Do not call list works for REPUTABLE companies. Many of the calls are scams. If you answer, or press any numbers, they know you are a "live" number and continue to call more, sell out your number. Card services is one of the big ones, they call people up to several times a day, the number that shows up is "spoofed", fake number that's usually not in service. They don't have a do not call list so if you tell them not to call, it does nothing. If you see a strange number call you, Google the number. Usually if it's a common scam call there's info on it. I don't get any calls on my cell phone. However, old house number does. Dairy supply company calls (no business for 20 years, and not with me while underage). Also, a replacement window company based in state calls illegally a few times a year (telling them not to call doesn't work). Card services often calls once a day. As for having my number in the wrong place, I have a land loan through USDA, few years ago they placed documents online for the world to see, my account number that they used was my SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER. So, name, address, phone, I think even birthdate, etc. on a public site, of course it got out. I'd call that negligence, and for my info getting out due to their neglect? They paid for credit monitoring for a year or so, and that's it. It takes nothing for your phone number to get out, not to mention they also call random numbers to find live ones.
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