Quality Resources telemarketing calls—how to stop them!

Discovering this information has been enlightening, thanks to Google and 800notes.com. Upon calling the number back, I expected an automated system that would allow me to opt-out, as others had mentioned. The call was about a discount program, but the representative made it seem like I would directly receive gas vouchers. However, the reality was that I would have to mail in receipts to get reimbursed, which seemed like an inconvenience. I politely declined, and the representative appreciated my courtesy, not pressing the issue further.

A call was received during which the caller claimed I had signed up for a shopping program and proceeded to request my husband's birthday.

A call was made claiming that free vouchers for merchandise were won, and that an application for further discounts and giveaways would be sent, but a subscription fee would need to be paid by credit card, and they already had the last four digits of an active card

I picked up a call from a fast talking salesman, he said they were sending me a $40 gas card, but i dont think it was legit, he was trying to get me to sign up for something

I concur with Mike's experience, as my purchase from Iron Gym led to numerous sales calls, despite never having such calls on my cell phone before; the representative refused to accept my decline and proceeded to sign me up for gas vouchers

Receiving multiple calls from this number, first at school and then at work, but I haven't had a chance to answer yet; when I do, they launch into a scripted speech, leaving me perplexed.

After multiple calls, an answer led to an offer of a free $40 gas card and retail savings membership, but the mention of my credit card number prompted immediate cancellation of the agreement.

Following the cancellation of my online order for Acai Berry 500, I received hourly calls from this number, prompting me to register it on the DO NOT CALL LIST, which seems ineffective as I've already received two missed calls today.

Over the past week, I have received an average of one unsolicited call per day to my cell phone from this number, and when I answered, I told them to stop

Quality Resources, Inc, a company based in Clearwater, Florida, has been identified, with a main phone number of 727-669-2242 and adress at 19321-C US 19n, suite 200, managed by Cheryl Mercuris

A company claimed a product order, which was not qualified for gas vouchers, with the caller providing information too quickly to grasp

During the verification process, the representative exhibited rude behavior, claiming that gas coupons would only cost one dollar, yet they lacked my credit card information and had incorrect address details; they assured me the coupons would be mailed, but I'm concerned about potential unauthorized charges.