Whats the deal with adcalls?
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if u think their adverts are cr*ap,  then u should try working for them !  i used to work in technical support,  taking phone calls to do with faulty phones..... all i can say is that there are some total freaks out there.....  for example,  one guy rang up and claimed he was being abducted regularly by aliens,  and wanted to know if his phone insurance was valid if he left the earth's atmosphere !!!  the scary thing was that he was totally serious.....    as for Orange adverts,  they have always been dead arty-farty....  remember one of their early ones - it was all in black and white,  and there was a guy with a large dead fish on his head for some mad reason - the best thing though was that Boddingtons Beer did a similar advert about a year later,  taking the p*ss out of it !    the advert i really hate at the moment though is that Boots one,  where they have all those models done up to look like they've been in a fight with a clown's make-up bag......  the slogan says 'be gorgeous this xmas time' -  well,  if that's gorgeous, then god help us all !!!
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These guys also offer services for mail marketers and telemarkers, such as providing mailing lists and address matching.  They charge for those services, but not for a plain old phone number look-up.\n-MM
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Lots of phones have build in caller i.d. now-a-days.  I'd say yes, that most offices have that service.  HOWEVER, lots of chains and other businesses aren't allowed to use it for callback purposes.  Daycares, government offices and womens shelters, for example!
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I'm sure if you purchase any of the premium services they would include a customer support line.  I've used their advertising services in the past and was able to call with questions.
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this isnt supposed to be a question out here but making money through scamm?????????????????/\nhow do explain if posible or are u one of their advertisers
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it's a phone coumpany..... i have them they are ok but you have to watch out for them. i had a block on my phone and when i got my phone bill there was regional toll calls they had told me it was free to call a town 15 minutes away so i called some friends, doctors, etc, then i get my bill and i was charged, i was so mad. my husband called the phone company and explained the problem.. well they must of been in a good mood because they took off the 21.50 in calls we though were included in our area. so as with any coumpany you have to watch out , and when you get you phone bill check it out and if it looks wrong you might want to give them a call.
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To rid yourself of 95% of all annoying ads (Sorry Advertisers), you need to download Firefox and install the Adblock Plus extention. It works right after install, no need to setup a block list manually.\n\nhttp://www.mozilla.com/firefox/\nhttp://www.extensionsmirror.nl/index.php?showtopic=774
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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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HI Friend\n\ni dont have much experience on this but any way you try the following links hope something helps you\n\nhttp://www.callwave.com/landing/PL_HappyManBlue.asp?PID=247407\nhttp://www.internetphonesoftware.com/callwaiting.html
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Last I heard, that number was a scam to get information from you to allow others to market to you for specific services. Avoid it. :-)
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why dont you buy some Adwords account and advertise it yourself
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i am not very sure of this...i think its mainly because they get charged for even incomming calls from networks other than theirs
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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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It depends on your area and the local network. It differs vastly based on the geographic area, time ad runs, etc. \n\nCall the network and ask. You'll be under no obligation to do anything, but you'll get your answer.
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If you are a good salesperson you can do very well with ADT, but I would ask how they plan on advertising and how much they spend on advertising. You do not want to be cold calling in this industry. However, if you are following up on qualified leads and you know how to sell, you can do very very well with them.
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Well there are certain things which runs in the background but are extremely critical to proper functioning of the system.\nIn your example the purpose of the ad gets a major setback. Imagine those who are not that well acquianted with the language and interpreting the ad totally wrong.\nMy answer is yes.