Problem is, you have to find them, and you have to sue them in their home town, not yours. You might me able to recoop your costs of the flight out there, though. Bigger problem is that most of these people are not legitimate telemarketers. They are scam artists with spoofed numbers, so it's much more difficult to track them down and sue them or get them arrested.
Received a call on my cellphone from this number.When I asked who was calling,they hung up.I dialed *67 then the number and got a recorded voice stating that "this mailbox is full." When this happens,press the # key and that will enable you to leave a message in the "general" voice mail. I certainly did!
I thought this number looked familiar when I was called today. This time, I got someone who spoke much clearer. He asked if I was the owner of Angels Knit Club, which was a knitting group my mother formerly belonged to. (For some reason, my phone number got attached to it instead of my mother's.) I told the caller I didn't have a home business, so he said goodbye and hung up.
called 3 more times today, asked again to be taken off their call list and to be put on their "DO NOT CALL LIST", advised that I have already requested them to stop calling us several times over the past three months.
they've called three more times so far today - and it isn't even noon yet, each time asked to be taken off calling list and reminded them that I have been asking them to take us off their calling list for the past 90 days.
looking into sending a certified "cease and desist" letter.
calls multiple times per day, every day, they've called four more times so far today - each time asked to be taken off calling list and reminded them that I have been asking them to take us off their calling list for the past 90 days.
looking into sending a certified "cease and desist" letter.
I don't care what the FTC says - this is just plain harassment and they need to make anti-spoofing laws so they can put these jerks away.