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CWclark, being on the no call list DOES NOT PREVENT your number from being distributed. Most reputable firms "scub" the numbers they obtain against the no call lists, but being on the list does not prevent your number from getting on a list. I run an insurance agency and we sometimes cold call for potential clients, I buy so called "scrubbed" lists and then re-scrub them myself just before my assistant calls them. If you were to ask my assistant where she got my number she would honestly tell you, "from my boss". If you asked me I would tell you I purchased a list from a vendor, which would also be true. People harbor many misconceptions about no call lists. For instance, here in Missouri, Insurance companies, banks, and many other types of businesses can still call you even if you're on the list. The federal no call does not contain as many exceptions, but even it contains some. People in business understand "no", we even respect it. "I'm not interested" gets you some labels we won't discuss here. Not interested in what? You probably don't have enough information to make that decision at the time in the conversation when you say it. I've been in sales long enough to know that "some will, some won't....so what! Next?" <br /> <br />Cheers, <br /> <br />Ed
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