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Originally posted by Thraeryn
I don't think it's government's place to regulate business that way. Short of the property destruction of throwing a brick with a note through a potential customer's window, or plastering handbills to a potential customer's car, government shouldn't really step in. I have worked for telemarketers before, and the phone numbers don't appear out of thin air. I also don't purchase any goods or services from ANY marketer who uses telephone marketing.
And if all of us would take that stance, the calls would end.
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I understand your point. But if they want to sign up, they should be allowed. And more importantly how about the fact that telemarketers are now calling people's cell phones. I mean calling a person on their land line is one thing, but making someone use thier cell phone is ridiculus. I mean so many people out there are short on air time minutes as it is, and now they have to waste one when they answer the phone and it is a recording, I mean come on. I seriously hope they at least ban telemarketers from calling a person's cell phone.
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