Question:
can I sue a telemarketer company?
I recently purchased something that I found out on a few blogs will turn into a solicitation nightmare. From what tons of people are saying online, this company is going to start to stalk the hell outta me here real soon, and be cocky, rude and disregard all requests to not be called back. This is what I am thinking about doing, do you think it would work? #1 – get a recording device from my sister for the phone & hook it up. #2 – when someone calls asking for me (w/ my proper name) and obviously not a friend/family calling, I will tell them “hold on” and go turn on the recorder and then get back on the phone and verify it is me and then say “this call may be monitored or recorded” all the while it is recording and if they continue the call then they have been warned. Then I will say, “put me on the National Do Not Call Registry, thank you, good bye.” #3 – when they call back (and they will) I will repeat step 2 everytime. I’ll have proof then 
) Will this work in court?
So instead I should just tell them to take me off of THEIR list?
Also, I purchased materials, and the telemarketers are like a 3rd party mentoring service to supplement the materials I bought, does that matter?
Best answer:
Answer by Jenny
I think you may have to put yourself on the National Do Not Call Registry, that is what I had to do. Put if I was you, I would delete this question so that you will not have this question come and bite you in the butt when you try this. It is preplanned, and if it comes to the attention of the people on the other end, it may not work out to well for you.
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May 16, 2012
Categories: Business Opportunity
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Tags: Area, company, Hiring, know, scarborough, telemarketing, wondering, years
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