I like to answer when it is a political poll. I enjoy answering their questions randomly, sometimes opposite of what I would normally say. If everyone would do this it would render their polls useless. My call blocking has been full for a while. I will have to erase some to make room for more or check around to see if there is one which will store more than 30 numbers.
I get so tired of all these poll calls or calls trying to get you to donate money to some charity. if I was rich I wouldn't mind helping but I don't have the money to even donate $5 dollars. sometimes i think to myself why don't these people get in touch with all those singers and other popular people that has zillions of money to donate. and as for all those other calls ,it looks like when they see your not gonna answer the phone they would get the hint and stop calling after a while.it gets old hearing your phone ring ever few minutes. I've even put name on the do not call list several times and that doesn't seem work to work.so what do I do to get them to stop.any advice would be appreciated.
I like to answer when it is a political poll. I enjoy answering their questions randomly, sometimes opposite of what I would normally say. If everyone would do this it would render their polls useless. My call blocking has been full for a while. I will have to erase some to make room for more or check around to see if there is one which will store more than 30 numbers.
If everybody would just make sure you have no background noise going on then pick up before it goes to voice mail then hang up without saying a word, maybe the callers would think it's not a working number. If you say "hello" or let your voice mail answer, then they KNOW it's a working number and you will be called over and over again. This is what I've started doing and will continue to do with these kinds of calls.
5-29-14 two calls afternoon and evening message: A survey press number key - if plan on voting, not voting, unsure of voting, etc... ( 6-1-14 did a search online-white pages, call came from Fort Deposit, AL.)