This company is a big scam, all they want is your personal info to sell to other telemarketers or even worse to defraud people out of their money by using your credit card info. I was able to trick them into giving me their actuall address (206 w. Cummings park, Woburn, ma, 01801) by saying I was sending a check. Here is some helpfull info to stop the harrassment.
Sound like a no-brainer? Then here's how you do it, in 5 easy steps:
The next time the telemarketer calls, slyly get them to tell you their name, the company they work for, and as much of that company's info as you can charm out of them (you'll need this to find their mailing address).
Then, invoke the TCPA (again, that's the Telephone Consumer Protection Act), and ask the telemarketer to place you onto their Do Not Call list, and to be sent a copy of their Do Not Call policy.
If the calls stop, then you've won (because they've stopped calling you)! But if they do not, or if you do not receive a copy of their policy, then you've still won ($). Record every subsequent calleach one is worth $500 to youthen look up your local Small Claims Court (2), fill out the 10 minutes of paperwork (usually online), and file a claim. (3)
Once the company is notified of the suit, they will either send a representative to Small Claims Court or, very often, settle out of court to avoid an argument they can't win.
Collect your compensation, and enjoy the peace and quiet!
This method is so reliable, that some people have made a routine out of itCalifornia's Andre-Tascha Lamme has racked up over $6,000 from just four telemarketing firms, and set up a detailed site (www.killthecalls.com) to help others follow his lead.
I hope this helps at least one person end the calls, I filed my claim this morning and now i hope they do call so I can collect lol. Good luck B.D.
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