800-733-2767

write this guy and tell him to remove you. It is the stupid Red Cross thinking they are going to get blood this way.
Hosea, Bob <bob.hosea@redcross.org

Red Cross write this guy and ask to be removed: Hosea, Bob bob.hosea@redcross.org

No one answers.....

RED CROSS,I give 3-4 times a year, and calls are not going to make me change my schedule, so stop calling me.

Red Cross requesting a blood donation

some keep on calling me unkown I want to know who call me

they call and after 2 rings they hang up i have a mom who is 97 and this is getting to be a real pain

They keep calling my home phone & never leave a message. I donated over a year ago, they keep sending me reminder cards, I know it's a worthy cause, I know they're really just trying to get people to help other people, but 1) Why don't they have their caller ID info say "Red Cross" so people are more apt to pick up the phone and 2) Why don't they leave a message? Do they really expect people to answer their home phone without knowing who's calling these days? In my experience, the only people who do that anymore are the elderly, people without Caller ID, people without an answering machine/service/voicemail, people who also use the line for business purposes, chumps, and schmucks.

Called my cell today. I answered, said 'hello' multiple times. I could hear someone, but whoever it was hung up. If it really is the Red Cross, why in heavens name didn't the person talk to me?  

Cal
Caller ID says Red Cross but it is a recording from the Weather Channel. So buggy. They call almost daily.

Rec'd numerous calls from this number, but no messages.  Times they've called: 6:51 on 1/9, 5:06 p.m. on 1/16, 9:32 a.m. on 1/20, and 10:56 a.m. on 1/21.

Called at 2:37, 2:52 and 2:55 and didn't leave a message

It's the ARC calling for blood...again.  You CAN stop the calls.  
 
I wrote an e-mail and sent it to --> ombudsman@redcross.org  
 
"Bob" replied and asked me to verify my name & phone number.  And, voila!  Less than one week after I gave Bob my info, the calls for my blood stopped completely!   Hooray!   The ombudsman saved my sanity.

**Donors

I've already told them that I can't donate blood and to take me off the list, they stopped calling for about a week, and now they won't stop calling again!

The do not call list doesn't apply to non-profit organizations.  Only the calling organization can remove you from their own calling list.

It is the American Red Cross calling to ask you to donate blood.

"donors"

Some call centers are inbound (meaning you call them). For example West in Niles, Ohio receives calls from AT&T clients (and other businesses) that are having technical problems with their phones. Other call centers are outbound (meaning they call you). For example InfoCision in Boardman, Ohio calls you about different area non-profits.

They call and never leave a message on my answering machine