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Firms don't seem to face consequences for violating the no-call list, as people notice FCC does not seem to stop spam calls or texts.
by jjtheblunt 2y ago
Firms don't seem to face consequences for violating the no-call list, as people notice FCC does not seem to stop spam calls or texts.
- ethbr1 2y agoIt ebbs and flows. Afaik, most of the spam calls and text tend to "leak" through over international agreements, until the carriers block them.