Cell phone numbers go public this month - put yourself on the DO NOT CALL LIST

THIS IS THE EASIEST WAY TO GET YOUR NAME ON TELEMARKETERS LISTS

THIS IS THE EASIEST WAY TO GET YOUR NAME ON TELEMARKETERS LISTS


no it is not

you get called anyway by random generators
if they call you they can be fined $ 10,000

This should be do-able online. Why isn't it?

THIS IS THE EASIEST WAY TO GET YOUR NAME ON TELEMARKETERS LISTS


no it is not

you get called anyway by random generators
if they call you they can be fined $ 10,000

if they call you they can be fined $ 10,000

yea ...
thats why the California Attorney General put out this message
jeeeez

yea ...
thats why the California Attorney General put out this message
jeeeez


[link to hraunfoss.fcc.gov]

September 17, 2009

NO TRUTH TO RUMOR THAT CELL PHONE NUMBERS WILL BE MADE AVAILABLE TO TELEMARKETERS

Washington, DC --For several years there has been a rumor circulating, mostly by e-mail,
that a nationwide directory of cell phone numbers will be made available to telemarketers, and
that consumers will start receiving telemarketing calls on their cell phones.

There is no truth to this rumor. Cell phone numbers are not being released to telemarketers,
and you will not soon be getting telemarketing calls on your cell phone. FCC rules prohibit the
use of autodialers and prerecorded messages to call cell phones without the consumer’s consent.
Thus, most telemarketers are barred from contacting consumers on their cell phones.

The e-mail spreading the rumor often suggests that consumers put their cell phone numbers
on the National Do-Not-Call Registry by going on-line at www.donotcall.govor by calling 1-
888-382-1222. This is the correct contact information for the National Do-Not-Call Registry.
Consumers may register their cell phone numbers as an extra protection against unwanted
telemarketing calls, although most telemarketing calls to cell phones would be illegal regardless
of whether the number is listed on the Do-Not-Call Registry.

For more information on the government’s Do-Not-Call Registry, go to www.donotcall.gov.

To learn more about the e-mail rumor, go to
[link to www.fcc.gov]