513-275-1387

they call me 4 times a day and no one ever there, I reported them 10 times since im on the do not call list.  I wish I could just bite them.

I've been getting these calls from Everest as well and I called the # back and tried to get my number removed but it says that my 10 digit # is invalid. It also said you can call 614-533-5042 to ask questions or have your # removed from the list. I called that # and it says to leave your name and number and they will remove your number from their list within 24 hours....but the mailbox is full. This is bull crap!

I don't answer numbers I don't recognize, but they don't leave a message and call multiple times a day.

#513-275-1387, this # is from divry university and they will call and not leave a message . When you call to get taken off calling list they keep calling , sometimes two or three times a day .My roomate called for info on services wich was not helpful in the least and now they just keep calling night and day , these peaple just dont take no for a answer.

I am a former student BEWARE THEIR CREDITS ONLY COUNT AS 1/4 OF A REAL COLLEGE CREDIT and the price for tuition is like 327 per their credit hour so its more that 1200 a real credit hour
I have been asking for my number to be romoved for over a year it never happens
WHAT A RIP OFF

call them back it goes to an automated recording that will actually remove it

Great thing about Google Voice numbers. You can sign in, and block them! Thanks everyone for letting us know who these annoying @$$e$ are! I'm going to go into my gmail account & block them now. :)

No, I don't work for Google, but it's GREAT when you get annoying calls like this. Just go into your gmail account & block that #.  From then on, just that # will get the message, "This number is no longer in service..." but works for everyone else.

Please don't call me again

http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2009/08/robocalls.shtm

For Release: 08/27/2009

New Rule Prohibiting Unwanted "Robocalls" to Take Effect on September 1, 2009

Telemarketers Must Obtain Prior Written Approval from Consumers Who Want to Receive Such Calls
Beginning September 1, 2009, prerecorded commercial telemarketing calls to consumers – commonly known as robocalls – will be prohibited, unless the telemarketer has obtained permission in writing from consumers who want to receive such calls, the Federal Trade Commission announced today.

“American consumers have made it crystal clear that few things annoy them more than the billions of commercial telemarketing robocalls they receive every year,” said Jon Leibowitz, Chairman of the FTC. “Starting September 1, this bombardment of prerecorded pitches, senseless solicitations, and malicious marketing will be illegal. If consumers think they’re being harassed by robocallers, they need to let us know, and we will go after them.”

The new requirement is part of amendments to the agency’s Telemarketing Sales Rule (TSR) that were announced a year ago. After September 1, sellers and telemarketers who transmit prerecorded messages to consumers who have not agreed in writing to accept such messages will face penalties of up to $16,000 per call.

The rule amendments going into effect on September 1 do not prohibit calls that deliver purely “informational” recorded messages – those that notify recipients, for example, that their flight has been cancelled, an appliance they ordered will be delivered at a certain time, or that their child’s school opening is delayed. Such calls are not covered by the TSR, as long as they do not attempt to interest consumers in the sale of any goods or services. For the same reason, the rule amendments also do not apply to calls concerning collection of debts where the calls do not seek to promote the sale of any goods or services.

In addition, calls not covered by the TSR – including those from politicians, banks, telephone carriers, and most charitable organizations – are not covered by the new prohibition. The new prohibition on prerecorded messages does not apply to certain healthcare messages. The new rule prohibits telemarketing robocalls to consumers whether or not they previously have done business with the seller.

Under a previous rule that took effect on December 1, 2008, telemarketing robocall messages by businesses covered by the TSR must tell consumers how to opt-out of further calls at the start of the message, and provide an automated opt-out mechanism that is voice or keypress-activated. Prerecorded messages left on answering machines must also provide a toll-free number that connects to the automated opt-out mechanism.

After September 1, consumers who receive prerecorded telemarketing calls but have not agreed to get them should file a complaint with the Commission, either on the donotcall.gov Web site or by calling 1-888-382-1222.

The Commission’s 2008 press release announcing the changes to the TSR’s prerecorded telemarketing provisions and a link to the related Federal Register notice can be found on the FTC’s Web site at:http://www2.ftc.gov/opa/2008/08/tsr.shtm.

The Federal Trade Commission works for consumers to prevent fraudulent, deceptive, and unfair business practices and to provide information to help spot, stop, and avoid them. To file a complaint in English or Spanish, visit the FTC’s online Complaint Assistant or call 1-877-FTC-HELP (1-877-382-4357). The FTC enters complaints into Consumer Sentinel, a secure, online database available to more than 1,500 civil and criminal law enforcement agencies in the U.S. and abroad. The FTC’s Web site provides free information on a variety of consumer topics.

MEDIA CONTACT:
Mitchell J. Katz
Office of Public Affairs
202-326-2161

(FTC File No. R411001)
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Just saw a missed call from this..no message. Spam!

They're calling from this number to my cell phone during the day.  2x today so far.

Never had any business with Everest and have no interest. Called the number & voicemail inquires if I want to be on do-not-call list. It asks you to input phone number, however, no confirmation this is done and calls keep coming. $%#@%^#$%$

Obviously Everest has difficulty getting your desire to not be solicited by their company done when verbally comminucated to them.

So glad I took my co-worker's advice to look up this number from which I get multiple calls a week. I visited the Everest website years ago but they had a different name back then. I am glad to know who the calsl are coming from, now if I could only find out why? Maybe cold calls to see if I am interested in taking lasses? It's so annoying to get xcalls from unknown numbers that dont leave messages. Waste of time!

The last time I ever contacted any school was over three years ago. Why would they want to follow up now??

I think that it is awful when a company, that is not collecting money, has to call you every ten minutes. Then never leave a message, so I guess you will forget that they call all the time.

WHO CALLED

They have been calling me non-stop for the last two years what a bunch of BS - they won't leave me alone so i called their head office and told them to harassing me

This number is calling me regularly

I've gotten this call a few times. Never a message. I'd have to agree its Everest. I looked into a program of theirs about 3 months ago. Damn glad I didn't follow through with them. I love my school I'm at!