How do I get off this 17’n tax relief call list?
It’s 5 times a day now.
It’s 5 times a day now.
Savvy SPSers please help me.
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Have you attended the seminar? They clearly explain this on day 3.
If you don’t have a scam shield you need one. If you haven’t block the number or numbers.
You and I must be on the same calling list.
I do believe we could bridge the political gap in this country if someone would run for president on a ticket to eliminate spam calls. I’d vote for them.
Maybe I should call Wicker. He clearly knows me based on the Christmas card I get every year.
It's wild we can't do anything about them spoofing local numbers to call.
I've come to the conclusion that the current rule/law on the "do not call" list is that the company must have one, if you asked to be put on it you are, but the company does not need to "not call".
The calls stopped after I told them I would have my auditor, John Wick call them. I know he's still pissed about his dog.
I'm assuming you're a boomer? I'm early Gen X and never answer an unknown call, but I've noticed that those just a couple of years older, can't not answer the phone.
I talked to them and told them I had their location and would be coming to their home to kill them and their family if they called again. They referred me to the car warranty dept since the drive was so long.
Nailed me. Don’t ever answer an unknown number d!ck head but they leave me a voicemail 17 face. Come work for me Gen X guy if you ever need a job.
Can I get 5mg of haldol in Mr. Smith’s room?
I tell them that i hope their mother is raped and murdered today and they typically stop calling. Get nasty with it. Really let your internal thoughts flow. 17 those pieces of ****. Worse person on the planet. Keep telling yourself that
I'm retirement age and if you aren't on my contacts list you don't get answered. My message simply says if it's important leave a message, if you don't I know to block and ignore
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