They've called at least 8 times in the past 2 weeks, always looking for a medical director or clinic manager. I've explained over and over that we're not a clinic or doctor's office, and asked to be put on the do not call list but they continue calling. They just called again and I explained that we don't have a medical director, that this isn't a doctor's office and please put us on the do not call list. She hung up.

they call me but I don't have sudden link.

Not suddenlink. They asked to speak to my clinic manager. When I said manager not available they asked for manager's name and address so they can call back. I refused to provide this information and they hung up.

Wed. Oct 9th at midnight, services may be interupted for an upgrade, but restored by 6 am.

SuddenLink, auto system to let me know service outage.

Suddenlink confirming installation tomorrow

Public service call to tell about upgrades to their system.

Yeah, just an automated message from SuddenLink, with which I have internet service. They're doing upgrades and just letting customers know what to do if they experience connection problems during the process.

Suddenlink saying they are upgrading and I need to restart my router after midnight

Suddenlink just calling to confirm disconnection of services that I requested.

Answered but nobody on the other end. Seems to be a number to Suddenlink, who coincidentally is onsite for a new install. If this is supposed to be an automated call of some sort, it kinda scares me that it malfunctioned - maybe my service will be the same.

This is a Suddenlink #. They said they are doing a repair and my service will be out for up to one hour.

Didn't pick up - I called the number back and it seemed to be SuddenLink. I am a customer with them so it seems legit.

I called the number back and it was an automated answering system for SuddenLink.