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I am receiving 5 to 7 calls a day, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. everyday. I have selected the option to be taken off the call registry. I have spoken with a rep. and asked to be taken of the registry. I have done these multiple times each.
Each rep. tells me that it will take up to 10 days to remove me from the list. But it never happens and the amount of calls increase.
No further contact by the busi Never call me again!
Thank you for the information you provided in your complaint. Interstate National Dealer Services, Inc. ("Interstate") takes consumer complaints very seriously. Recently, Interstate has been receiving reports that telemarketers have been making improper solicitations to consumers and identifying themselves as "National Dealer Services," "Dealer Services," "Internet Auto," or by other similar, generic names. Due to the similarity between these names and our own, when someone attempts to identify the company, for example by Googling "National Dealer Services," Interstate is often mistakenly identified as the source of the calls. In some instances, Interstate has been advised that these telemarketers will go so far as to provide our website information if the authenticity of the call is questioned. These telemarketers are not calling our behalf.
We are sorry to hear about these frustrating solicitations. Interstate has been making a diligent effort to identify the specific entity or entities behind these calls. However, because the callers disguise their true identity by utilizing bogus or spoofed phone numbers, locating and identifying them has proven extremely difficult. Our efforts to identify these telemarketers are ongoing. In addition, Interstate has notified multiple government entities, including the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") and the Attorneys General of all fifty states, about these telemarketing activities. We will continue our efforts to try to identify the companies and marketers behind the calls.
(The consumer indicated he/she ACCEPTED the response from the business.)
That is what I thought was happening, because of them calling from many different numbers. I felt you would have more luck than I in having them stopped.
Thanks for your help.
This company continuously calls my wireless number from multiple phone numbers - all numbers starting with my local area code. I have asked repeatedly to remove my phone number from their calling list, only to be hung up on.
No further contact by the busi I would like for my contact information to be COMPLETELY removed from their database. I am not interested in any extended vehicle warranty - NOW OR EVER!!!! This is beyond harassment and if not resolved will be reported to the attorney general, phone conversations will begin to be recorded and the FTC contacted to file a lawsuit.
Thank you for the information you provided in your complaint. Interstate National Dealer Services, Inc. ("Interstate") takes consumer complaints very seriously. Recently, Interstate has been receiving reports that telemarketers have been making improper solicitations to consumers and identifying themselves as "National Dealer Services," "Dealer Services," "Internet Auto," or by other similar, generic names. Due to the similarity between these names and our own, when someone attempts to identify the company, for example by Googling "National Dealer Services," Interstate is often mistakenly identified as the source of the calls. In some instances, Interstate has been advised that these telemarketers will go so far as to provide our website information if the authenticity of the call is questioned. These telemarketers are not calling our behalf.
We are sorry to hear about these frustrating solicitations. Interstate has been making a diligent effort to identify the specific entity or entities behind these calls. However, because the callers disguise their true identity by utilizing bogus or spoofed phone numbers, locating and identifying them has proven extremely difficult. Our efforts to identify these telemarketers are ongoing. In addition, Interstate has notified multiple government entities, including the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") and the Attorneys General of all fifty states, about these telemarketing activities. We will continue our efforts to try to identify the companies and marketers behind the calls.
(The consumer indicated he/she ACCEPTED the response from the business.)
As frustrating as continuous calls are, I understand that another entity may be the source based on the businesses reply. I will stay vigilant.
I've asked this company several times to remove my name from their call list. They even have an automatic system that tell you if you press the option you will be removed from their list. I've spoken with someone and was assured my name will be removed. I do not even own the auto they are calling me about. I can provide you with how many calls I get from them. Please get them to remove me
No further contact by the busi NO FURTHER CONTACT
Thank you for the information you provided in your complaint. Interstate National Dealer Services, Inc. ("Interstate") takes consumer complaints very seriously. Recently, Interstate has been receiving reports that telemarketers have been making improper solicitations to consumers and identifying themselves as "National Dealer Services," "Dealer Services," "Internet Auto," or by other similar, generic names. Due to the similarity between these names and our own, when someone attempts to identify the company, for example by Googling "National Dealer Services," Interstate is often mistakenly identified as the source of the calls. In some instances, Interstate has been advised that these telemarketers will go so far as to provide our website information if the authenticity of the call is questioned. These telemarketers are not calling our behalf.
