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Are you plan to sue telemarketer for non quality products or just by calling when you are sleeping

Like most any industry, a few bad apples spoil it for everyone else. Yes, I know, telemarketers are just trying to make a living. But if I politely tell them I'm not interested and to take me off their call list (even though I am on the do not call registry), I expect it to be done. Why would I want to sue one of them? Maybe because they are calling me 6 times a day, are rude, and refuse to stop. If the telemarketing industry would police itself, there would be a lot less people who hate it.

Ok. My mom has to work at a telemarketing company to make money for us. We lost our father on 9/11 leaving my mom no choice but to work .. and you people are saying to blow out the ear drum of the next person who calls. Why don't you try hiring people for better jobs. Some people have no choice but to work at these damn places. Just say you are not interested and take you off the list. Blowing out someone's eardrum. I don't know about you guys, but i like my mom to hear me and my sister.

Some Call Centers are imposing number of calls to their agents making the calls irresponsible. In our call center, we make calling informal, no quantities needed, customer are well targeted based on criteria and we make sure we are in utmost courtesy.

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I pick up the phone wait for some one to ask for me/head of house hold then start screaming like I'm being attacked saying don't shoot then slam a book on my desk (like a gunshot) and scream again then hang up. I figure It will wast their time trying to figure out what to do or their time telling some one else asking what to do. Some times when I'm bored I play along for as long as I can before saying "can you hold on for a moment" then listen for how long it takes for them to hang up. I figure if your going to wast my time I might as well have some fun.

Here are some very good tips that I used to eliminate telemarketing. It works really well.

Answer the phone: San Diego Fire Department, Accounting, How may I help you?

Usually the telemarketer will ask if this (whatever your number is)?

Say, Yes it is, but this is the Accounting Department for San Diego Fire.

They usually will remove the number in a day or so.

I did this and the number of telemarketing calls dropped to 0

Want to know how to sue telemarketers? Suing telemarketers is easy. You just need to understand the laws.

Most people have experienced it--that annoying ring of the phone just as dinner goes on the table. When you answer, you find it's not a call from a friend or family member, or even from work. It's someone calling to sell you something--a telemarketer.

If you are frustrated by the number of telemarketing calls you receive, or annoyed by the barrage of hang-ups and "dead air" calls by automatic dialers, you're not alone.

The good news is that new laws have thwarted invasive telemarketing practices. A national Do-Not-Call registry offers a simple and effective way to block unwanted solicitations.

There are many other laws on the books to discourage irresponsible telemarketers.

For example, did you know that the FCC prohibits sending unsolicited fax advertisements unless the recipient grants the sender permission to fax the advertisement?

Did you know that telemarketers can only make calls to residences between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m. unless they have your prior express consent or you have an established business relationship with them?

Did you know that a telemarketer cannot place a call to a residence using a prerecorded commercial message unless the called party consents or the call is for emergency purposes?

Major federal laws that regulate telemarketing include the Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991 (TCPA) and the Telemarketing and Consumer Fraud Abuse Prevention Act.

Filing a Lawsuit Against Telemarketers

Consumers now have the right to sue a company in state courts in order to stop solicitation calls and/or receive monetary damages. By statute, you can receive up to $500 in damages per violation or, if the court finds that the company willfully or knowingly violated the new do-not-call regulations, up to $1500 in damages per violation. You could also receive actual monetary losses; the court has complete discretion in setting damage amounts for such cases.

If you want to take action against a company that continues to call you, make sure you have evidence to back up your claim. For example, send a certified letter, return receipt requested, demanding to be placed on the "do not call" list. Keep a copy of the letter and the return receipt as proof. Also, keep a log of all calls.

If you are ready to sue a telemarketer, determine whether you can sue in small claims court. This can save time and money.

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Telemarketers have a new scam now. They tell you they are taking a "survey". What it ends up being is a sales pitch. Goddam those puke losers.

The other comment about using a sports airhorn is cool. I think I will start to talk very softly and tell them that I am very interested in their product. When the have the phone volume turned up and pressed against their ear then let the horn rip! Hahahahhaha

It's interesting that you claim telemarketing can be a good thing, but can't provide any data as such. (Along with not providing proper grammar.) Some of us are concerned because we continue to be harassed at home by telephone marketers even after registering with the do not call list. When we moved to a new home the calls started, 10 and 15 times a day. At least 6 different numbers just trying to sell us a subscription to a paper. If you really know how "good" telemarketing is, I encourage you to educate everyone, with details and not simply your opinion.

When you get calls from numbers like 4028842189 use an airhorn such as those used at a basketball game and they usually stop calling for several months.

If you can't figure out how to do research, then you shouldn't whine about it here, dumbass. Telemarketing is equivalent to spam. If you have no problem with telemarketing or spam then why don't you post you phone number and email here? You can enjoy all the unsolicited calls and email you want. Any calls and any spam you receive will be proberly targeted especially for you. The rest of the world does not want telemarketers calling nor spammers spamming. You say "Go 2 hell" but we're already there. You don't realize that being called all the time by scum-bag telemarketers is Hell. Properly targeted telemarketing? That's from the perspective of the telemarketer. The private individual does not want any telemarketing, properly targeted or otherwise.