I got a call from them, but they were able to find me my medications for free!!! They didnt even need any credit card information or anything, I did put my information in online looking for medication help though, or to find some insurance online. Hope Obama Care starts sooner than later!

Willy:
this outfit sends out tons of spam emails which is against the law. Second, any attempt to stop them from bothering people results in multiple sales calls. Which is also illegal especially when the number they call is on a no-call list. And finally, I am more sympathetic towards a drug dealer making a living then somebody willing to sell their soul for $10/hr like their clerks do.

I did not answer, i don't know who it is calling

Welcome to 2011, the number shows on your caller ID because the company Quick Quote US has nothing to hide.  Some how, some way, your information was put into Quick Quote's dialer system.  Your basic information is Name, Address, Phone, DOB Email, ect.  That means if you were not looking for insurance quotes on line, you filled out a survey with the information for something, you did not realize you would be getting phone calls for insurance...  Now the problem, once in the dialer system a computer is calling you, it is supposed to connect you with an agent when you say hello, sometimes this can take up to 5 to 10 seconds, if they are real busy at that time.  (that is the "I answered and nobody was there!")
If you do not answer and let the call go to voice mail, the computer says" OH dear the poor soul is not home I'll just call back in a few hours" resulting in 4 or 5 calls a day.  
Your solution is to answer the call wait for an agent and simply ask them to remove your name, from the dialer.  Be nice about it for two reasons, first the agent is just trying to make a living for his or her family just like you!  Second it is the computer that has raised your blood pressure.  Yelling, screaming, cursing is going to do nothing more than upset the agent.  Think about it, if I walked into your business screaming at you would youwant to help me with  my problem?  
I put this post here for two reasons.  Just like you, I look here because I get unwanted calls.  Second I am an agent working for Quick Quote.  I really am just a nice guy trying to make a living for my family.  I would rather that damn computer call people, who truly are looking for insurance not you.  To make the computer stop, just answer, wait for an agent and calmly ask us to remove you from the dialer.  If you know a good joke tell us one, cause the last call could have been someone screaming and I might need a good laugh.  Besides I will go out of my way to help someone I like!!

I just got a call from this number.  Thank God I have caller ID and a mute button on my phone.  I don't answer calls from numbers I don't recognize.

im geting a call from this number 4 to 5 times a day, and when i answer they hing up so i would like to know who this number belongs too.

That was a great post. Thanks Bill

Welcome to 2010, the number shows on your caller ID because the company Quick Quote US has nothing to hide.  Some how, some way, your information was put into Quick Quote's dialer system.  Your basic information is Name, Address, Phone, DOB Email, ect.  That means if you were not looking for insurance quotes on line, you filled out a survey with the information for something, you did not realize you would be getting phone calls for insurance...  Now the problem, once in the dialer system a computer is calling you, it is supposed to connect you with an agent when you say hello, sometimes this can take up to 5 to 10 seconds, if they are real busy at that time.  (that is the "I answered and nobody was there!")
If you do not answer and let the call go to voice mail, the computer says" OH dear the poor soul is not home I'll just call back in a few hours" resulting in 4 or 5 calls a day.  
Your solution is to answer the call wait for an agent and simply ask them to remove your name, from the dialer.  Be nice about it for two reasons, first the agent is just trying to make a living for his or her family just like you!  Second it is the computer that has raised your blood pressure.  Yelling, screaming, cursing is going to do nothing more than upset the agent.  Think about it, if I walked into your business screaming at you would youwant to help me with  my problem?  
I put this post here for two reasons.  Just like you, I look here because I get unwanted calls.  Second I am an agent working for Quick Quote.  I really am just a nice guy trying to make a living for my family.  I would rather that damn computer call people, who truly are looking for insurance not you.  To make the computer stop, just answer, wait for an agent and calmly ask us to remove you from the dialer.  If you know a good joke tell us one, cause the last call could have been someone screaming and I might need a good laugh.  Besides I will go out of my way to help someone I like!!

If that number is calling you, you must have put your information into a web form which was related to health insurance. I know i was getting alot of calls from them too and I never put my information into a form...apprarently someone was messing with me cause they showed me the IP and ALL my information. Best thing to do is just answer answer the phone and tell them to stop calling! Hope this helps!

I have been receiving calls day and night from these creeps. I have called and left a message numerous time requesting that they stop calling. It is useless, they continue to call. I can't hear the phone ring because it hooked to my MagicJack and I only see it when I open my computer and see the message or see it on my IPod touch. I am on the "National Don't Call List". I went to the Federal web site today and filed a formal complaint against QuickQuote.com today. The fine for violating the Federal mandate is $11,000,00. If they continue to call, I will pursue them through the National Don't Call List until they receive the fine. They deserve it. But you watch, somehow they will be exempt because, my guess, they're offshore and not prosecutable.

According to Google, it is "Quick Quotes US".

http://www.quickquoteus.com

I also have started getting calls from this number. As many as 5 a day. I have never filled out anything or even visited their site.