253-753-9030 / 2537539030

I've received multiple calls from this number on my office phone. I registered with the Do Not Call Registry six months ago. I usually hang up, but today I pressed one to talk to a "friendly customer service representative." I got a busy signal for several minutes and then was disconnected. I've reported the number to the FCC several times. I don't know how to get rid of them. They always say it's my second and final offer to get a better rate on my credit card. They don't tell their company name which is illegal..

recorded message wanting to reduce or eliminate my time share fees from Bryan. i do not have a time share. i even get snail mail wanting to do the same. recording said press 1 to find out if i qualify and 2 to be removed. i pressed 2. AND, then i blocked future calls.

Received an unwanted call about "my timeshare" I don't own a timeshare!They have called previously.

Received call today on my land line phone re: lowering credit card rate.Said that this is my last chance to do so. I hung up as I am also on the "Do not call list". Amazing how that doesn't stop the calls from telemarketers.

2nd o 3rd call at 11:53 am from Brian to sell my time share to call 1-888-881-0116. I have responded to them before to remove my # from list as I have not owned a time share for over 5 years. Called again to ask them to remove my # from their list and I am being harassed. Jessica - supervisor said she would remove my name - we shall see

i just recived a call from this company and i pressed one and and i spoke with one guy didnt give his name i told the guy that i spoke to take my name off there list and he said sir there no way we can take your number off the list and before i could get the next word out of my mouth he asked me is last------ and said yes and he said thats kool and so said let me speak to a suppervisor and he sure this guy came on the phone and asked did push one and i said yes and i told him to remove my number he tried to skip around the question i told i have no credit cards he hung up the phone

just complained to the Secretary of State, Better Business Bureau, and the FCC. AND put it on Facebook. These people call at all times of the day and night and don't even have an option for I am NOT this person!

i just recived a call from this company and i pressed one and and i spoke with one guy didnt give his name i told the guy that i spoke to take my name off there list and he said sir there no way we can take your number off the list and before i could get the next word out of my mouth he asked me is my last name------ and said yes and he said thats kool and so said let me speak to a suppervisor and he sure this guy came on the phone and asked did push one and i said yes and i told him to remove my number he tried to skip around the question i told i have no credit cards he hung up the phone

This caller just called me for the umpteenth time -- for 10 years. Not sure if it's the same caller repeatedly or if it's many different callers. The caller does, however, leave a message. The caller says they can do some such thing for "my" timeshare. On the rare occasion that I pick up, the caller asks for the name of the person who had my phone number before I did - 10 years ago! I do not have a timeshare; never have and probably never will. I have repeatedly asked to be removed from their call list. The word "repeatedly" and the length of time I've been getting these calls says just how "successful" I've been in getting my phone number removed. I try not to let these kinds of calls bother me but they do on occasion GET to me. That I'm here spending time reporting this tells you how I feel today - P*D off that for ten years I've repeatedly told them I do not have a timeshare! I'm >< close to changing my phone number which I wish I didn't need to do. But it may be the only way to get these calls to stop once and for all!

Got a call on an office line registered with the Do-Not-Call list, pressed 1 to talk to the "friendly customer service representative," asked the rep for the name of the company, and he hung up on me.