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Since no one else seems to want to deal with it, is there a potential for "vigilante justice" here? Have one of those air horns people use at sport events or ot
by mysterydip 8y ago
Since no one else seems to want to deal with it, is there a potential for "vigilante justice" here? Have one of those air horns people use at sport events or other obnoxious audible device. Get a call, give em an earful. Might be enough to get off a list somewhere.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 8y agoDoubtful. I'm pretty sure the phone speaker isn't even capable of producing the frequency or volume necessary to do any real damage, you'd mostly just be hurting everyone in earshot. Now if you had suggested that vigilantes actually get off their asses and find these people and do horrible things to them, you might have something. Of course, as cathartic as it sounds, vigilantism is generally frowned upon for good reason.
- no-s 8y ago15 years back i once tracked down a "boiler room" operation that was annoying me with incrementing dialer calls. I visited a little vigilante justice on them (smoking drugs in front of the webcam, heheh, heck it turned out everyone there was a meth user, local drug task force made an easy bust). They switched to an offshore call center site a few weeks later. Seems the dialer was selling the calls and there was no shortage of bidders. It's a pervasive and endemic corruption and there's no end to it. It's a cockroach-scale problem.