We are sorry to hear about these frustrating solicitations. Interstate has been making a diligent effort to identify the specific entity or entities behind these calls. However, because the callers disguise their true identity by utilizing bogus or spoofed phone numbers, locating and identifying them has proven extremely difficult. Our efforts to identify these telemarketers are ongoing. In addition, Interstate has notified multiple government entities, including the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") and the Attorneys General of all fifty states, about these telemarketing activities. We will continue our efforts to try to identify the companies and marketers behind the calls.
Company keeps calling after I have repeated ask that they put me on their do not call list. The numbers that show up on my caller ID are local disconnected numbers, preventing me from reaching the company when its representatives hangs up in my face once I ask for a manager or complain about the obsessive calling.
No further contact by the busi I want them to stop calling me.
Thank you for the information you provided in your complaint. Interstate National Dealer Services, Inc. ("Interstate") takes consumer complaints very seriously. Recently, Interstate has been receiving reports that telemarketers have been making improper solicitations to consumers and identifying themselves as "National Dealer Services," "Dealer Services," "Internet Auto," or by other similar, generic names. Due to the similarity between these names and our own, when someone attempts to identify the company, for example by Googling "National Dealer Services," Interstate is often mistakenly identified as the source of the calls. In some instances, Interstate has been advised that these telemarketers will go so far as to provide our website information if the authenticity of the call is questioned. These telemarketers are not calling our behalf.
We are sorry to hear about these frustrating solicitations. Interstate has been making a diligent effort to identify the specific entity or entities behind these calls. However, because the callers disguise their true identity by utilizing bogus or spoofed phone numbers, locating and identifying them has proven extremely difficult. Our efforts to identify these telemarketers are ongoing. In addition, Interstate has notified multiple government entities, including the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") and the Attorneys General of all fifty states, about these telemarketing activities. We will continue our efforts to try to identify the companies and marketers behind the calls.
I have been receiving several phone calls every day trying to sell me a warranty for my car. For years I have been trying to get on the no call list but the calls have never stopped
No further contact by the busi I want compensation for every time they called because this has been an invasion into my life. Today I elected to try to talk to a human. Instead of hanging up on me their caller said our call back number is ***wewillcallrught back. Now I'm mad
Thank you for the information you provided in your complaint. Interstate National Dealer Services, Inc. ("Interstate") takes consumer complaints very seriously. Recently, Interstate has been receiving reports that telemarketers have been making improper solicitations to consumers and identifying themselves as "National Dealer Services," "Dealer Services," "Internet Auto," or by other similar, generic names. Due to the similarity between these names and our own, when someone attempts to identify the company, for example by Googling "National Dealer Services," Interstate is often mistakenly identified as the source of the calls. In some instances, Interstate has been advised that these telemarketers will go so far as to provide our website information if the authenticity of the call is questioned. These telemarketers are not calling our behalf.
We are sorry to hear about these frustrating solicitations. Interstate has been making a diligent effort to identify the specific entity or entities behind these calls. However, because the callers disguise their true identity by utilizing bogus or spoofed phone numbers, locating and identifying them has proven extremely difficult. Our efforts to identify these telemarketers are ongoing. In addition, Interstate has notified multiple government entities, including the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") and the Attorneys General of all fifty states, about these telemarketing activities. We will continue our efforts to try to identify the companies and marketers behind the calls.
