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by Ajay Banerjee on Jul 20, 2007 12:36 PM   Permalink | Hide replies

If you want to reduce this nuisance you have to take some trouble. All the main culprits (ICICI, Citibank, Stanchart, Airtel etc) have websites where you can enter your phone numbers in the Do Not Call register. They do mention that it will take 30 days to take effect. This seems to work. If by chance anyone calls from them you can straightaway say that your number is in the DNC register and hang up.
If you are not internet-savvy then get someone to do this for you.

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by on Jul 20, 2007 12:59 PM   Permalink
I have tried all this 'Do Not Call Register' for Standard Chartered, ICICI, Airtel, etc. It does not work. This website is just for a gimmick to avoid legal compulsions.

These agencies make some commission when they are able to sell a loan, credit card, etc. Hence this continues and Do Not Call Registry doesn't work

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by umesh agrawal on Jul 20, 2007 01:13 PM   Permalink
moreover they will forward ur number to these telemarketing agencies for database...

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by Ajay Banerjee on Jul 20, 2007 08:44 PM   Permalink
If you are already getting calls from these parties, the Do Not Call register does seem to work. As Umesh says, don't use this feature if you have not yet been discovered by them.

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Dealing with telesales calls