I have been called 4 times today and 5 times. I have told them I am on a "do no call list" and to stop calling at every call. They are not even looking for me. They are looking for another person. Today, again, I told them to stop calling me. How do I get them to stop?

I got a call from a Mr Sam Gonzales, NPOAN Board Member .. The New Property Owners Association of Newport in Crosby, Tx. He did have business with me. However, how or why the caller ID would show this number is unknown. I've been told it is used to block call back attempts. I don't know but when I tried to call it immediately back it just rang and rang. That's all I can tell you since the management company for NPOAN, Houston Community Management Services, will not give out his number and I can't find it published anywhere else. Hope this helps someone get to the bottom of this.

Automated message - Hello this is Ann from Healthcare Services, please hold. Call then proceeds to connect call to another automated message. Wish these companies would quite wasting my time!!!

I do not give my cell number to just anyone. These scammers call under different numbers all the time... Card Services...no problem with your account but call us right away...

SPAM - This guy called me (didn't call me by name) to let me know that my 15 million dollars needed to be delivered to my doorstep. Do NOT fall for this - if someone, Anyone wanted to give you 15 million dollars - TRUST and believe they would knock on your door AND know your name!

Ça bouffe, ça me vole mon temps d'antenne à coup de 25¢ ici et là dans le temps. On devrait porter plainte pour du vol.

I am on the National Do Not Call registry and believe that I should have the ability to complain and win some sort of suit from the company.

called couple times never leaves message just a annoying call.

This is the umpteenth telephone number the company has used. It's likely regarding a credit card debt that's at least 20 years old. Apparently they've also called my mother, since I lived with her for a while during the early 1990's. Portfolio also did some "short" reviews of my credit report last year. If they have my address, why not send me a letter? Guess it costs too much to send letters to everyone for whom they have worthless debts.