do not call register

[davidc4430]

i have been on this register a very long time

re applied a few times, i'm sure i last did it in the last 2 years

i have been getting a lot of scam calls in the past week

i know the DNCR doesnt stop them

but i just recieved a call from a cold caller after money for something, i didnt let her get into her script before telling her i was on the DNCR

she said sorry and we ended the call

so i have just re done my DNCR thing

its different from the last time i did it so maybe you can get dumped or something when its updated

might be a good idea to re do your if you use a land line

[dvd.horder]

they ring all the time..just hang up

[shoppingbag*]

same here.

[dvd.horder]

it was suggested to me to get a whistle

[4channel]

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@dvd.horder wrote:
it was suggested to me to get a whistle

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Yes, once upon a time the whistle was used to get back at those men who would do heavy breathing and ask ladies about what colour their certain attire was. Now something considered by many to be just as offensive is us being disturbed at dinner time.  The whistles work apparently. I seem to recall visiting a house years ago and there was a wistle hanging above the phone.

Below is the whistle in action. Note there is some obscene language and (CAUTION) also best to move headphones away from your ears.

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Dealing With Phone Scammers With A Whistle

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•Aug 13, 2015

Ryan Cross

10 subscribers

Use a whistle to deal with phone scammers. Here's how I handle the "Microsoft Support Tech" Phone Scam. Warning: Explicit Language.

Use a whistle to deal with phone scammers. Here's how I handle the "Microsoft Support Tech" Phone Scam. Warning: Explicit Language.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pY_5s-yK_No

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[*kazumi*]

Yes, you need to renew the "do not call registration" every now and then.