This company calls me from multiple numbers, several times a day. I have requested to be put on the no call list many times. I have tried to speak with a representative several times but every time the person hangs up on my in mid sentance. This has been going on for MONTHS
No further contact by the busi STOP CALLING ME. I HAVE NO VEHICLE WARRANTY. MY VEHICLE IS 38 YEARS OLD!!!
Thank you for the information you provided in your complaint. Interstate National Dealer Services, Inc. ("Interstate") takes consumer complaints very seriously. Recently, Interstate has been receiving reports that telemarketers have been making improper solicitations to consumers and identifying themselves as "National Dealer Services," "Dealer Services," "Internet Auto," or by other similar, generic names. Due to the similarity between these names and our own, when someone attempts to identify the company, for example by Googling "National Dealer Services," Interstate is often mistakenly identified as the source of the calls. In some instances, Interstate has been advised that these telemarketers will go so far as to provide our website information if the authenticity of the call is questioned. These telemarketers are not calling our behalf.
We are sorry to hear about these frustrating solicitations. Interstate has been making a diligent effort to identify the specific entity or entities behind these calls. However, because the callers disguise their true identity by utilizing bogus or spoofed phone numbers, locating and identifying them has proven extremely difficult. Our efforts to identify these telemarketers are ongoing. In addition, Interstate has notified multiple government entities, including the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") and the Attorneys General of all fifty states, about these telemarketing activities. We will continue our efforts to try to identify the companies and marketers behind the calls.
They call me repeatedly trying to sell me services. If I ask for more information or try to cancel the phone is hung up before I can say anything further.I have tried all ways to remove myself from their call list and none of them seem to work
Product_Or_Service: "extended warranty"
Other (requires explanation) Never call me again.
Thank you for the information you provided in your complaint. Interstate National Dealer Services, Inc. ("Interstate") takes consumer complaints very seriously. Recently, Interstate has been receiving reports that telemarketers have been making improper solicitations to consumers and identifying themselves as "National Dealer Services," "Dealer Services," "Internet Auto," or by other similar, generic names. Due to the similarity between these names and our own, when someone attempts to identify the company, for example by Googling "National Dealer Services," Interstate is often mistakenly identified as the source of the calls. In some instances, Interstate has been advised that these telemarketers will go so far as to provide our website information if the authenticity of the call is questioned. These telemarketers are not calling our behalf.
We are sorry to hear about these frustrating solicitations. Interstate has been making a diligent effort to identify the specific entity or entities behind these calls. However, because the callers disguise their true identity by utilizing bogus or spoofed phone numbers, locating and identifying them has proven extremely difficult. Our efforts to identify these telemarketers are ongoing. In addition, Interstate has notified multiple government entities, including the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") and the Attorneys General of all fifty states, about these telemarketing activities. We will continue our efforts to try to identify the companies and marketers behind the calls.
Your business repeatedly calls me. You do not offer an option to be removed from your calling list. When I speak to a representative of your company you will not remove me from your calling list without me first providing information about my vehicle.
No further contact by the busi Do not call XXX-XXX-XXXX any more.
Thank you for the information you provided in your complaint. Interstate National Dealer Services, Inc. ("Interstate") takes consumer complaints very seriously. Recently, Interstate has been receiving reports that telemarketers have been making improper solicitations to consumers and identifying themselves as "National Dealer Services," "Dealer Services," "Internet Auto," or by other similar, generic names. Due to the similarity between these names and our own, when someone attempts to identify the company, for example by Googling "National Dealer Services," Interstate is often mistakenly identified as the source of the calls. In some instances, Interstate has been advised that these telemarketers will go so far as to provide our website information if the authenticity of the call is questioned. These telemarketers are not calling our behalf.
We are sorry to hear about these frustrating solicitations. Interstate has been making a diligent effort to identify the specific entity or entities behind these calls. However, because the callers disguise their true identity by utilizing bogus or spoofed phone numbers, locating and identifying them has proven extremely difficult. Our efforts to identify these telemarketers are ongoing. In addition, Interstate has notified multiple government entities, including the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") and the Attorneys General of all fifty states, about these telemarketing activities. We will continue our efforts to try to identify the companies and marketers behind the calls.
