I am a Allenite. Thanks for your info !!

I got life insurance fax from them and no unsubscribe number except that donotfax site. I don't have any trust in those either - it could bw sold by some crook to all the screwballs to inundate me with their crap. Gotta grit my teeth with this one...

The 972-759-9750 is the only contact information on this unsolicited fax. The NationalDoNotFaxList.com is a website. I don't know if I would trust putting any information on it, as it might show as a request for more cruddy faxes.

I want to be removed from unwanted faxes early morning and late night especially.  This was a fax for "Invoice Factoring" at 877-331-4282

I received a message during the middle of the night about cleaning supplies.  It said to respond to a fax number 201 537 0599.  Nowhere on the bottom of the page did it have a phone number which is illegal to do.  I also received various other faxes re: buying insurance, etc.  How can I get rid of them as it is very disturbing especially when it wakes me during the night like 2 a.m.

removemynumber.info is registered thru godaddy.com..more BS  their fax number is 480-624-2598 and email is removemynumber.info@domainbyproxy.com.  lets all use this email to they get tons of spam and also fax them sh*t. These people are scum. Godaddy lists their physical location as atlanta GA, but the billing as scottsdale AZ. Godaddy should do a better job at screening. we should jam godaddy as well.

An insurance company with no name?!?! Maybe collecting personal information for frauds and identity theft...
They ask you to "Fill the form and fax to: 1-516-213-3447"

I'd like to share the way I deal with unsolicited faxes.  If more people did this I think they might stop.  
What I do is send a fax to the reply fax number listed (in this case 516-213-3447).
I set-up a 1 page in Word document that is totally black. You can do this with the Format command - choose Background and select the black color.  
I then send 50 copies to the fax number.  I usually send it 4 or 6 times just before I go to bed since it will tie up my phone. I set the Subject as "Stop Unsolicited Faxes". Be sure to remove your fax ID and return number from your fax software set-up.
If those solicitors are using a standard fax, they find 200 or 300 ALL BLACK FAXES!  It wastes all their paper and uses up the maximum amount of ink or toner.  I love getting unsolicited faxes just so I can do this!!!  
Please tell your friends!  Don't get mad - Get Even!!!

I received this fax as well (at 4 in the morning, which set off a jam in my fax machine and woke me up!)
2018446073 is the fax back number

I got this same fax and the FCC, who governs unsolicited faxes, says they can't do anything with a complaint on this one because the sender is providing insufficient information.  I am very suspicious of the www.removemynumber.info website as it may be another method by which the sender captures your online information.  I contacted the FTC, who governs illegal websites, and have filed a complaint.  At this point you can only ignore these fraudulent faxes that are sent by unscrupulous people.  If this were a legitimate company, they would be proud to display their name and contact information.  Don't respond, unless you get some information that FCC or FTC can use to pursue a complaint.  If the fax has a valid "FROM" fax number  at the top and a "To remove your fax number... with a toll-free phone number" message at the bottom, this is a legitimate fax, and you can call that toll-free number and have your fax number removed from their list.  BEWARE of anything else!  good luck.

received faxes and the address to stop them is not available.
www.removemynumber.info

I know these postings are older but for anyone receiving them even now and thinking about going to the website the scammer provided, don't do that, go to the real government Do Not Call website, because all of the above are incorrect.  I am copying and pasting the link because I just finished registering all my numbers including my cell phone that receives alot of junk calls.  https://www.donotcall.gov It is simple and quick and then if these people continue to call, you have recourse.  By the way, there is also a "supposed" free reverse number lookup at the bottom of this forum along with a "supposed" form to fill out to remove your number and file a complaint, BOTH of which are scams themselves.  The reserve number lookup is NOT free, and the form below it goes to them, so don't go that route or you will end up with even more junk emails.  Good luck all! We'll never stop the scammers but we can sure make things harder for them. I don't know about you but I'm sick of buying ink for my fax machine that gets used up by all this crap!

And another today, same as the first.

I know not to respond to these leeches; you're preaching to the choir here. As for the government's usefulness, I'm just reporting a junk fax here. I don't engage in political debate over the internet.

Stop faxing me

These faxes in many case make these outlandish insurance claims so you will call the number. Then you find you are being charged 5.00 a minute on your phone bill. Never respond to one of these faxes even to ask them to stop. They will keep you on the line and run up your phone bill. The government, like everything else they are involved in, is useless.

We received this same no name insurance quote, only their fax number was (516) 213-3447. Same thing about unsubscribing at www.removemynumber.info. INFO? really.

Junk fax with no business name trying to sell life insurance. The usual scammy crap-- fake removal website listed as removemynumber.info.

Same scummy insurance sales folks as other reporters.  They have changed the phishing "rax removal" Web site to: www.removemynumber.info.  Getting sneakier -- they used GoDaddy's private registration to obscure their real identity.  Clearly not a legit operation or else they would make it easily known who runs that Web site.

If they send you an illegal fax, to a number on the national do not call list, and in my case at an illegal time of just after midnight, why would you trust them to tell the truth? Report this to the FCC at http://esupport.fcc.gov/complaints.htm

The more people that file complaints the more likely this will stop.

Confirming that your fax number is real by registering with them is not a wise move. There is no national do not fax list. They're violating the very real national do not call list, do you think they really will stop?

Scam. Scam. Scam.

Wrong, they take you to the same place either way.

DO NOT register your fax numbers on nationaldonotfaxlist.org, or nationaldonotfaxlist.com.  THESE SITES ARE A SCAM.  Need proof?

If you go to http://www.whois.net/whois/.nationaldonotfaxlist.org you will see that the person who is registered to that site is "Don Johnson" of FL (obviously phony because he used the actor's name).  BUT, look at the email address listed, which is "adverfax@aol.com".  I did a search on that email address and came up with this "http://faxlistforsale.net/".  Yes, the same guy the SELLS YOUR FAX NUMBER TO OTHERS!.

Opt out of the junk faxes with real opt out telephone numbers, but keep the ones that do not.  Eventually you'll have enough that you can put together a quality lawsuit against one of these scumbags.

Received one this morning around 4. Now, instead of selling insurance they're selling Web services. Uses nationaldonotfaxlistregistry.org to remove fax number. Don't do it.

Junk fax trying to sell life insurance. No company name listed.

Junk fax - asks recipient to fill in a bunch of personal info and fax it back to this number.  That's not a good idea!

It's nationaldonotfaxlist.org not ".com"

Wrong.  Both addresses take you to the same bogus website.

I got 3 of these faxes with that NationalDoNotFaxList site as the only way to opt out, which many claim on here is a bogus site.  So I googled and found this helpful link that lets you report these junk faxes and telemarketer calls to the FCC on-line.  I read that it's illegal for these companies to send you a fax if you've had no prior dealings with them and these companies can get hefty fines.  In order to file a claim, you have to be the person who's authorized to make changes on the fax account and you should have the date and time of when the fax was sent to you.

Here are the websites:

Fax Advertising, What You Need To Know:
http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/consumerfacts/unwantedfaxes.html

FCC Consumer Complaints:
http://esupport.fcc.gov/complaints.htm

These unsolicited faxes are costing money in the frequent replacement of ink and paper, which is by no means cheap.  I am planning on faxing these notices by to their point of origan with the words hand scribed...PLEASE REMOVE ME FROM YOUR FAX LIST...10 times an hour until I stop receiving them (my fax machine will automatically broadcast as programmed.

i keep getting faxes even though my number is registered since 4/08 with the national do not call registry and i've filled out their complaint forms.