480-333-3000

Calls but leaves no message.

Daily calls - no message

Insight.com Sales. We get a call once a week.

480-333-3000, daily calls and asking about email appending or opt in lists. iam sure this number belongs to a fraud company

Caller ID is Insight. Answered with only my first name and got hung up on.

To those of you who don't know:  The National Do Not Call Registry is only for personal phone numbers. Business-to-business calls and faxes are not covered by the National Do Not Call Registry.

I receive this annoying sales call at work probably once a week - their voicemail saying they're calling from Insight.
Any way we can stop them from calling again???

How to stop them? Well, I have a very loud whistle that I keep right near my phone. When I get repeat calls like this, I just let loose with a blast. Not sure if phones have auto noise reduction or not, but, it makes me feel better.

I never picked up Insight's calls because they called me literally twice a week. I finally decided to pick up once and they actually are an amazing company. I ended up saving a ton of money by purchasing IT equipment from them vs CDW and PC Mall. I finally asked the rep why they call so much and he said it's because they don't advertise like CDW which allows them to keep their costs down. They are the largest partner with Cisco and Microsoft in the US and they don't even advertise. They are a fortune 500 global company. I had no idea and now use them for all my IT purchasing.

just answer your phone and tell them your not intereseted.  it sounds hard, but trust me its easy

We get calls from them - sometimes a human, sometimes a hangup - about once a week.  We've programmed that number into our pbx as a special route - strait to he!! don't pass go and don't collect 200 bucks.

Correct this is Insight and they are a valued partner for IT hardware and software. I do not get that many calls from them but I asked not to be called. Now I call them only when I need something

Best IT company. I picked up by accident and havent been dissapointed. They are the best.

I found a couple of company E-mails. I sent them a polite but firm message. Remember, harrassment and/or threats are against the law, so be firm but polite.

Also, they called my personal phone number, and I'm not a business, so they are violating the DNC list in my case. If you are a business...it's not against the law to call another business.

I was just responded too, and was told she wasn't the right person to contact. I don't think she was giving me the run around because I got her e-mail from a different corporate site.

Here is a tip though: Try something @insight.com
Maybe you'll get someone who is able to help.
Please come back and let us know if you did.

A little more information from another person I e-mailed:

"480-333-3000 has probably 2000 people with extensions to it.  That number is not associated with the 500 people at our location.  Not sure how you got my email and chose to contact me but I can forward your email to our People and Development (HR) group.  They may be able to assist you."

you are lame. seriously. it's their job.

And your point is?? Who cares if it's their job? Are you saying that we should accept whatever someone does to us - within legal bounds - as long as it's their job? Uhhhh... nope.

Get a call 3-4 times a week asking for the IT manager

You obviously don't now what you're typing about!

Thank 'jon' for letting us know.  Yeah, right.