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An annoying telemarketing scam

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R4 Trump:

--- Quote from: Abaraxas on May 12, 2012, 08:21:15 pm ---I get at least 4 calls a week from 'Rachael' but worse is one I get at least twice per day, even on my cell phone, which is the 'complete this political survey and win a cruise' scam.

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I am getting about 5 calls A DAY!!! from that political cruise scam.. the number always shows up (702) 000-0001  There is no such number.. There is no number that starts with 000   :chairbang: :chairbang:

Puss-N-Boots:

--- Quote from: Abaraxas on May 12, 2012, 08:21:15 pm ---I get at least 4 calls a week from 'Rachael' but worse is one I get at least twice per day, even on my cell phone, which is the 'complete this political survey and win a cruise' scam.

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I get them constantly, at home and on the cell phone.  I've stopped answering it unless I recognize the number.

Atomic Cow:

--- Quote from: Repub4ABO on May 13, 2012, 01:41:29 am ---I am getting about 5 calls A DAY!!! from that political cruise scam.. the number always shows up (702) 000-0001  There is no such number.. There is no number that starts with 000   :chairbang: :chairbang:
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I actually got a 000-000-0000 call once.  Just another spoofed number from an IP phone.

Atomic Cow:
Here are a couple of useful sites for checking numbers.

http://whocallsme.com/

http://800notes.com/

Oceander:
You don't need to do anything more complicated than spoofing your caller ID signal to make it look like you're calling from a nonexistent number.  If you search on the phrase spoof your telephone number: http://duckduckgo.com/?q=spoof+your+telephone+number  you'll get tons of hits on that subject.

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