This is who is calling: http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/04/prweb377941.htm

i answered and was hung up on.

Here's the URL to file a complaint:
https://complaints.donotcall.gov/complaint/complaintcheck.aspx

Just make sure your number is listed for a month first.

This is called VIOLATING the DO NOT CALL LIST! I'm VERY registered, and yet these scams keep coming! Call the number back and endure the lengthy babbling call. This is perhaps one of the RUDEST solicitors I've run across, but fortunately for me... I have time to report them to the proper authorities.

People allowing these calls to continue and be irritating without doing something about it are part of the problem! It's time to respond... appropriately!

Here's the gimmick. They call, and call and call until finally you pick up the phone to tell them to get off your phone! You answer - giving them the head's up that it's a "live number". They "hope" you'll call back, which I just did. I'm STILL listening to some idiot explaining some compensation plan on something I have ZERO interest in. I will wait him out.

FYI - if you get a telemarketer calling your home and you say you are not interested, you aren't necessarily off their list. Even if you must pretend to buy - it will take you to a supervisor and you can obtain more information and/or file a complaint. Follow up with complaints filed with the Better Business Bureau, the Attorney General's office in the state (if you can find it). And then google every review site out there - and speak your mind! Call them out - by name and number.

Viral marketing works both ways. In favor of good business and against creeps.

After just enduring probably 30 minutes listening to a GRN sales pitch (perpetual leverage is the compensation plan for Global Resorts Network) you have two options: listen all over again, or press ZERO to go directly to the voice mail message box of the one making all the illegal calls. Obviously unaware of the DNC rules and regs - or totally disregarding them - whichever... this is BAD business and such a poor reflection on GRN.

If these folks call your house, call the number back and hit zero immediately. Then go report them for telemarketing violations. This dawg will only pay a few fines before he "gets it".

There's money to be made off these solicitors. Maybe THAT should be all our new means of developing income from home???

this is an unsolicited call from an unknown company asking if we would like to turn a voice mail into $$$$.  I manage a self storage company and we receive at least one call a day from this number and there is no opt out buttons to push to stop receiving calls.

this is an automated vm message asking if you want to turn vm messages into $$$$.  There is no opt out button to push.  I am the manager of a self storage facility, and we get at least 1 call a day from this number.

Received two calls on my VM yesterday - dead air - no message.

got several calls from this number; when i call back i get silence, then a busy tone.