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You could assassinate companies by doing this.

• lr4444lr 5y ago
  If we had the email and text and app equivalent of a Do Not Call list, we would have everything we need: after perhaps a first time slap on the wrist, companies that continue not to run their lead lists against that registry deserve everything that happens to them.
  • seoaeu 5y ago
    No, the problem is that a string of spam calls could be a false flag attack. If you wanted to drive your competition out of business, you’d just pay some spam callers to dial everyone on the do not call list and lie about who hired them
  • chrisfinazzo 5y ago
    That would be nice...if carriers had actually implemented STIR/SHAKEN with no exceptional conditions that political organizations could use. As currently done, the National DNC list is basically useless. Thanks, Ajit.
• Vladimof 5y ago
  You would also create new ones (better ones).
• prepend 5y ago
  Potentially, but then there would be the paper trail to show conspiracy, etc if a company made false leads to their competitors. This may also be a choice of whether I want to get 35 calls a day from spammers or assassinate all shady car warranty companies. The companies are already shitty as they allow these spam-generated leads, so I don’t have much sympathy for their continued existence.