I'd like to get this company to stop calling me but being that I have done business with them before, I cannot use the do not call list.  Telling them not to call or take me off of their calling list doesn't work.  Any suggestions?
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if you owe them money  they will keep calling.  If not saying take me off should work and if they call back ask to speak to a manager and tell them you are filling charges they stop after that.  I have done it before
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I would stay far far away. Not call them or answer the phone. If I answered the phone I would say that I was busy. If they kept calling I would block whem with selective blocking. If I saw them in a store I would act like I didn't see them and walk away quickly. Then, fake it if I had to talk to them. I might have even been mean to them if they annoyed me or if I was with my friends.\n\nSorry, this was many years ago. The best answer is to tell someone that you don't like them that way and you don't want a relationship. Ask the person to respect your feelings and report them if they cross the line.
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You can still request for them to put you on their internal do not call list. You can also file a complaint on the FCC's website, the link is below.
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You have to right click your contact, and select "block contact". If you have already done that, maybe you should try deleting them from your list.
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Report it to 'abuse@zeezo.com' or contact the webmaster of that site. If they are a reputable company then they though remove the ad.\nIf she is now getting unwanted (and probably nasty) phone calls, I would suggest she changes her cellphone number..\nZeezo.com has a contact page, so you could try that:
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Call your cell service and tell them not to allow restricted calls to your phone.  When they call a recorded message will say "the person you have called does not accept call from private callers", then they have to unblock it first by pressing *82.
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Step one:  Put your name on the "Do Not Call" list.  Go to https://www.donotcall.gov/default.aspx\n\nIf they call, you now have some additional charges to hit them with.  \n\nIn the meantime, file a police report.  I'm going to bet they won't do anything, but it does two things.  1) Established a police report for future prosecution, 2) if you actually have a police department that does anything they can easily get the identification of the phone number.  With that you can file complaints with the FTC (again fairly worthless, but at this state you want a paper trail.)\n\nIn the meantime, get as much information from them as you can.  When the offer something, get call back info, name, mailing address, whatever they are silly enough to give out.  As for literature to be mailed to you. \n\nEventually you will develop enough to go after them.
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Telemarketers don't hang up on you. They bug you until you give in or you hang up on them, I do it all the time. I'd say you just made a lucky escape from a scam artist. Well done.
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There is a list here: http://www.adma.com.au/asp/index.asp?pgid=1999.\nHowever this list is voluntary and only used by members of ADMA so it's not the same as the list they now have in the USA, which is run by the government and every company has to comply, however most telemarketers  (all the ones that use automatic dialers) have a "Do not call list", so you can ask to be put on that. Of course that only gets you of the list for that one company. Another way to deal with it is to get caller ID. Telemarketers always show up as "Unknown" or something to that effect, so stop answering calls that show "Unknown". \n\nAnother thing you can do is buy a device to stop telemarketers. The way that works is when you get connected it pulses out sounds that simulate a disconnected number, so the dialer categorizes your number as such and will never dial it again. See http://www.scn.org/~bk269/zapper.html
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Turn off voice mail and text messaging so they can't leave a message, you can call the cell phone company to do this. You can always see who called if there is someone you need to call back. Then just use the caller id and don't answer the phone. If the person stops having anyone to talk to they will eventually grow tired of calling you.\n\nIf they still keep calling you, you can get a restraining order from the police disallowing them to call you.
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No but I have heard of it.\n\nDon't waste a single second talking to them.  Just hang up.
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When they call again, get the name and address of the company and the person you are talking to.  Inform them they have the wrong phone number, and to cease calling.\n\nThen send a certified letter to the Agency.\n\nIf the calls continue you can sue them in small claims court.  Contact me if you need assistance or advice on how to do this.
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They are only required to stop calling your work if they know that your employer forbids personal calls. Tell them they do and that you know that under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act they must stop calling your work. Also, you can notify your creditor in writing that you do not wish to receive further communication from the creditor they must stop.
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Are you talking about stopping telemarketers?\n\nGo to the National No Call Registry, it's free:\n\nhttps://www.donotcall.gov/default.aspx\n\nThere's also a state no call but you would have to search for that yourself since I don't know what state you live in.  Just type your state No Call Registry in your browser.
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No. Political campaigns are specifically exempted from the no call list. You can tell them not to call you whenever they call though, and they are not supposed to ever call back.
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National Do Not Call Registry\n\nhttp://www.donotcall.gov/\n\nthey can't call me no matter what sneaky trick they ptry. i got rid of all of my telephones in 1997. :)
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call this number: 1-888-382-1222. it is the national do not call list, it is active for 5 years. i called for both my home and cell phones, it takes 30 days after you call to be in affect. you can file charges on these people (companies) if they continue to call. good luck!!!