Last week I wrote about the National Do Not Call list for cell phones. I relied on a usually most reliable source for my information. Today I learned there is no separate National Do Not Call list for cell-phones. There is just one National Do Not Call list. You may list your cell-phone on this list. Sorry for the confusion.
A lengthy explanation of all this is available at the Federal Communications Commission web site.
Tuesday, September 4
To correct the record
Sunday, September 2
Do Not Call Registry
Your cell phone number is going to be turned loose this month and telemarketing companies will be able to call you (at your expense) and make a hard sell pitch.A note in the most recent issue of AFOSISA Global Alliance, gives this Federal government web site where you can list your phone numbers, including cell numbers, on a "do not call" list. I went there this morning and listed my land line and cell number. I found it straight forward and easy to use. There will be a couple of e-mails you have to respond to; these are to assure someone is not playing games with your phone numbers and desires.
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