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Chris, Posting "Please make them stop" on this web site will have no effect on the scam caller. The only thingthat is recommended here is DO NOT ANSWER THESE CALLS! Pressing 1 or 3 has does no good either.Suggest you block the number if your phone has this capability, or buy a Sentry blocker from Amazon

I have received a call from Bank Card Relief over 12 times in as many days. When I spoke to a rep I was asked if I owed $2000 or more on a credit card and I replied that I did not that I wanted to speak about the repeated phone calls and before I could say anything else the guy hung up on me. This is nothing more than a scam service.

They call every day. Caller ID says Michigan. I never pick up because we don't know anyone who lives there and that's not our credit card people. They should get the hint that we aren't picking up. Wasting their time!

These calls have been going on for years, starting with Rachael from Card Services. I answered them once in the beginning, but when I got Rachael's recording, I hung up. Only took once to get me to block them. They no longer call my land line where I could block up to 99 numbers; but now they call my cell phone where I'm only allowed 20 blocked calls. They change their number every few months, so just when I think I'm one step ahead of them, they get a new number.

Keeps calling with automated recording about credit card debt. Press 1 for operator or 2 to be removed from list. 2 doesn't work and the operator hangs up on you if you mention being taken off the list.

HATE THESE CALLS!!!!I keep blocking them and they just call with another number....I am on the Canadian Do not Call list but i does not help.

Called from Battle Creek, Mi. Wednesday | September 16, 2015 | 10:55 AM CDT | 0 second, left no msg.

Sorry but "Baby" seals don't exist, That is just another scam put on by the likes of PETA, Sea Shepherd and a nasty piece of work called Brian Davies. While "Baby" seals are a fiction to cause emotional reaction created by the above scum, SEAL PUPS do exist but they haven't been clubbed for thirty years or more.

I've just perused the comments made here and I think I have the answer. Years ago I was having trouble wit telemarketers. I was just about at my wits end. At that time I came up with an idea which seems to work. I set my message manager to answer only after 9 rings. At approximately 9 seconds per ring that is almost a minute and a half (9x9 = 81 sec) most robo machines make money not by calling but by getting through. They don't know if it is a person who answers or another machine. If your machine/service answers the speil is on. By putting so many rings to activate the machine what I have found is they disconnect after about 6 rings. Only down side to this is I have to be sure to notify all friends that my service won't cut in until the phone is just about ready to melt in their hand.

That is the sign of an offshore scammer when they could care less about the Canadian DNCL.