415-762-1722

415-762-1722
4157621722
415 762 1722

Repeat calls. Never leave a message

caller ID = SNFC CNTRL CA

The telemarketers were pushing "Water World." I had our well water analyzed and I guess that put me on the list. I get a lot of publications, but have not need to Water World.

I have unsubscribed by email and  now by phone. We'll see if they quit calling

they keep calling my cell phone. I added them to my addy book then selected send to voice mail. lol

the call appeared here with a country prefix of +46 (Sweden?) !!!

415-762-1722
4157621722
415 762 1722

Repeat calls. Now calling twice per day.
If not answered, never leave a message
If answered, they hang up

caller ID = SNFC CNTRL CA
alternate caller ID = NAME UNAVAILABLE

Attempts to stop calls have failed.

They are a telemarketing agency that continues to call as I continually hit DND on my phone.  Just annoying as I never pick up.  Can't we put a stop to this nonsense.

Just an idea: don't get upset. have a local FBI number handy.  when they call, give them all the info they ask for (just make them up).  Then for your phone number give them the local FBI number and tell them to call you back in 5 minutes. allow them to report themselves for making "unsolicited" calls.  hey, life is simple.  enjoy it even with silly people.

What is the purpose of this call

They call, but I don't recognize the number, so I don't answer.

Left no message. I never answer.

I was receiving calls from this number daily (sometimes multiple times a day) and not picking up; no voicemail was left.  I Googled the number and found this site.  I filed a complaint with the FCC but was still receiving the calls.  When I answered, a woman said she was calling about my recent renewal of Packaging Digest Magazine and needed more details to complete my renewal.  I asked for her name and was given the name Alvira Gonzales.  I asked if she was aware that I am on the federal Do Not Call Registry.  She promptly hung up.

I get called from these people everyday.  And yes they actually are legitimate in giving the magazines for free.  They do annual renewals.  Unfortunately they are a pain.  And sometimes too darn persistant.  The magazines are industry specific.  I for example, get electronics manufacturing related magazines.

These bottom fishers use robocall devices to call your number automatically.   They have your number because some cable company or some other service provided you with a free magazine subscription at one time or other.  Once the free subscription expired, you address is cross referenced with existing phone numbers and they begin trying to convert you to a paid subscription,   In addition, they are attempting to validate that your phone number is authentic because they ALSO  market lists of correct addresses and working numbers.  if you answer and give them anything, they have succeeded!

Just don't answer any number you do not recognize.    And program your phone to disconnect them.

Such scum.   Who would do such work?

These people call all day long, don't leave a message and i don't answer, supposedly some magazine selling outfit, they need to be taken off line..

These people call several times a day.  Wish there were a way to "jam" the call using typed in pound signs or something!

Not really a telemarketer.  They call to renew magazines for professionals or trade groups.  I get about 6 or more free magazines at my shop and get these calls all the time.  Just tell them NO if you you do not want the magazine any more, even if you never got it.  

"Sorry not I no longer wish to receive XXX magazine, I am no longer in that line of business"

That should, I think, stop the calls.

Same thing, as above; multiple calls, no messages. I loved it when they called me at 7am. Didn't answer because of the unknown number.

Packaging Digest magazine, they want to verify address and will record the phone call. As soon as they told me that I hung up on them. There is no need for them to record the call so they can go do business elsewhere as far as I'm concerned.

I looked at my caller ID and noticed multiple missed calls from the number in question.  File a complaint with the Do Not Call Registry.  One complaint is not sufficient to investigate, but hundreds are.  File a complaint.

Got a call every day from this number last week.  Didn't recognize it so didn't bother answering.  Today, I answered and told them a few things that I can't mention here.  Decided to look up the number which led me to here.  How do we make them go away?