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Re: How can I file a complaint against them said by Karl Bode:I've been complaining to the FTC for some time, all the information is on their website. I noticed the calls had tailed off lately after a year of them -- so thanks, Verizon. I noticed they tailed off also, but they seem to be back - just got a call at home the other day and my son actually received a snail mail version. |
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 DarkLogixPremium
join:2008-10-23
Baytown, TX
kudos:3 | well every time I get that lame call I try to be as rude as possible and make the telemarketer sorry |
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 en102Canadian, eh?
join:2001-01-26
Valencia, CA | I try to get them to 'stay on the call' as long as possible, chewing up their valuable time, without giving them requested information.
Also, I use the tactic that many companies use...
'is there a number that I can call back in the event that we get disconnected'.
Get that number and info and put it in the do-not-call site.
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THoff
join:2004-01-15
Santa Monica, CA | said by en102:Also, I use the tactic that many companies use... 'is there a number that I can call back in the event that we get disconnected'. Get that number and info and put it in the do-not-call site. I tried that with one of those calls, and the guy said "Let me spell the number out for you, just read it back to me when I'm done." You can probably guess what the number was... |
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BarneyBadAssBadasses Fight For FreedomPremium
join:2004-05-07
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said by DarkLogix:well every time I get that lame call I try to be as rude as possible and make the telemarketer sorry Of course what I get is a recorded message. How do you get a person?
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