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who are you planning to spend the rest of your life with? your sister or girlfriend?
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I sold my Yaris 5 years ago, and seriously, IT IS better than your shit box civics. The mods I have for that car is probably worth more than your whole self-worth.
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After spending some time reading through this thread, I now know how to give a killer blowjob. Thanks revscene.
How to Remove Yourself From Telemarketing Lists
By an eHow Contributor
Does the phone always ring just as you're sitting down to dinner, and does it always turn out to be someone trying to sell you a new roof or clean your carpets? You can fight back without turning off your phone.
Difficulty: Moderately challenging
Instructions
Things You'll Need:
Telephones
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Tell the telemarketer to put your name and phone number on his or her company's "do not call" list, and request a copy of the company's "do not call" policy.
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Use junk-call and junk-mail removal services, which arrange to delete your name from telemarketing lists.
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Have your name and phone number placed on the Direct Marketing Association's telephone preference list, which the association maintains to identify individuals who do not wish to be contacted.
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Avoid buying things from or donating to telemarketers. Cooperating with telemarketers may result in your name and number being sold to other telemarketing firms.
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Maintain an unlisted phone number, since many telemarketers build their lists from the phone book.
You can sign up here for the do not call list. If you're on this list, it is illegal for any telemarketer to call you. If they do, they will face a hefty fine.
This list exempts companies you signed up for though. (Credit Cards, Cell phone etc)
they called my mom once because she had entered a draw to win a 2 year lease for a lexus Sc430...but they never called again after that, guess she didnt win
You can sign up here for the do not call list. If you're on this list, it is illegal for any telemarketer to call you. If they do, they will face a hefty fine.
This list exempts companies you signed up for though. (Credit Cards, Cell phone etc)
I signed up for that list when it first started a couple years ago and I STILL get unsolicited telemarketing calls. There's some kind of loophole that I think allows telemarketing companies to buy out the list, allowing them to continue.
I signed up for that list when it first started a couple years ago and I STILL get unsolicited telemarketing calls. There's some kind of loophole that I think allows telemarketing companies to buy out the list, allowing them to continue.
Now I just tell them they've called Pizza hut.
It's actually against Federal law. You should get their number down and report them. They will definitely stop eventually after they face upwards to a hundred thousands of dollars in fines