310-693-2915

July 23rd called my cell-hung up when I answered. 1st call from these people-hopefully the last.

Who called me from 310-693-2915 ! And left no message.

In order to cancel, they wanted extra info including my complete address. Not happening.

Call twice a day; we don't answer; no voicemail

I just called them back and got an answering machine.  I left my phone number.  The messages says that the number will be removed from their list within 24 hrs.   Fingers crossed!!!  I've been having the same problem

I called and got their answering machine.  It promises that, if you leave your number, they will removed it from their list within 24 hrs.

I did...fingers crossed!  We'll see what happens!

Report to the FCC.

do you have another website?

Got a call on my cell from said number with no message.  Not sure how they got my number.

This outfit, SD&A Teleservices, likely has no official connection with the National Resources Defense Council or any other organization to which you may have contributed.  They are probably set up in the same way other common telephone "charity" scams are, to wit: they do actually give a minuscule portion of anything they collect to said nonprofit, but only enough to avoid fraud prosecutions.  The rest is profit.  It's evil.

Harrasser.  Calls all the time and doesn't leave a message.

Sierra Club.

I just called the number back its some kind of insurance place i guess. The recording said to leave a message with ur number for it to be removed in 24 hours.

They just called. No message.

They call repeatedly, interrupt my sleeping, never leave a message, I want them to stop.

310-693-2915 calls and never leaves a message.  

They've called a few times during the week, but never leave a message. Gonna try to block the number.

Calls at night, I never answer. They don't leave a voicemail.  

Calls a couple of times a day. Leaves no message. I refuse to answer or call the number. Idiots!

Yes, they have a do not call contact on their page, but the email address is bad and changing the domain name to the site's URL doesn't fix it. Womp womp.