Does anyone know the Do Not Call phone number, to get my home phone off the list for sales people?

by Uriel 1998

My phone rings constantly with these telemarketers, they call me at 5 am and up until 10 pm, dinner time is a constant, at least 4 to 6 calls when it’s time to sit and eat. My kids are fed up, I’m fed up, I can’t see the phone number without my glasses, which I never have on when they call, so I’m constantly running to the phone thinking my kids are calling me, or work or maybe even a friend, but it’s a telemarketer al the time. Don’t these people understand that if we wanted to buy something we would look them up and call them? Who needs someone calling you to sell you something you have no intention of buying, who is paying these annoying people to bother hard working, tired people with phone calls all day? If you know the phone number for the DO NOT CALL LIST for both home and cell phone numbers, please let me have them, I’m in dire need!!! Thank you ahead of time. My phone is ringing right now, with an Unknown Name and number, while I’m typing this, can you believe this CR-P!

Answer by Jennie A
www.donotcall.gov

Answer by Claire Doll
1-888-382-1222 or www.donotcall.gov (both are from the Federal Trade Commission).

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Answer by maamu
Just google “national do not call registry” you can sign up online

Answer by djc11571
https://www.donotcall.gov is the National Do Not Call Registry. You can register your phone numbers here.

Answer by roy_glen2003
Try the net. www.ftc.gov/donotcall

Answer by Izzy
click on the link
enter your phone
number and hit submit
https://www.donotcall.gov/Register/Reg.aspx

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