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this is ******ed. theyve called twice today.i dont pick up. im 17 why the***** would i want a time share. this isnt helping them get business.

I can verify Celebrity Resorts is the company. They called me on my cell and asked for me by na*****e guy sounded like a real person(Frank) and when I confronted him with the fact that him calling me on my cell phone was a***nst the law, he was rather confused and said that I could talk to his manager. He said I signed up on a website for his call, which I didn't. I requested the IP address that this request was made from, but he said that he only had the email address that "I" used, which was a random set of letters. If he couldn't give me the IP, then in my mind they are accepting responsibility and the FCC can deal with them. Remember people, the only way to end this sort of thing is to report them to the FCC. Here's the web address: https://esupport.fcc.gov/form1088/consumer.do Remember, this is only if they called you on a cell phone, not a regular land line. There are other ways to complain here: http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/complaints_tcpa.htmlPlease help the FCC...

They are calling at least 4 times a week for past 3 weeks, ever since I filled out a survey from a company I have purchased numerous items before.  They never leave a message.

I got a call from them on my cell today, didn't answer, later called it back to see who it was, figured they had their name on the welocme, instead it got forwarded to a rep that asked how can i help you and called me by name.  A am also on the Nation No_call list.

I signed-up for giftcardfreebies.com yes****ay, and I s****ed getting calls from this number today for an Orlando vacation.  I did not want to sign-up for telemarketing calls, as I am on the National No-Call List.  Annoying.

I know exactly who this is... Celebrity Resorts < http://www.celebrityresorts.com/ >. Yes, its a timeshare. Last year I booked a "hotel" in Steamboat Springs, not realizing until I got there that it was really a timeshare that also rents unused units as hotel rooms. Ever since that stay they have been calling my cell number!!! I already told them once not to call. I just called tonight and left a message with my name & the number they called and told them to take me off their freaking list. We'll see if it does the trick. They have called and not left a message practially every day. Shee***

got a call and they ***g up. I called back, and it turned out it was a marketing call from a hotel in lake Buena vista (orlando) where we had stayed, offering us a package for $149 dollars for another stay there in the next  months. I declined. I still dont know how they got my unlisted phone number from.

I received a call from this number. I don't answwer any number that I don't recognize. If it is really important then they should leave a message but didn't. I tried looking it up using reverse directory but they charge at least $19 for a reverse look-up. Now who is ****** enough to pay that amount when that is not my problem. Google is free and yet they earn a lot from adverti*****ts. So why don't they do the same thing instead of charging us $19 for a useless information which is just for my curiosity.

For the last three weeks, I have received calls from this number every day, only on my cell. I am on the National Do Not Call List, as well as the Texas Do Not Call List (for which I paid). I always answer the phone, but no one ever says anything, after a few seconds, the call is cut off. I call my provider (Sprint) and they remove the time from my minutes, so really is just a nuisance.

called, asked for me by name, ***g up on me.