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Monday, August 13, 2012

Stop Political Robocalls


My phone number from my voter registration information has clearly been sold to campaigns.  

I am giving serious consideration to purposely not vote or vote against anyone who is rude enough to disrupt my home privacy.....PARTICULARLY THOSE PRE-RECORDED MESSAGES THAT LEAVE NO NUMBER FOR RESPONSE.  

I am trying  http://stoppoliticalcalls.org/index.php a service to stop robocalls.Better late than never.  

3 comments:

  1. Thank you Elaine for the link. I agree. I am sick and tired of getting these calls. When my phone rings and the caller ID announces who it is, I just pick up the receiver and hang up. What happened to the "DO NOT CALL REGISTRY" that I joined a few months ago. I guess it doesn't include political phone calls. It's truly annoying.

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  2. I'm with you ---I sent an email to a candidate who had the audacity to have his org. send robo calls on Independ. Day ---how offensive can you get? I can't decide which I most detest - the robo or the live "volunteers" who call when I have distinctly said - yes to the same person as I recognized the name ----do not call - I told you that last week ---and the waste of paper in the mailbox ----campaigning has gone amok ---there should be a 3 month time limit on the assault on the publix ---no robo calls, one piece of mail per candidate ----sorry I am running off at the cybermouth
    Add to that mess, those people who proclaim they don't like any of the candidates so they proudly boast they do not vote!

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  3. I'm receiving more political calls during this campaign period than ever before, too, and I agree they are annoying. I'm glad it's not like in the old days, though, when there were no telephone answering machines and no caller ID. Those two things save me.

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