We have been harrashed by the caller of the following phone-number (519) 346-2517 several times a day for several weeks , and when your elderly wife has a heart condition and requires some sort of tranquility , this is very disturbing , annoying , and downright terroristic in nature ! When the offered number +1 866-449-4430 is offered to register for unlisting , I question the genuine consideration of the people providing same ! Why would they call several times a day to begin with , if they in fact don't intent to talk to you when you do pick up . There's something seriously wrong with a society that allows their citizens to be terrorized in this manner without some sort of retribution for the perpotrators .

Just got off the phone with Sears Customer Advocacy. (1-+1 866-491-2247)

-> Nice lady named Linda answered.
-> I requested cessation of all telephone solicitation
-> Asked for my name and phone number
-> She asked if I ever do any catalog shopping or purchase extended warranties. (In an attempt to determine which lists to remove me from)
-> I stated no and I'll purchase an extended warranty at time of sale if ever
-> She advised me she has put in a request to remove me from all calling lists
-> She also stated she has two other names at the same number and would I like the same for them. I stated yes (Wife and close relative)
-> Done with today's date
-> She asked if I would like to be removed from mailing lists as well
-> I asked what this involves, and she stated catalogs, etc.
-> I said no, please leave me on there, we like Sears and we shop there regularly, just do not want phone calls (Especially in this manner)
-> I asked if this pertained to their partners such as Canada Premier Life Insurance Company via JP Morgan... and she said yes it does.
-> I explained the unprofessional tactics Canada Premier Life Insurance has been and is practicing and how this adversely affects my family and yours
-> I asked when it should take affect.
-> She stated the Sears calls would stop nearly immediately (Day or two) but she couldn't say exactly when the partner calls would stop as they may have an outstanding list to get through.
-> She asked if she could do anything else. And I thanked her.

I sensed these people get blown up at regularly. I think this is unfortunate as they are not the ones doing this or creating the policies. I recommend to get them to understand your frustration without being rude. Who knows, the stress could shorten a person's life.

Give a person a reason to smile! Will let you know when the calls cease to occur. Perhaps you can try the same. (For those whom are related to Sears - note Canada Premier Life Shorteners also work for CIBC and others - try the same with them and tell them you don't need to do so again.)

I will press onward also to get this information to the Strategic thinkers at Sears and others - that we their customer do not like this at all.

Good Luck,
Mike

I'd like to phone these guys ten times a day  .. like they do to me .. I have a pay as you go phone and Im charged every time they phine and i answer  so of course i dont answer.. what Id like to do.. is fire bomb their business, but I live to0 far away... shucks.

The idea behind a call to your number and nobody being there is that it is a computer controlled by telemarketing software calling to record whether a person answers or not. They plot this information vs time of day and then use it to tell their real telemarketers what time it is best to call to have a better chance of reaching you.The naive part is that you're ready to #@$%&! by the time they do.So here's the next chapter...Sears Customers Service has replied to my written claim by giving me another number (The same as I tried yesterday) to call to cease all phone solicitation from Sears. (Elizabeth was right) These people have been given my information so not sure how unprecedented calls would be handled, but I think quite well. (Everybody try this)Sears Customer Advocacy Department1-+1 866-491-2247I still have the concern that this disreputable Marketing Company (Not Sears) still has my info, and yes, they and 3 other telemarketers have thought of us at home again today...Will try the number and see what happens.In summary, the best way to get rid of these a$$holes (Yes, they have earned it.) is to prevent them from calling in the first place;-> If completing any application, be sure to check for a field stating "Allow us or our partners inform you of offers, etc." and be sure to indicate your preference. (You don't get this option at renewal!)-> Check the Cardholder Agreements for any information related to use of your contact information and especially any "Opt Out" possibilities. (Do again when renewing)-> Call 1-+1 800-661-6626 and request "No solicitation" and "Do not share my contact information with anyone" (JP Morgan Chase Financial Corp)-> Call 1-866-491-2247 (Sears. Needs to be verified with experience.)All along the way, be sure to tell the people you deal with that while you know it is not them personally, you do not like unrequested calls especially with the disturbing frequency and fact nobody is on the line at home or cell and that you dislike and will not deal with the businesses doing so and possibly their partners as well. Be sure to mention the company name Canada Premier Life Insurance as one who routinely and persistently over time engages in this unprofessional practice. It is a shame to see such a company with Canada in their name. Their practice tries to degrade our great country's name.If we tell the people who matter most, this unprofessional practice will cease. We don't tolerate people not treating others as they would like to be treated here...Good Luck,Mike

I received calls from this number on average of 3x per day!  I see that others have complained.  Surely something can be done about this invasion of privacy!

The idea behind a call to your number and nobody being there is that it is a computer controlled by telemarketing software calling to record whether a person answers or not. They plot this information vs time of day and then use it to tell their real telemarketers what time it is best to call to have a better chance of reaching you.

The naive part is that you're ready to #@$%&! by the time they do.

So here's the next chapter...

Sears Customers Service has replied to my written claim by giving me another number (The same as I tried yesterday) to call to cease all phone solicitation from Sears. (Elizabeth was right) These people have been given my information so not sure how unprecedented calls would be handled, but I think quite well. (Everybody try this)

Sears Customer Advocacy Department
1-+1 866-491-2247

I still have the concern that this disreputable Marketing Company (Not Sears) still has my info, and yes, they and 3 other telemarketers have thought of us at home again today...

Will try the number and see what happens.

In summary, the best way to get rid of these a$$holes (Yes, they have earned it.) is to prevent them from calling in the first place;

-> If completing any application, be sure to check for a field stating "Allow us or our partners inform you of offers, etc." and be sure to indicate your preference. (You don't get this option at renewal!)
-> Check the Cardholder Agreements for any information related to use of your contact information and especially any "Opt Out" possibilities. (Do again when renewing)
-> Call 1-+1 800-661-6626 and request "No solicitation" and "Do not share my contact information with anyone" (JP Morgan Chase Financial Corp)
-> Call 1-866-491-2247 (Sears. Needs to be verified with experience.)

All along the way, be sure to tell the people you deal with that while you know it is not them personally, you do not like unrequested calls especially with the disturbing frequency and fact nobody is on the line at home or cell and that you dislike and will not deal with the businesses doing so and possibly their partners as well. Be sure to mention the company name Canada Premier Life Insurance as one who routinely and persistently over time engages in this unprofessional practice. It is a shame to see such a company with Canada in their name. Their practice tries to degrade our great country's name.

If we tell the people who matter most, this unprofessional practice will cease. We don't tolerate people not treating others as they would like to be treated here...

Good Luck,
Mike