This works for the Cancun Vacation Group
and the Macys group
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Have not got off the USA telmarketing phone list yet.
But
One way is to

Go thru the whole presentation
when the ask for your creditcard number give them your phone number first
and request to be tken on their list or each time they call I would go thru
the whole presenttion each time.

You only have to do this twice and you have pissed them off and they do not call back

Some times it take a little wasted time
then you get satisfaction

A few weeks ago I finally got so upset that I told the telemarketer that if I got one more telemarketing call from Bell, not only would Bell not sell me any additional services, but I would switch my home phone to another carrier. The telemarketer promised to put me on Bell’s internal do not call list.

A couple of weeks later a Bell telemarketer called again trying to sell me Bell’s high speed Internet service. I gave them one more chance. Then I went to Bell’s Web site and used the online customer disservice chat facility to tell Bell about my experience. The customer disservice representative promised again to put me on Bell’s internal do not call list and added “don’t worry.” I responded, “I’m not worried, there are other local phone carriers these days.”

The next day, THE VERY NEXT DAY, I got a telemarketing call from Bell, this time trying to get me to switch my long distance services back to Bell. It takes about 15 business days to get your local phone line switched to another carrier, but sometime in early January I will no longer be a Bell customer.

And these are the people who are going to be running the national do not call list? Give me a break!