[BC] Do Not Call List

[Douglas B. Pritchett]

The Indiana DNC law is much better than the national one. Even forbids 
automated calls. All it takes is for you to sign up *all* your numbers 
on the Secretary of State's website and that's it. They do prosecute and 
do fine.  There have been a couple of companies that have challeged it, 
but the court has always ruled in the State's favor.  My mother in Texas 
has a better approach, she tells them to "hang on a minute", puts the 
phone down, then goes shopping.

-- 
Douglas B. Pritchett
Fort Wayne, IN (really, don't laugh)
wbzq1300 at verizon.net



Larry Fuss wrote:

>Most of the ones that call me (carpet cleaning and duct cleaning services)
>are calling from "private" numbers.  When I hang on long enough to speak
>to a supervisor, they usually hang up on me when I tell them I'm on the DNC
>list.
>
>It's awfully aggravating to be on a business call and be interrupted by
>telemarking calls.  I'm even getting an occasional call on my cell phone
>too.
>
>There oughta be a law!
>
>Oh, wait, there is.  But nobody enforces it.
>
>LF
>
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