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This company keep sending me at least 5 emails everyday offering me their service and I always reply to them to take me out of their mailing list and they don't listen
that is too bad for the market
They should respect our requests
This company sent us an email yesterday and we responded to let them know we do not outsource this kind of work. We also let them know that we do not wish to be contacted by them again in any way. Today we get another email from them, that is a cut and paste exactly the same as the previous one from a different rep. We know that we have, in the past, asked them not to email or call us as we are on the national do not call list. This company apparently can not follow simple instructions.
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