Unreal!
Complaint
Jen Todd
Country: United States
Unbelievable. This number calls five or six times a week. I have entered our information into their "do no call" system. I have called the number back and done so again. This time I decided to wait on the line for someone.
Once, the first time I tried to speak with someone after waiting on hold, the person I got just hung up on me the minute I said, "Put me on your--". This time, I just flat out asked to speak to a supervisor.
The guy gets on the line. I told him that all of this continual calling constituted as harassment. I told him to put us on the do not call list. He started to tell me that they have so many different numbers that there was just no way for them to make sure all the different offices had the same information. Um, share a database much? Then he went on to say that that was the first time they'd called me. UNREAL. It's not. It's very clear here on our display. So then he asks me what the number is-- I tell him 503-902-8482. He says... -gaspshockhorror- "That's not our number." I said, "So you're telling me that your standing in that location and the number you're calling me from is not your number." "That's what I'm telling you," he says. I was gobsmacked. I said, "That doesn't make any logical sense. The number you're calling me from shows up right here." And then, kicker of all kickers, he says, "I said exactly what I'm saying. I didn't stutter."
My jaw was on the floor. I couldn't believe the audacity. I said, "You're some piece of work, [***]." And I meant it, too. In response he said, "I'm too much of a Christian to say the word, but you're a C, honey. You can go ahead and fill in the last three letters."
I'm pretty sure that's the crusade Christ would have set upon. To upend the horrible C___ who had the GALL to ask that her phone be put on a do not call list.
This place? It should be shut down.
Once, the first time I tried to speak with someone after waiting on hold, the person I got just hung up on me the minute I said, "Put me on your--". This time, I just flat out asked to speak to a supervisor.
The guy gets on the line. I told him that all of this continual calling constituted as harassment. I told him to put us on the do not call list. He started to tell me that they have so many different numbers that there was just no way for them to make sure all the different offices had the same information. Um, share a database much? Then he went on to say that that was the first time they'd called me. UNREAL. It's not. It's very clear here on our display. So then he asks me what the number is-- I tell him 503-902-8482. He says... -gaspshockhorror- "That's not our number." I said, "So you're telling me that your standing in that location and the number you're calling me from is not your number." "That's what I'm telling you," he says. I was gobsmacked. I said, "That doesn't make any logical sense. The number you're calling me from shows up right here." And then, kicker of all kickers, he says, "I said exactly what I'm saying. I didn't stutter."
My jaw was on the floor. I couldn't believe the audacity. I said, "You're some piece of work, [***]." And I meant it, too. In response he said, "I'm too much of a Christian to say the word, but you're a C, honey. You can go ahead and fill in the last three letters."
I'm pretty sure that's the crusade Christ would have set upon. To upend the horrible C___ who had the GALL to ask that her phone be put on a do not call list.
This place? It should be shut down.
Comments
[***] off dumb [***]
Calling cost me $0.99 each call
They say that if you take their political survey (which is allowed by the Do Not Call list) that you will receive a free cruise. All they need is your credit card number to pay the Port Tax, then they will sometimes try to get you to upgrade to a longer trip, a better cabin, whatever as well.
You will not get a cruise, you will get ripped off.
If they call, Hang Up.
Caller: pacifictel
Call Type: Political Call
I think that the best course of action is to sue the company into the dirt. File a complaint with the FCC claiming wire fraud. Contact your card company and find out why they are processing cards thru and file a complaint and then name them I the lawsuit.
Sue them into the dirt.
Good luck.