This company has called me about a car that my husband used to own. The car was traded in about 3 years ago. They have called my number at least 3 times. A local number pops up on my cell phone. I asked them how they knew that I owned the car and from where did they get the information. No good answer followed. When I asked where the company is located they responded with Philly. So I asked why did the call come from a local number? At which point they hung up on me.
During another encounter with this film-flam organization, I told them that we did not own the car and asked that they remove me from their calling list. I even said "please". Again I was rudely hung up on. They keep on calling and I keep on asking them to remove me, but the calls keep coming. I running out of space on my block caller list. Please do something about this.
Product_Or_Service: None
No further contact by the busi I never again want to hear from the National Dealer Services Company.
Thank you for the information you provided in your complaint. Interstate National Dealer Services, Inc. ("Interstate") takes consumer complaints very seriously. Recently, Interstate has been receiving reports that telemarketers have been making improper solicitations to consumers and identifying themselves as "National Dealer Services," "Dealer Services," "Internet Auto," or by other similar, generic names. Due to the similarity between these names and our own, when someone attempts to identify the company, for example by Googling "National Dealer Services," Interstate is often mistakenly identified as the source of the calls. In some instances, Interstate has been advised that these telemarketers will go so far as to provide our website information if the authenticity of the call is questioned. These telemarketers are not calling our behalf.
We are sorry to hear about these frustrating solicitations. Interstate has been making a diligent effort to identify the specific entity or entities behind these calls. However, because the callers disguise their true identity by utilizing bogus or spoofed phone numbers, locating and identifying them has proven extremely difficult. Our efforts to identify these telemarketers are ongoing. In addition, Interstate has notified multiple government entities, including the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") and the Attorneys General of all fifty states, about these telemarketing activities. We will continue our efforts to try to identify the companies and marketers behind the calls.
The corporation uses deceptive practices to call me to sell me products and services. They change the outbound number of their telephone trunk group to make it appear to be reputable calls. Once answered, they do not offer to remove me from their call list.
I have held the line and spoke with a representative on several occasions asking them to remove me from their call list. I have received over 30 calls this month from this service using various spoofed ANI to sell me warranty insurance for a vehicle I don't even have. This is not the first month they have called me.
No further contact by the busi Stop them from calling me ever again for any reason for the rest of time. I work from home and they are affecting my ability to work.
Thank you for the information you provided in your complaint. Interstate National Dealer Services, Inc. ("Interstate") takes consumer complaints very seriously. Recently, Interstate has been receiving reports that telemarketers have been making improper solicitations to consumers and identifying themselves as "National Dealer Services," "Dealer Services," "Internet Auto," or by other similar, generic names. Due to the similarity between these names and our own, when someone attempts to identify the company, for example by Googling "National Dealer Services," Interstate is often mistakenly identified as the source of the calls. In some instances, Interstate has been advised that these telemarketers will go so far as to provide our website information if the authenticity of the call is questioned. These telemarketers are not calling our behalf.
We are sorry to hear about these frustrating solicitations. Interstate has been making a diligent effort to identify the specific entity or entities behind these calls. However, because the callers disguise their true identity by utilizing bogus or spoofed phone numbers, locating and identifying them has proven extremely difficult. Our efforts to identify these telemarketers are ongoing. In addition, Interstate has notified multiple government entities, including the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") and the Attorneys General of all fifty states, about these telemarketing activities. We will continue our efforts to try to identify the companies and marketers behind the calls.
(The consumer indicated he/she DID NOT accept the response from the business.)
The agent identified the company and I researched their branding. They provide the product offered by the agent. I continue to receive these calls.
This company provides warranty products offered by the agent and the agent identified the company as the company of record.
