- Report: #558725
Complaint Review: National Publishers, Inc
| National Publishers, Inc 814 Jackson Avenue
Oxford, Mississippi United States of America |
National Publishers, Inc National Publishers Inc Solicited by phone for sweepstakes entry Oxford, Mississippi
*Consumer Suggestion: How to say "NO" and not be rude
*UPDATE Employee: Misinformed
*Consumer Suggestion: Why Not Hang Up?
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Search Tips#1 Consumer Suggestion
How to say "NO" and not be rude
AUTHOR: Anon. - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, August 05, 2012
Since you were sick and needed to answer your telephone because you were out of work and receiving unemployment benefits hoping to receive any word about job prospects, you are vulnerable to phone solicitation. Next time, say "No, Thank you." "Goodbye." And then, gently hang up the telephone. Ignore any quick attempt on the other person's part to engage you in last minute re-engagement of conversation. If you are sick, cut the conservation short, it is your phone, after all, say this: "Thank you for calling, but we would not be interested in your product." Then again, gently hang up.
Beyond that, I find that the purchase of a small, reliable telephone answering machine keeps nearly all such solicitation to a bare minimum, while allowing you to retrieve messages relating to job prospects. For a cancellation and refund work through the Consumer Affairs Division of the state Attorney General's Office. They can advise you further about this matter.
#2 UPDATE Employee
Misinformed
AUTHOR: EMSI/NPI Employee - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, April 29, 2010
#3 Consumer Suggestion
Why Not Hang Up?
AUTHOR: Karl - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, January 27, 2010

