This company is selling peoples info on a broker/mailing list that it sells/rents to telemarketers without peoples approval/knowledge that they are doing so and won't tell you how they got your info but will charge you $1.00 to slow down the telemarketers calls/mailings/emails that they started by selling/renting your info. I had to file numerous complaints with the BBB to find out where these telemarketers are getting my info from to which numerous responses have stated they bought/rented mailing lists from this Direct Marketing Association.
I never signed up with them or anywhere else, don't own a credit card which is why I asked where they got my info from but couldn't get a straight answer. I however have Time Warner which now makes sense from the other report on this site of how they get peoples info.
This is the kicker though the FTC has this Direct Marketing Association listed as one company a consumer can call to slow down/stop the telemarketing calls/mailings/emails. So the FTC who is suppossed to be protecting consumers against telemarketers is recommending the very company that is actually selling/renting peoples info to telemarketers to call for help slowing down/stopping telemarketers calls/mailings/emails?
WOW this DMA is good protected/recommended by the FTC and can sell peoples info that they are getting from companies that are not suppossed to give out customers info and selling it to unscrupulous telemarketers.
HMMM what is really going on here?
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