Finally able to block these pests on my new Panasonic phone. I'm sure I will hit the 250 number limit quickly over the next few months with all the political crap that will be generated with the election next year. Then I will have to selectively decide which ones to dump for new ones I guess. But I sure like having options and not jumping to check caller ID if I'm not next to a phone. Too bad more manufacturers don't make this available to their customers. Also too bad that the powers that be can't stop nuisance calls (I realize non-profits are excluded, except by my phone). If the phone companies made this kind of technology available for a reasonable price or even free, or blocked known scammers just because, they wouldn't have any reason to exist, their source of income would dry up. It is a shame they can fake new phone numbers so easily as there would be some fallout due to that. I think since neither the government nor the phone companies can control these pests, and don't seem to do much to try, this should be a free option for customers that can't afford to run out and buy a new phone. The government should be able to subsidize it by eliminating the whole department that is part of the FTC that is supposed to enforce the "Do Not Call" list. Too bad it will never happen.
Another week, and at least one new call from their call center (in Nebraska?)--and using the local (metro Phoenix) number on their Caller ID.
You'd think they wouldn't be stupid enough to call during Big Bang Theory...but they are. Not that I'm ever going to donate anything to them after these months and months of nuisance calls.