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I had a similar Flying magazine problem. My wife got me a subscription.
They started calling back once or twice a week. We finally told them we
were not going to renew until they stopped the calls. They stopped for a
week or two and we got a letter of apology. Then the calls started again.
We asked to talk to supervisors etc. Finally they have stopped.

The wording is supposed to be. "please put this number on your do not call
list". If you substitute name for number, they call legally call a
different member of the family or someone with a different name at your
number. ... Aaron


Henry A. Spellman wrote in message <3A21E375.63FB8A73@abelink.com>...
>Bob Gardner wrote:
>
>> I get renewal offers not only from the Belvoir pubs, but from AOPA, US
News,
>> Brill's Content, Discovery, etc etc etc, ..... (snip)
>
>On of my main pains is the frequency with which Flying magazine interrupts
my
>dinner with a telephone call to inquire as to whether or not I am receiving
their
>magazine OK as a subterfuge to ask if I want to renew. Right now my
subscription
>extends into 2003. I have been a subscriber for 40 years, but I am
strongly
>considering not renewing because of their telephone marketing. It may be
the only
>way to stop those #@$%&# calls.
>
>Hank
>Henry A. Spellman
>Comanche N5903P
>
>hank@abelink.com
>
>
>
>

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