Stopping Political Phone Calls?

Question

Yes, I'm an independent voter in a swing state.  No, I don't want to answer 4 surveys a day.  No, I don't want to listen to another dozen recorded messages from the campaign or from the candidate.  No, I'm not donating money to you.  No, I don't want to leave what I'm doing to answer the phone only to find it's another request for money, another survey, another recording.  No, I don't want to banter with a person supporting a candidate.  No, no, no.   

Is there any way to get these guys to leave me alone?  A political do not call list?  Anything?

hdmets77 · Accepted Answer

Unfortunately, political phone calls are exempt from the do not call list.  I know how frustrating it is.  I am an Assistant Supervisor of Elections for my county, and I still get them.  As long as it is a political phone call, it does not matter if they can profit from you doing a survey.  Political calls are allowed to be made to any and all individuals.

jeffrey f · Answer

If you have caller ID, check it before answering the phone.  If you don't recognize the number, don't pick up.

If you have a cell phone, switch it off when you can't take calls.

If you have a landline, take the phone off the hook while you're busy, or in the middle of lunch or dinner.

Anonymous · Answer

The best manner is to throw away your cellphone, are living an effortless and simple and shrewd life, with telephone, you may also are living better. You can additionally down load some calling assistant software, it really works.

Athena · Answer

Sorry, freedom of speech.

Stopping Political Phone Calls?

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