A woman called asked for my wife by first name then when told she wasn't home--hung up.

A woman called asked for my wife by first name then when told she wasn't home, said it was just Lois calling and said there was no message.
This is sneaky for a marketing call, making it sound like a personal call.

They called on our unlisted number, so I presume that a friend gave it to them as mentioned in a previous post.

I just got a  call from this number - asking for my son, Jesse,  by his first name.  I said he no longer lives at home and she said OK - goodbye.   Our son moved out 5 years ago...   very weird!

the first time they called, my husband answered and they asked for me, then they called back and I answered and they asked for my husband.  When I asked her to stop calling our house she hung up on me.  Very rude indeed, I think we'll block their number.  WTF do they want??

Feature Films for families..... they would have gotten your number from someone you know that gave it to them. I was suckered by them several years ago and bought movies from them. Not that the movies were bad or anything - just family-type movies. But to this day, years later, they still call me asking me to buy more movies, even though I said I don't want any more. And they always ask for names of friends/family members. People will tend to give out the numbers, because when you say no, and they push you, they say something to the effect of "that's fine that you don't want to order at this time, if you will just provide us with 10 names of family members and/or friends", etc, etc...... gets you off the hook so to speak.Joanne, Edmonton Ab