Quality Resources telemarketing calls—how to stop them!

I finaly called the number back after getting several annoying calls, they are selling trial gas cards and other stuff, they also mention a recent Keranique order

Following an offer of a $100 gas card for $1, the caller became extremely pushy and rude, prompting me to hang up; this seems like a clear case of harassment and the number should be shut down.

The call was regarding a product I recently purchased online, and the representative claimed I was a preferred Visa card holder. They requested that I provide my card information, excluding the CVC, and my address, attempting to persuade me to sign up for 'free' trials that would only require me to pay for shipping and handling. I explicitly stated that I did not want to be charged for anything beyond the initial product.

After answering their call, I was offered free gas, but I'm concerned about how they obtained my information without consent.

After not answering the initial call, I returned the call and requested to be removed from the call list, and the representative agreed to do so in a pleasant manner.

Following an order for HYDRO MOUSSE grass seed, repeated calls have been received from QRI, prompting a warning to avoid ordering from this company altogether.

My phone has been inundated with calls from 866-379-2003, with five calls the previous day. Despite being on the do-not-call list, the calls persist, leaving me wondering who they are and how to stop them.

After ordering a razor online, this number contacted me regarding gas vouchers and unwanted credit card charges, which is not right, I only ordered one product, and I dont want any additional services, I wish they would remove my number from their list, it's very frustrating, especialy since they couldn't even provide a delivery date for my order

Recent online purchases may have led to this number obtaining credit card information, resulting in calls offering gas discounts and coupons, with a nominal charge to the credit card. However, the bank's policy of declining charges without sufficient funds provides protection against unauthorized transactions.