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CallerComplaints: Database of Telemarketer Phone Numbers

Aibek — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 21:10:55 +0000

Want to find out more about telemarketers that spam you? CallerComplaints is a free public user-powered database of telemarketer phone numbers, harassing callers, debt collection callers, and telephone con-artists. Here you can lookup any such phone number and see if anyone else reported it and learn more about the company behind it.

Aditionally, CallerComplaints offers a free and easy way to file a public complaint against any phone number that spams you. Keep in mind though these complaints have almost no legal power over the telemarketers. For more effective complains you might want to try National Do Not Call Registry.

Features

Find out more information about any phone number that spams you.
See if anyone reported it before and how many people compained about it.
Read recently filed complaints.
Check out most searched numbers: last 7 days, last month, all time.
Contribute by reporting telemerketer phone numbers.
File pubic complaints against any number.

Check out CallerComplaints @ www.callercomplaints.com

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DoNotCall: Remove your Phone Number from Telemarketing Lists

kaly — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 03:11:04 +0000

DoNotCall is the national Do Not Call registry manged by Federal Trade Commission (FTC). It gives you an opportunity to remove your phone number from telemarketing lists and considerably reduce the number of incoming telemarketing calls. Most telemarketers should remove your name from the lists and stop calling you within 31 days after registration. If you continue to receive calls after that you can file a complaint. You are allowed to register both landline and mobile numbers.

How does it work ?

Enter up to three phone numbers and your email address.
Check for errors and click register.
Check your email for DoNotCall confirmation message.

Features

Remove your phone numbers from telemarketing lists.
Register from the website or by calling registry’s toll-free number (1-888-382-1222).
Option to remove your number from DoNotCall registry at any time.
File complaint against telemarketer
National DoNotCall registry meant for personal numbers only.

Note: Do Not Call Registry will stop most telemarketing calls, but not all. Because of limitations in the jurisdiction of the FTC and FCC, calls from or on behalf of political organizations, charities, and telephone surveyors would still be permitted, as would calls from companies with which you have an existing business relationship, or those to whom you’ve provided express agreement in writing to receive their calls.

Check out DoNotCall @ [ www.donotcall.gov ]

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RipOffReport: Report RipOff Companies

kaly — Tue, 25 Dec 2007 01:46:16 +0000

RipOff Report is a web community where annoyed consumers can file ripoff reports against ‘evil’ companies. The Report RipOff can be a powerful weapon to get a company to make things right; once you’ve filed your report, the site advises you forward it to the company and let them know about it. If they respond positively, you can update your report to show that they were helpful in resolving the issue. If not, you can let your report stand as a warning to all others who might do business with that particular company.

Feature Overview:

File a ripoff report (incl. proof picture) against any company you want. Update the progress of your report as you’re working on resolving the issue.
Browse through over 280,000 reports filed by annoyed consumers against companies of all sizes over a variety of issues. Check out if the retailer you’re doing business with is reputable.
Top Rip-off Links: Browse top ripoff companies by name.
‘Consumer Tips’ section: Learn about Protecting Your Identity, Telemarketing Fraud, Advance Fee Loans, Credit Service & Credit Card Offers, etc.
For companies: If someone files a report against you, you can file a rebuttal to explain your side of the story.

Check out RipOff Report @ www.ripoffreport.com

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