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Apparently there were 214,000 people who complained about robo callers to the FCC last year. If you think about how obscure that reporting process is and extr
by bduerst 11y ago
Apparently there were 214,000 people who complained about robo callers to the FCC last year. If you think about how obscure that reporting process is and extrapolate to the real number, you're probably not that far from the truth.
- bhouston 11y agoI get one or more a day but then again I have a business line with a Google listing. I started to use the whitepages caller Id all to block known slammers - it is pretty good.
- wanderingstan 11y agoI've complained and was appalled at how obtuse the process is. (E.g. the FCC requires that you include hyphens in phone numbers, the Do-not-call list won't allow numbers with hyphens.) I've thought of making an app to automate the process. It would remember all form's entries for you (name, address, etc) and fill in the current time and date. You'd just have to copy the phone number. Think there's any demand for this?
- joelberman 11y agoAnd then they thank you for reporting, tell you that they cannot handle individual complaints, and close the case. If they fixed the problem they could handle more difficult cases.
- srtjstjsj 11y agoThe real number is obviously "every phone number".