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Or why isn't the law enforced? Why is the FCC and do-not-call.gov asleep on the job? Why are scammers even allowed to spoof caller IDs from local area-code num
by deathanatos 8y ago
Or why isn't the law enforced? Why is the FCC and do-not-call.gov asleep on the job?
Why are scammers even allowed to spoof caller IDs from local area-code numbers that don't even exist? (Thankfully, this makes them blissfully easy to spot. But I fear someday the fraudsters will get up to speed on that heuristic.)
Don't get me wrong, I'm all for a technical measure like the one you suggest — it appears to be sorely needed. But I'm dismayed at how little the government and the carriers care.
And for God's sake can we choose a more convincing scam than "the factory warranty on your vehicle is about to expire"? My car is over 20 years old. The warranty is gone.
- jonathanlb 8y ago> Why is the FCC and do-not-call.gov asleep on the job? I can't speak to the FCC's leadership under Ajit Pai, but donotcall.gov was shuttered during the latest government shutdown.
- Evidlo 8y agoHere's a success story of the FCC busting someone last year: https://mashable.com/2018/05/13/fcc-fines-spam-robocalls-florida-man/#5Z2GbHJLqPqQ https://mashable.com/2018/05/13/fcc-fines-spam-robocalls-flo...
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