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Although non-profits are exempt from the DNC list, they are NOT exempt from the TCPA.  This law prohibits autodialers calling cell phones for ANY REASON!  If they are calling your cell phone and hanging up, this is against the law, and you can recover significant damages from them.  Up to $1500 per call.  Best of all, the lawsuits can be filed in your local small claims court.  In fact, you can file a lawsuit for each individual call as each one is a separate violation.   The FCC also holds the company hiring them legally responsible for TCPA violations.  Just do an internet search for "TCPA cell phone violations", and you will find all sorts of good information on how to proceed.

The only way you are going to be able to stop a company like this is to make it hurt them financially.  Do the research, file a lawsuit, and collect.  They are calling me too, and I will be filing against them on Monday.

Ugly face of telemarketing or telefunding

What a stupid reply.  Some people can't block calls.  Others can only block a limited number of callers.  If your really are a "Rev. Doc" you should be ashamed of yourself.

Why do these no-account phone freaks call me when I am on any and all no calls lists available to mankind?! They are a bother, especially to an elderly ill person who must struggle to get to the phone. They need to be prohibited from calling anyone on a no-call list. I have no interest in them or what they are selling or trying to sell. Just stop it!

I have this number blocked.. but it comes through anyway. Turns out that Verizon call block ONLY WORKS ON NUMBERS INSIDE YOUR LOCAL CALLING AREA!!!

Pass it on, and write to Verizon if you use them!!

It really is a nonprofit agency and one you've donated to nonetheless. Nonprofits like Greenpeace, Amnesty International, and the likes hire them to call their donors for fundraising. It's a cheaper and more effective way to get the work done. I know because I worked there in college.

They can call even when you're not on the Do Not Call List because it's nonprofit and the people they call have donated previously, which nullifies that part of the law. They may call you back again even after a list removal for a DIFFERENT organization. The only way to stop it is to keep telling them to "take me off your list." Some callers will remove you if you don't say those exact words, but we were told the word "list" is the only legally binding factor. That's all you need to say and then just hang up. If you don't answer or just hang right up they'll keep calling. Every day up to twice a day. So just say the words and you'll be off the list.

As for no answer it might be the calling system/auto dialer. It's computerized and sometimes it flukes.

Well I would love to but Sprint doesn't have that option. Pisses me off

the call is dead when you pick up because the call is originated by an autodial device that routes the call to a human once the call is answered by a non-answering device.  stay on the call until a human patches in if you'd like to speak to a human, hear the pitch, or ask for their number so you can return the call while THEY'RE eating dinner.  :)

this is a public interest survey number. I called back and message said to speak my phone number very slowly and it would be removed. Hope it works..

This phone call keeps coming in, but they leave no message, just keep calling.

We donate to charities via mail and never via the phone.  Most companies are very curtious in this regard but not Publin Interest Co.  I have asked them nicely to take us off the list and informed them we donot donate via phone calls, just via mail only.  Nothing has worked so we blocked them using *60 on Comcast.

So many times while I am cooking dinner, meditating, or otherwise  busy, I stop what I am doing to answer the phone and no one is there! Then when I call back the number, I get a recording to leave my number to be removed from their list. So, I do, very slowly and carefully and then the next morning I get the same stupid hang up call! Please have them stop

We too continuously receive calls from this number despite requesting to be on the "do not call list" several times and they're not the only ones.  We just have to ignore it since you can only block three numbers now and we have reached that limit.  Unfortunately, the laws that used to prevent abusive calls from corporations and non-profits have changed and are now allowed because as with everything else in this country although the overwhelming majority of citizens DON'T want them to continue (that's called democracy) our "representatives" don't actually represent us, the citizens anymore and instead just represent those few extremely rich who literally pay them in a multitude of ways.  Our politicians have made it legal however for them and their family members to accept these bribes from these companies and so we no longer have a functioning democracy.  Buy local, buy from small mom & pop shops and boycott multi-national corps as much as possible until THEY get OUR message.

I started receiving calls from this company three weeks ago.You referenced AOPA. Is this AOPA  Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association?

Four to five annoying calls a day from these people.

Here is their website: http://www.pubintcom.com/

And here is the sight to be removed from their call lists: http://www.pubintcom.com/did_we_call_you.html

I get calls from this number every day. Some times a hang up others AOPA sales person. Told them not to call but, they still do. I am going to make a complaint to th FCC and AOPA plus block the number.

Stop your daily phone calls

Another annoying bogus call. I never answer but can see this number shows up with different caller id info.

I answered this call (after several missed calls) with the mute button on - an automated response came on after a few seconds that said "i'm sorry we missed you, we are calling in regards to your favorite organization..." The message doesn't state what that organization is.

Calls come every day sometimes in the morning, sometimes afternoon.

Caller ID just says Utah/

Stop calling, please.