I am sorry to hear about the inconvenience and unwanted phone calls you are receiving. We have started to receive a large volume of complaints similar to yours and I want to ensure you that we are here to help you.
To clarify who you have reached, the number you are calling right now is for Interstate National Dealer Services. We are an administrator and provider of service contracts. We do not sell directly to consumers.
You've specifically reached the member services department of Interstate. I want to assure you that those calls are not being made by our call center or our company
Regular robo calls. Doesn't matter if I choose the option to be removed. I get at least 1 call a day sometimes more at my business. Absolute harassment.
No further contact by the busi I would prefer to be added to a class action lawsuit against this company. The extended warranty scam is rampant and everyone knows about their relentless pursuit.
Thank you for the information you provided in your complaint. Interstate National Dealer Services, Inc. ("Interstate") takes consumer complaints very seriously. Recently, Interstate has been receiving reports that telemarketers have been making improper solicitations to consumers and identifying themselves as "National Dealer Services," "Dealer Services," "Internet Auto," or by other similar, generic names. Due to the similarity between these names and our own, when someone attempts to identify the company, for example by Googling "National Dealer Services," Interstate is often mistakenly identified as the source of the calls. In some instances, Interstate has been advised that these telemarketers will go so far as to provide our website information if the authenticity of the call is questioned. These telemarketers are not calling our behalf.
We are sorry to hear about these frustrating solicitations. Interstate has been making a diligent effort to identify the specific entity or entities behind these calls. However, because the callers disguise their true identity by utilizing bogus or spoofed phone numbers, locating and identifying them has proven extremely difficult. Our efforts to identify these telemarketers are ongoing. In addition, Interstate has notified multiple government entities, including the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") and the Attorneys General of all fifty states, about these telemarketing activities. We will continue our efforts to try to identify the companies and marketers behind the calls.
This business keeps calling me after I have requested to be removed and put onto their do not call list. I have been contacted by this company approximately 4 times since I have requestedd not to be contacted again. I have given their technicians ample warnings that if they do not stop calling I will report them to the Revdex.com.
No further contact by the busi Not ever be contacted by them again.
Thank you for the information you provided in your complaint. Interstate National Dealer Services, Inc. ("Interstate") takes consumer complaints very seriously. Recently, Interstate has been receiving reports that telemarketers have been making improper solicitations to consumers and identifying themselves as "National Dealer Services," "Dealer Services," "Internet Auto," or by other similar, generic names. Due to the similarity between these names and our own, when someone attempts to identify the company, for example by Googling "National Dealer Services," Interstate is often mistakenly identified as the source of the calls. In some instances, Interstate has been advised that these telemarketers will go so far as to provide our website information if the authenticity of the call is questioned. These telemarketers are not calling our behalf.
We are sorry to hear about these frustrating solicitations. Interstate has been making a diligent effort to identify the specific entity or entities behind these calls. However, because the callers disguise their true identity by utilizing bogus or spoofed phone numbers, locating and identifying them has proven extremely difficult. Our efforts to identify these telemarketers are ongoing. In addition, Interstate has notified multiple government entities, including the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") and the Attorneys General of all fifty states, about these telemarketing activities. We will continue our efforts to try to identify the companies and marketers behind the calls.
I provided all necessary paperwork on my oil changes. From ***(car dealer) and *** auto,SERVICE. Bill the technician also faxed all paperwork to Auto Assure. I continuously receive denials from Interstate Dealer Services Administrators. They(INDS) based their decision on a major car accident I had on October 29 2013. My car remained @ *** Buick until the end of January 2014. I didn't need oil change because of major body, work. I made all sacrifices on my medications and essentials for this, coverage. I had to pay for rides to work and doctor appointments. I'm a cancer survivor and have a difibulater that keeps me, going. I didn't receive any calls regarding my,situation. I suffered chest pains and anxiety. I depended on these, services. I contacted Revdex.com of Plano, Texas and their judgement was to refund my, money. I paid over 40000.00 for warranty that gave me heart ache. I had to borrow money to regain my,dependability and my car, repair. Can you please help me in receiving my, refund. THANK YOU! MRS. A.
