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teachercd
teachercd
What is your phone number?  I can check and see for you.

commando
commando
i've read that there are apps that can stop most robocalls on your cell phone.    try looking that up and see if you think it would help.

BigRedMax
BigRedMax
I have my iphone set to send all calls not in my address book to voice mail. Has cut out the robocalls completely. 

JJ Husker
JJ Husker
That's a good tip @BigRedMax

Last night when I get home from work my wife is anxious to play a message we got on our home phone (yeah, still have a land line  :facepalm: ). Anyway, she plays it and in a highly mechanical machine voice the message is simply "go f**k yourself"  :lol: . Sad thing is, I prefer that to the other junk calls we get. At least I got a chuckle out of it.

NUance
NUance
@JJ Husker:  Betchya that was Teach.  Not sure how he got your number though.  

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HuskerInLostWages
It does work but only if they are forced.  1 company I work for gets subpoenas every so often to call records(they are a telecom).  I have to restore data to show where the call came into their hardware via a phone number and where it transferred to.  FCC will then subpoena both those companies until they reach the originating call and the complaining parties number.  It just takes forever because they are backlogged to high hell.

Savage Husker
Savage Husker
@HuskerInLostWages when I did telemarketing we had to send “Do Not Call” numbers to one of the managers immediately so we could update our lists. From what I was last taught, the problem is that it lasts only a year, so a business or residence will need to make ask to be placed on the DNC list annually. Wasn’t a robo-caller, but would make about 400 dials per day, I started to enjoy the angry people and always made for a good laugh when we hung up. We were a telephone and internet company, the best was when people would tell us how much they “love my Cox.” “Oh yeah, tell me more about your Cox...”

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