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7. Verizon has the ability to identify these spammers, they could stop this

Fri Jul 10, 2026, 03:22 PM

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.... But they won't do it.

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Pennsylvania leaders take new approach to cracking down on robocalls [View all] BumRushDaShow Yesterday OP

Senior citizens are especially vulnerable to scam & spam callers FakeNoose Yesterday #1

This is a job for AI, if it's as smart as they say C_U_L8R Yesterday #2

Years ago, I signed up for that 'National Do Not Call Registry' 70sEraVet Yesterday #3

Sure, that's how they bought your info FakeNoose Yesterday #4

This message was self-deleted by its author reACTIONary Yesterday #5

After reading the NAAG letter, a clarification.... reACTIONary Yesterday #6

From the letter, I wasn't able to see where Verizon fits in... reACTIONary Yesterday #8

Wish I had that "app"... reACTIONary 20 hrs ago #10

Maybe buy an old landline phone that had the ap? I don't know FakeNoose 20 hrs ago #11