Refund A refund of my, money. Thank you!
In response to Revdex.com Case# XXXXXXXX, Contract# In response to Revdex.com Case# XXXXXXXX, Contract# XXXXXXX-DAS
INDS has approved two out of the three claims filed by this customer for a total dollar amount of $822.34. INDS did not the last claim filed by the customer, because the maintenance records submitted by the customer indicated a lack of maintenance. The customer's contract states, "Maintenance Requirements: you must maintain your vehicle according to the manufacturer's recommendations as outlined in the owner's manual." The maintenance records submitted by the customer showed gaps in maintenance, therefore we were unable to approve the claim. If the customer wishes to cancel the policy and inquire about eligibility for a refund, the customer may do so by contacting Auto *** at 1-***.
DAS
INDS has approved two out of the three claims filed by this customer for a total dollar amount of $822.34. INDS did not the last claim filed by the customer, because the maintenance records submitted by the customer indicated a lack of maintenance. The customer's contract states, "Maintenance Requirements: you must maintain your vehicle according to the manufacturer's recommendations as outlined in the owner's manual." The maintenance records submitted by the customer showed gaps in maintenance, therefore we were unable to approve the claim. If the customer wishes to cancel the policy and inquire about eligibility for a refund, the customer may do so by contacting Auto *** at X-XXX-XXX-XXXX.
I letteria am left out in the cold about these findings. I borrowed money for my own car repairs. Also for car rentals to and from work. Including Dr.appointments. I struggle everyday. I'm a cancer survivor and have a difibulater inside me. INDS approved me for $822.43. Will I be refunded? Since I was approved for AMOUNT indicated? I'm 75 and work myself hard for this car warranty coverage. T/U.
Ms.,
You've reached the claims administrator's office. We are not able to issue a refund on your extended warranty product. To request a refund, please contact the company that sold you the extended warranty. The name of the company is Auto *** LLC. The phone number is XXX-XXX-XXXX. The address is *** Dr. Ste 400, Plano, TX XXXXX.
Repeated calls received after multiple notifications that I do now want to be called. Continued weekly calls after updating my file to note that I drive a Brand New 2018 vehicle. Harassment from this company.
No further contact by the busi I would like their do not call list to actually work. When I press the number to not be called again. I expect not to be called anymore.
Thank you for the information you provided in your complaint. Interstate National Dealer Services, Inc. ("Interstate") takes consumer complaints very seriously. Recently, Interstate has been receiving reports that telemarketers have been making improper solicitations to consumers and identifying themselves as "National Dealer Services," "Dealer Services," "Internet Auto," or by other similar, generic names. Due to the similarity between these names and our own, when someone attempts to identify the company, for example by Googling "National Dealer Services," Interstate is often mistakenly identified as the source of the calls. In some instances, Interstate has been advised that these telemarketers will go so far as to provide our website information if the authenticity of the call is questioned. These telemarketers are not calling our behalf.
We are sorry to hear about these frustrating solicitations. Interstate has been making a diligent effort to identify the specific entity or entities behind these calls. However, because the callers disguise their true identity by utilizing bogus or spoofed phone numbers, locating and identifying them has proven extremely difficult. Our efforts to identify these telemarketers are ongoing. In addition, Interstate has notified multiple government entities, including the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") and the Attorneys General of all fifty states, about these telemarketing activities. We will continue our efforts to try to identify the companies and marketers behind the calls.
This company has continuously called me to try to sell an extended warranty for my vehicle. They allow you to place your number on the do not call list, however, they must not follow their own do not call list as I have received nearly daily calls from them after "pressing 2" to be placed on the do not call list.
Other (requires explanation) If the company followed their own rules and didn't call people asking to not be called this wouldn't be and issue, therefore if they would stop calling me I would consider this resolved.
