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(Reuters) - One thousand people per second signed up Friday to get on a free "do not call" list that will prevent telemarketers from bothering them at home, swamping telephone lines and a Web site set up to handle demand. Eager Americans rushed to place their home phone numbers on the Federal Trade Commission's list shortly after President Bush launched the measure in a White House ceremony. By noon the list had grown to 370,000 and was increasing by 1,000 per second, the FTC said.

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I have had the same Telemarketer call me the last 5 nights in a row even after asking them to get me out of their database and not to call back everytime they called me.

I am now armed with a boat horn that they will get an ear full of when they call back tonight.


So I am signing up.
Has anyone done this?

Here is the number to call to get on the no call list for free.
1.888.382.1222

Also when calling this number you will need to call from the phone you want to add to the no call list.
So if you have 2 seperate phone lines each with a different number you would call from each one seperatly to get each line on the no call list.

Hope that made sense.

[Edited on 27-6-2003 by MiStErBeLLaTrIx]

As was already posted before by Advisor on 27-6-2003:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

regards
seekerof

News > Companies


Telemarketers eye alternatives

Report: AT&T, others to shift efforts to direct mail, e-mail due to 'do-not-call' list.
July 2, 2003: 10:30 AM EDT



NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Companies that are major users of telemarketing calls are preparing to shift efforts to e-mail and direct mail once a new federal "do-not-call" list takes effect in October, according to a published report.

As of Tuesday morning about 12.5 million Americans have signed up to block phone solicitations in the first four days of the program, according to the Federal Trade Commission. Solicitors who call homes on the list after Oct. 1 face fines of up to $11,000 per call. Another 14 million homes are being transferred from state do-not-call registries, and 60 million homes are eventually expected to sign up to block calls by calling the FTC or signing up on its Web site.

The Wall Street Journal said Wednesday that companies such as AT&T and Allstate Insurance are looking to shift some of their sales efforts away from the phone solicitations that have been central to their business plans in the past.

"We plan to shift into other communication mediums, and rely more heavily on traditional TV advertising and e-mail marketing," Allstate acting Chief Marketing Officer Todd DeYoung told the paper. "We also plan to stimulate inbound call volume by doing more directed advertising and more direct mail."

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