The trick to making these calls stop is to convince them that they are wasting their time and resources to call you. This is very difficult to do since the resources that they waste are small and the reward of scamming you out of your money is so great. I have found a way however. You must proceed until you get to a live person. Then tell that person in the most forceful, obscene fashion that you can that they should go engage in intercourse with themselves and then call you back to report the results. This conveys the idea that subsequent calls will not be productive and they remove your number from the list more certainly than any other way that I have found. It also is very good for relieving the frustration that they have caused you to feel.
Perversely, this is also what is best for them since it prevents them from wasting time trying to wheedle you into changing your mind.
Try it, you'll like it.
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Called my Business, which I have to assume IS illegal in some way. I will have to check into it. Yes, they claim you will win a cruise for answering the survey. I read somewhere that someone called them back and they just hung up asking about the "cruise" and they just hung up on them. This SHOULD be protected under Do Not Call as I'm quite sure this is NOT in any way political, even though that's what they claim. If you listen all the way thru, you are able to "Press 9" to have your number permanently removed from the list, so we'll see if that works.
got a call from from 206 496 0946 this morning. seems to be a crank call. my friend is an assistant district attorney here in san antonio, texas. he told me that I could sue in small claims court and get upto 500 dollars for each crank call to a cell phone. anybody know the details of this phone number and company. i would like to get them in small claims court in san antonio. the judges are very receptive to such cases. I can try. if I win, then everybody can start filing and get 500 dollars for each call. Wouldn't that be nice