Thank you for the information you provided in your complaint. Interstate National Dealer Services, Inc. ("Interstate") takes consumer complaints very seriously. Recently, Interstate has been receiving reports that telemarketers have been making improper solicitations to consumers and identifying themselves as "National Dealer Services," "Dealer Services," "Internet Auto," or by other similar, generic names. Due to the similarity between these names and our own, when someone attempts to identify the company, for example by Googling "National Dealer Services," Interstate is often mistakenly identified as the source of the calls. In some instances, Interstate has been advised that these telemarketers will go so far as to provide our website information if the authenticity of the call is questioned. These telemarketers are not calling our behalf.
We are sorry to hear about these frustrating solicitations. Interstate has been making a diligent effort to identify the specific entity or entities behind these calls. However, because the callers disguise their true identity by utilizing bogus or spoofed phone numbers, locating and identifying them has proven extremely difficult. Our efforts to identify these telemarketers are ongoing. In addition, Interstate has notified multiple government entities, including the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") and the Attorneys General of all fifty states, about these telemarketing activities. We will continue our efforts to try to identify the companies and marketers behind the calls.
This company wont stop calling me no matter how many times I tell them to take me off the call list.I get a call everyday at work.
No further contact by the busi Tell them to leave me alone
Thank you for the information you provided in your complaint. Interstate National Dealer Services, Inc. ("Interstate") takes consumer complaints very seriously. Recently, Interstate has been receiving reports that telemarketers have been making improper solicitations to consumers and identifying themselves as "National Dealer Services," "Dealer Services," "Internet Auto," or by other similar, generic names. Due to the similarity between these names and our own, when someone attempts to identify the company, for example by Googling "National Dealer Services," Interstate is often mistakenly identified as the source of the calls. In some instances, Interstate has been advised that these telemarketers will go so far as to provide our website information if the authenticity of the call is questioned. These telemarketers are not calling our behalf.
We are sorry to hear about these frustrating solicitations. Interstate has been making a diligent effort to identify the specific entity or entities behind these calls. However, because the callers disguise their true identity by utilizing bogus or spoofed phone numbers, locating and identifying them has proven extremely difficult. Our efforts to identify these telemarketers are ongoing. In addition, Interstate has notified multiple government entities, including the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") and the Attorneys General of all fifty states, about these telemarketing activities. We will continue our efforts to try to identify the companies and marketers behind the calls.
Zero stars isn't an option. Robot calls daily even when I tell them to take me off the list. Then I press the prompts to talk to someone and she tells me to get a real job...lady...you need an attitude adjustment!
Thank you for the information you provided in your complaint. Interstate National Dealer Services, Inc. ("Interstate") takes consumer complaints very seriously. Recently, Interstate has been receiving reports that telemarketers have been making improper solicitations to consumers and identifying themselves as "National Dealer Services," "Dealer Services," "Internet Auto," or by other similar, generic names. Due to the similarity between these names and our own, when someone attempts to identify the company, for example by Googling "National Dealer Services," Interstate is often mistakenly identified as the source of the calls. In some instances, Interstate has been advised that these telemarketers will go so far as to provide our website information if the authenticity of the call is questioned. These telemarketers are not calling our behalf.
We are sorry to hear about these frustrating solicitations. Interstate has been making a diligent effort to identify the specific entity or entities behind these calls. However, because the callers disguise their true identity by utilizing bogus or spoofed phone numbers, locating and identifying them has proven extremely difficult. Our efforts to identify these telemarketers are ongoing. In addition, Interstate has notified multiple government entities, including the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") and the Attorneys General of all fifty states, about these telemarketing activities. We will continue our efforts to try to identify the companies and marketers behind the calls.
Ridiculous amount of auto calls to my cell phone as well as my children's cell phones to renew vehicle warranty.
