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Annoyed by telemarketers? Get on the No Call List!
Click here to register (Federal No Call List )
If a telemarketer violates No Call, fight back with this electronic complaint to investigators.
Charities and law enforcement type solicitations are exempt from No Call, but my advice is not to give over the phone.
If No Call doesn't work, here's how to sue telemarketers yourself.
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- 60 Minutes: The biggest theft ever of customer cr...
- $8 billion squandered on gift cards
- Grace period getting shorter for paying credit car...
- Coupons from cell phones
- Coping with cell phone spam
- Is your password a pushover?
- Cranky over cell phone charger
- Consumers misunderstand privacy notices
- Staying safe and getting the best deal online
- Optical stores flunk test
- Study finds many retailers easy to hack
- Wal-Mart allegedly overcharged for food
- Following the trail of a spammer
- Weight loss products top scam on federal list
- Picking safe toys for children
- WKOW-TV warns about a new credit card scam
- You can stop financial junk mail starting in January
- Questionable marketing gets around No Call List
- More help for the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Com...
- What to look for when purchasing a computer
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