Quilter's Club of America called me today
#13
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: IL
Posts: 2,671
I must say, I HATE those calls. I work nights (nurse) and sleep days. I can't just turn the phone off, I have kids. But there are millions of folks who need to sleep during the day in order to keep society safely running at night. And who buys stuff from telemarketers anyway? I never would.
#17
He most likely was a telemarketer with a script. The correct verbage to discontinue calls from telemarketers is "DO not call, take me off your list" This puts you on a national DO not call list and he is prohibited from calling you again.
#18
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Marengo, Iowa
Posts: 802
Originally Posted by gale
He called at around 9:30 am. Now to some this might not be "early" but I am a night owl and crawled into bed around 5:30 so you do the math. And it's saturday-no lessons so I could sleep in as late as I wanted. Here's how it went:
him: hello, this is xxx from quilter's club of america
me: *big sigh*
him: what's the matter?
me: I'm not interested or I would have renewed when I got the letter AND I was asleep
him: oh. Well I noticed your membership has lapsed and I'd like to renew it for you
Know what you're saying. I get quite upset when the word 'no' is ignored. Did they take that word out of the dictionary?
me: I'm not interested right now
him: gale, are you still quilting?
me: yes but I'm still not interested
him: all I need from you is an okay over the phone
me: NO. I'M NOT INTERESTED *hangs up*
seriously?? Why are they so stinkin' persistent when I said no over and over? I do get calls from magazines I've subscribed to in the past but when I say I'm not interested, the vast majority say 'have a nice day' and that's the end of it. If they try to talk me into it, it's not likely I'll change my mind, and I decide then and there to never buy that magazine again. In fact I have now decided I'll never again subscribe to or buy any F&P magazine, EVER. I was so ticked off I couldn't get back to sleep and I really wanted to get more sleep since I may have to help dh move equipment today. UGH. :thumbdown:
him: hello, this is xxx from quilter's club of america
me: *big sigh*
him: what's the matter?
me: I'm not interested or I would have renewed when I got the letter AND I was asleep
him: oh. Well I noticed your membership has lapsed and I'd like to renew it for you
Know what you're saying. I get quite upset when the word 'no' is ignored. Did they take that word out of the dictionary?
me: I'm not interested right now
him: gale, are you still quilting?
me: yes but I'm still not interested
him: all I need from you is an okay over the phone
me: NO. I'M NOT INTERESTED *hangs up*
seriously?? Why are they so stinkin' persistent when I said no over and over? I do get calls from magazines I've subscribed to in the past but when I say I'm not interested, the vast majority say 'have a nice day' and that's the end of it. If they try to talk me into it, it's not likely I'll change my mind, and I decide then and there to never buy that magazine again. In fact I have now decided I'll never again subscribe to or buy any F&P magazine, EVER. I was so ticked off I couldn't get back to sleep and I really wanted to get more sleep since I may have to help dh move equipment today. UGH. :thumbdown:
#19
Super Member
Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Glenmoore, PA
Posts: 7,941
Originally Posted by gale
He called at around 9:30 am. Now to some this might not be "early" but I am a night owl and crawled into bed around 5:30 so you do the math. And it's saturday-no lessons so I could sleep in as late as I wanted. Here's how it went:
him: hello, this is xxx from quilter's club of america
me: *big sigh*
him: what's the matter?
me: I'm not interested or I would have renewed when I got the letter AND I was asleep
him: oh. Well I noticed your membership has lapsed and I'd like to renew it for you
me: I'm not interested right now
him: gale, are you still quilting?
me: yes but I'm still not interested
him: all I need from you is an okay over the phone
me: NO. I'M NOT INTERESTED *hangs up*
seriously?? Why are they so stinkin' persistent when I said no over and over? I do get calls from magazines I've subscribed to in the past but when I say I'm not interested, the vast majority say 'have a nice day' and that's the end of it. If they try to talk me into it, it's not likely I'll change my mind, and I decide then and there to never buy that magazine again. In fact I have now decided I'll never again subscribe to or buy any F&P magazine, EVER. I was so ticked off I couldn't get back to sleep and I really wanted to get more sleep since I may have to help dh move equipment today. UGH. :thumbdown:
him: hello, this is xxx from quilter's club of america
me: *big sigh*
him: what's the matter?
me: I'm not interested or I would have renewed when I got the letter AND I was asleep
him: oh. Well I noticed your membership has lapsed and I'd like to renew it for you
me: I'm not interested right now
him: gale, are you still quilting?
me: yes but I'm still not interested
him: all I need from you is an okay over the phone
me: NO. I'M NOT INTERESTED *hangs up*
seriously?? Why are they so stinkin' persistent when I said no over and over? I do get calls from magazines I've subscribed to in the past but when I say I'm not interested, the vast majority say 'have a nice day' and that's the end of it. If they try to talk me into it, it's not likely I'll change my mind, and I decide then and there to never buy that magazine again. In fact I have now decided I'll never again subscribe to or buy any F&P magazine, EVER. I was so ticked off I couldn't get back to sleep and I really wanted to get more sleep since I may have to help dh move equipment today. UGH. :thumbdown:
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