Take the call, and then tell them to take you off of their calling list.
Or pay the money that you owe them ;¬D
K- Vote on answer
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17 years ago
Tirade Tuesday: telemarketers and Bellsouth's "Privacy Director"
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17 years ago
That's what we wound up doing. We had to accept the call and tell them in person to stop calling. Unfortunately, that's what the Privacy Director is supposed to do - insulate you from having to talk directly to them. You press 2 to reject the call and that should be enough. In the case of Arbitron, they took the reject to mean "maybe; call me later."
Arbitron is officially on my *crap* list.
John