No further contact by the busi Stop calling me and my family
Thank you for the information you provided in your complaint. Interstate National Dealer Services, Inc. ("Interstate") takes consumer complaints very seriously. Recently, Interstate has been receiving reports that telemarketers have been making improper solicitations to consumers and identifying themselves as "National Dealer Services," "Dealer Services," "Internet Auto," or by other similar, generic names. Due to the similarity between these names and our own, when someone attempts to identify the company, for example by Googling "National Dealer Services," Interstate is often mistakenly identified as the source of the calls. In some instances, Interstate has been advised that these telemarketers will go so far as to provide our website information if the authenticity of the call is questioned. These telemarketers are not calling our behalf.
We are sorry to hear about these frustrating solicitations. Interstate has been making a diligent effort to identify the specific entity or entities behind these calls. However, because the callers disguise their true identity by utilizing bogus or spoofed phone numbers, locating and identifying them has proven extremely difficult. Our efforts to identify these telemarketers are ongoing. In addition, Interstate has notified multiple government entities, including the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") and the Attorneys General of all fifty states, about these telemarketing activities. We will continue our efforts to try to identify the companies and marketers behind the calls.
I get calls daily from the services telling me a warranty is expiring on a Jeep. I have never had a Jeep in my life. They hang up when I tell them not to call even when I indicate I am on the Do not call list. The refuse to give a call back number and just say we will take it off. This has continued for months. I am sick of it
Other (requires explanation) Stop CALLING ME
Thank you for the information you provided in your complaint. Interstate National Dealer Services, Inc. ("Interstate") takes consumer complaints very seriously. Recently, Interstate has been receiving reports that telemarketers have been making improper solicitations to consumers and identifying themselves as "National Dealer Services," "Dealer Services," "Internet Auto," or by other similar, generic names. Due to the similarity between these names and our own, when someone attempts to identify the company, for example by Googling "National Dealer Services," Interstate is often mistakenly identified as the source of the calls. In some instances, Interstate has been advised that these telemarketers will go so far as to provide our website information if the authenticity of the call is questioned. These telemarketers are not calling our behalf.
We are sorry to hear about these frustrating solicitations. Interstate has been making a diligent effort to identify the specific entity or entities behind these calls. However, because the callers disguise their true identity by utilizing bogus or spoofed phone numbers, locating and identifying them has proven extremely difficult. Our efforts to identify these telemarketers are ongoing. In addition, Interstate has notified multiple government entities, including the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") and the Attorneys General of all fifty states, about these telemarketing activities. We will continue our efforts to try to identify the companies and marketers behind the calls.
I receive several calls a week from a local number trying to sell me a warranty. I have opted out of these calls on numerous occasions however I still receive them.
I am getting tired of receiving these unwanted phone calls.
No further contact by the busi No further contact from this company. A requirement that phone calls from telemarketers should not be cloned to a local number.
Thank you for the information you provided in your complaint. Interstate National Dealer Services, Inc. ("Interstate") takes consumer complaints very seriously. Recently, Interstate has been receiving reports that telemarketers have been making improper solicitations to consumers and identifying themselves as "National Dealer Services," "Dealer Services," "Internet Auto," or by other similar, generic names. Due to the similarity between these names and our own, when someone attempts to identify the company, for example by Googling "National Dealer Services," Interstate is often mistakenly identified as the source of the calls. In some instances, Interstate has been advised that these telemarketers will go so far as to provide our website information if the authenticity of the call is questioned. These telemarketers are not calling our behalf.
We are sorry to hear about these frustrating solicitations. Interstate has been making a diligent effort to identify the specific entity or entities behind these calls. However, because the callers disguise their true identity by utilizing bogus or spoofed phone numbers, locating and identifying them has proven extremely difficult. Our efforts to identify these telemarketers are ongoing. In addition, Interstate has notified multiple government entities, including the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") and the Attorneys General of all fifty states, about these telemarketing activities. We will continue our efforts to try to identify the companies and marketers behind the calls.