This person has tried calling here 3 times already today. I recently blocked their calls on my phone so it rings once and stops ringing but this is rediculus that they keep calling. Comes up as Mathew Busch every time and I am on Do Not Call list but it obviously does not seem to make a difference! Very annoying!
This person has tried calling here 3 times already today. I recently blocked their calls on my phone so it rings once and stops ringing but this is rediculus that they keep calling. Comes up as Mathew Busch every time and I am on Do Not Call list but it obviously does not seem to make a difference! Very annoying!
>> I am on Do Not Call list but it obviously does not seem to make a difference <<
Yet another poster who signed up for a govt freebie, but was unable to understand what it does.
Educational Attempt Number
Fact: The National Do Not Call list is NOT a call blocker!
The DNC list is a LIST, subscribed to / purchased by legitimate telemarketers, so they know who not to call. The FCC or FTC do not give away the list to unqualified recipients!
Fact: Telephone numbers on the Registry don’t expire. You do NOT have to re-register annually.
Fact: Scammers and spammers ignore the DNC list .
Many use "war dialers" to quickly dial phone numbers. After all, phone numbers are just numbers, and are no secret! (Arabic numbers were invented about 500 AD, so even stupid scammers know about them by now).
Fact: The DNC list does not apply to NON-sales calls , such as political calls, charities, surveys, debt collectors and businesses with which you have done business with during the previous 18 months.
Fact: Spam callers can be blocked by getting a real call blocker .
Google (or your favorite search engine) is your friend.
You may also read real answers to similar problem posts or rants about the DNC list or phone spammers/scammers here:
http://phonehelp.2truth.com/faqs.html
More information about the Do Not Call Registry is at https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0108-na ... registry#basics
Want to "get even" with the spammer / scammer, and maybe make a few bucks while doing so?
1. You can sue them! Learn about the TCPA - the Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone_Consumer_Protection_Act_of_1991
2. Complain to the appropriate authorities, see
http://phonehelp.2truth.com/complaint_sites.html
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