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That being said there is a persistent few violators that continue to make life miserable. Started receiving more and more solicitations on my cell phone that are spoofed (phoney call back number). When you answer and get to the live operator and announce you are on the do not call list they disconnect and you can't trace the call. If you reach the operator and say you want to be placed on their do not call list you are put on hold then disconnected. Can't trace them.

The political calls continue to be an issue. Around the time of the last presidential election I received an average of 6 calls per day on both my home and business lines. Can't block the calls either.]]>Aug 5th 2010 1:17PM