Re: DND Sharing of phone number

"Ramnarayan.K" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.org.telecom.india-gii
Message-ID <CAEiy1Cp_6LnYUXGH+ZDirw6Aj+UPOCT7X2pUO6v9q+4_HKTRkg@mail.gmail.com>
This is interesting.

Particularly about goons landing up at the door step :-)

My experience with DND is mixed - on the whole once I have registered for
DND with the SP the  spam calls have dropped sharply. In some case where I
have registered for DND with some other kind of service provide (like
Satellite TV etc) they have called once to clarify that I have registered
for DND with them,  which would mean they cannot call even when my
subscription etc runs out, after saying yes they have been pretty good in
not sending spam or calling.

However one nasty number 57171 refuses to go away - there is no information
on who they are , and how they "subscribed me" consequently every week i
end up paying Rs 1 for "personality tips" their de-subscribe message number
replies back with Invalid Request.

So just like the goons can get hold of our information, i wonder if there
is a way of getting information about the spam thugs so that we could
release some law at them.

ram

On 22 January 2015 at 12:59, Suresh Ramasubramanian <[email protected]>
wrote:

>   An IT manager major insurance company once called me frantically saying
> the telco was threatening to disconnect their main board line due to my
> complaint of telemarketing spam :)
>
> Sharing complainant data is just plain wrong though.. Not all are likely
> to be apologetic. Many  of these spams are sent  by shady builders etc and
> they are quite capable of sending goons to your house due to the complaint
> if your data is shared back to them
>
> As for the withdrawal you may want to send a email to the guy who
> contacted you saying you withdraw it, and he can send it to the telco. That
> is if you so wish. If you prefer to keep the complaint and let the guy get
> disconnected that is surely your prerogative too.
>
> On January 22, 2015 12:38:05 PM Manuj Gupta <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Whenever I get a spam SMS, I generally report it to the service provider
>> for action through one of the apps I have. However, surprisingly, yesterday
>> I got a call from one of the persons whose number I had reported for
>> withdrawing the complaint. The person was apologetic enough but I wasnt/am
>> not really sure what mechanism exists for withdrawing complaints once they
>> have been reported. Does anyone know?
>>
>> Also, I am still baffled as to how could the service provider share my
>> phone number with this person so freely without even asking me? Does anyone
>> know if this is allowed?
>>
>>
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> Manuj Gupta
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