dummy

I got a call from this number today and promplty made a complaint on the national do not call registry site as I am on the do not call list.  They claimed to be from State Farm Insurance when they called me!  It takes seconds to log a complaint so please, if you are reading this do it!  

I told the caller I was on the do not call list and told him I could sue him for $1000 for calling me.  I told him if he would like I would settle with him now for $500.  He hung up, lol!

I've been called so many times by this number and whoever called hung up in 5 seconds or so. So disturbing and annoying.

Got a call from this number, didnt hear anything and then it hung up after about 10 seconds

I thought I would add a little bit of information here. I don't know how these guys got my #, but I think it might not be from Allstate. They called me on my new #, I've moved away from my area code. I called Allstate and asked to be removed from their list for any calls including business partners. The # they had on file was my old one. Not sure how these HPW guys got my #, but i'll keep on them to make them stop :). What is funny is that if the quote they gave me (yes they suckered me into a quote) was better than my current company, I might have switched and not known any better.

Honestly, if it really was Allstate, I was a bit impressed that they would want to try and get me back as a customer, but they were more expensive and for less coverage. Oh well..

it is Allstate ins and I just reported to the FCC
these calls have to stop immediately!!!!

They call me on my cell phone almost every day while I'm at work and don't leave a message. When I called back it stated something along the lines of "HPW Wade is offering free insurance quotes. Please stay on the line or call 866-441-6228 if you would like to receive a quote." Then it disconnects. I reported the calls to the FCC and they sent me a ltter stating that the law is not being broken. I don't know how to stop this now. My cell phone is already on the Do Not Call registry.

The phone calls have been non-stop since this morning.  This number has been calling me every half an hour.  I try take the call but they seem to hang up right away, even on the first to second ring on my end.  I called the number back and got a message saying that HPW angents are busy right now and call back to the same number and get a insurance quote.  I have been dealing with identy theft for 4 years now.  This number is going to be added to my FBI file and the FCC.  If you are a victum of harrasing numbers, Get a hold of your local FBI and also call the FCC and report the number to them.  Write a letter to your govener also, to let him or her know that you mean business.  You will not be able to trace the number.  The numbers on the caller ID's are coming from a CCS line.  A CCS line is a main calling center that is used to call multipal numbers for marketing purposes.  Take the time to report these harrasing numbers so we can get these CCS main calling centers shut down for good.  It will take time.  Do your part to help.  Take care and be strong.

I have been receiving multiple calls from this number, no one is ever there when the phone is answered. I called it back today and a woman answered with "hello." I said who is this? She said "Allstate. Allstate is giving out free quotes today." I told her I was calling to find out who has been calling me and hanging up, and she said cheerfully, oh, "it's been Allstate." At that point I terminated the call.

Sounds really fishy to me.

they call just about every day, just not answering anymore

Ask nicely to remove us from your list???

I have. Repeatedly. And you continue to call.

Not playing nice anymore. I'm suing.

I have gotten a call every other day from this number, but never answer if I don't recognize Caller ID.  Thank you to everyone on this site.  I will not answer this call.

I've been getting these calls since we first received our new number in October.  I signed up for that Do Not Call list but that hasn't done anything.  It seems to have made it worse.  Now they calling up to 11 times a day starting at 8:00 AM and going until about 11:30 PM.  I've never gotten a real person on the line.

Hey check it out we are not terrorist or anything of the sort. Really not trying to annoy you all either just doing our jobs. If you answer and someone is there and are sick of the calls just nicely ask to be taken off the list and it will happen. Just dont be mean about it okay! We have kids to feed too!

I picked up the phone and no one answered, very annoying for my new land line :( I've tried blocking the phone number with my phone.

Everybody knows the story.  These rogue "toll free" / "private name" / "CCS" / ad nauseam callers are telephone terrorists, stalkers, harrassers, criminals.
Are some of them actually bill collectors or insurance agents?  More likely they are Big Brother "psy-ops" trainees, would be my guess.  Because who else would commit such unconscionable, unscrupulous and criminal acts en masse?  Ordinary bill collectors are not such nice people either, but usually they are working on commission for companies that are actually owed money by the debtor they are calling, threatening, and harrassing at all hours of the day.

So why would any ordinary bill collectors or insurance agents chronically make malicious prank calls on such an apparently organized and well-finaced basis,
tag-teaming, ping-ponging, from state to state?

They started calling us around February of this year, originating from Florida
and Texas, allegedly, falsely, looking for some non-existent "nicholas thomas," and posing as bill collectors.  After several weeks of multiple harrassing calls per day from various out-of-state numbers, we got on the internet and reported them on several different websites, including this one.  Then we called our phone company and had the "distinctive ring" and other features added to our phone service as a discount-package deal.

The rogue calls in February stopped after about a month, possibly because we
stopped answering "toll free" calls altogether.  Hard to tell?  But the calls
started again last week, this time from different states, starting with
Washington State.  My best advice to anyone getting harrassed by these rogue
calls is to turn all your telephone ringers off except for the main telephone
phone that you most frequently use.  And never under any circumstances answer a "toll free" / "private name" or any other phone call like that, which by default makes a distinctive ring on our phone, which is set to ring at it's lowest volume.  If they call back more than once a day, turn off the ringer on your main phone and allow legitimate callers to leave messages on your voicemail, until the rogue calls stop coming in.  Thus far, none of the rogue callers have left voicemail, I'm guessing because they know that that could be used as evidence against them in a lawsuit.  Because you can save messages in voicemail that reside on your phone company's servers, proving who called, when they called, and what they said.

Our selective call blocking service only blocks up to 15 numbers at a time, and these rogue callers appear to have literally hundreds, or even thousands, of phone numbers for every area code in the US.  So if you block one number they be sure to call you back from another number, and another, and another, until you've hit the 15 selective block limit.

We can only hope that the afterlife holds something very nasty for these rogue
pranksters.  Or maybe their bad karma will catch up with them sooner than that?

And by all means, if you have the time, please report the rogue callers on every website that allows such reporting.  Some people advice reporting them through the FCC, State boards of collection agencies, writing letters to the rogue caller's company, and so forth.  But that sounds like it could be more trouble than it's worth.  Completely ignoring them makes much more sense to me.

Same here!

Called for a second - literally hung up mid ring. It's happened before from this number; rather annoying seeing cell numbers are sappose to be hands off.