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PLEASE stop calling! four times in the last two hours. Answered, hang up.

I am receiving up to 5 phone calls from you a day. I am on a do not call list. Please do not call again!

I don's see anyone here disputing the fact that donating blood is good for everyone involved. So, please, don't judge those of us that are annoyed with multiple calls. Firstly, when I signed up, I asked to be contacted by email. But somewhere down the line they started calling. They usually call when i am at work and cannot answer. Second, I donate when I can, but I don't want to be called 4 times a day, everyday until I do. I've answered the phone and told them that I will come in when I can, and to stop calling. But of course, two months after I donate, the calls start happening again. Yeah, I get it. There's always a shortage. And No, I'm not going to stop donating blood out of spite. I'm doing my best to help! All I want is for some modifications for their contact system. A simple email or just 1 call would suffice. This would also help them to perhaps focus on getting new donors. I would be willing to give a monetary donation for advertisements!

Puget Sound? Washington? Then why the hell are they calling me in Tucson AZ, to a local Tucson phone number?? I damn sure am not going to travel to Washington to donate blood. Lets hear an explanation from this place for that one.

D'oh! Actually, you're 100% wrong-at least in this case. The Puget Sound Blood Center is not only legit, they are the only blood donor organization in the Puget Sound area (as their name would imply). Those other places that buy your plasma are not where you donate blood (by definition). They only pay for your plasma, and don't take the blood.I donate regularly and this is how they contact me to tell me it's time to donate again. It IS annoying until I realize it's them again-but I also just ignore the phone calls until I feel like setting up a new donation date. As much as I too despise auto-dial telemarketers, you really do need to dial it back a bit!