Telemarketer spam

So basically you want to stop the calls?

You should use a service provider that allows you to screen calls if at all possible. If you're in the UK, British Telecom (BT) allows you to require the caller to leave a short message for you to listen to before you answer their call.

We get these kinds of calls at work all of the time (retailer). The best thing to do is to identify them right away with "Is this a sales call" - if they don't answer "No" you can hang up the phone right away.

It seems stupid to waste your time saying "take my name off the list!", why don't you just put the phone face down.

I work for a telecoms company (the serious kind that chases global fraud, tests emergency service networks, helps the big ISPs set up etc), and we have this stupid telecom company who tries to sell us their services.

So far our ideas have been:
- redirect them to their CEO
- use the Jolly Roger telephone service (if you want fun do this)
- send them to Christian radio shows in the US

Realistic solutions:
- Block
- Report to the regulator (if it's a legit-ish operation)
- Don't respond to the call
- Respond but claim you don't know who they are looking for, "who is this person?"

>>18494354

It's really bad man, I get OPs pain.

I bought a 5yr domain and forgot to select "Privacy" so I ended up getting spammed all night till I woke up and immediately put it on. It stopped the calls after a few weeks but holy shit.

They still call but like once a month now (probably old list).


OP should've gotten privacy for $7.99