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Text msg received on my desk phone from these scum bags congratulating me that I have acquired an IPAD from a contest last month I entered. Um, no. I don't enter competitions. I tried calling this number but obviously no one replies.

free apple ipad at apple.ca.gotprize.cc

Our mobile number must be current with donotcall.gov. Unsure what else I could do.

not the first time for this local call pay-as yiu go telephone chargeis me to answer. Attempted to call state's disconnected. how do they break free with that

I received a text yesterday at16:15 pm with this +13122417395 and i received another this morning at01:30am with this+12157968144

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6. The National Do-Not-Phone-Calls Registry is outdated and gives little protection from the almost all text spam and these types of calls because these scammers work outside the US (believe Russia, China, Africa, and developing europe where US laws can’t touch them and their country’s web laws are poor or nonexistent.) However, it never hurts to record the decision or text spam: https://complaints.donotcall.gov/issue/complaintcheck.aspx

7. If you don't identify the hand-set number simply put, the very best plan of action is to NEVER REPLY your hand-set. Merely A genuine person or company would leave a message should they need to reach you.

4. Avoid visiting the publicized website (that has the design and feel of every additional loan/payday website I get these texts from). The writing might result from a joint venture partner sponsor who's getting paid by the legitimate website by driving traffic to mentioned website to advertise for them. Minimize their income around feasible. More commonly, fraud sites are setup to promote identity theft or other nefarious action including downloading viruses, spyware, keyloggers or Trojans on your computer.

5. Stop the annoying handset number if possible. Bear in mind, scammers often modify spoofed mobile numbers, which means you may find yourself performing this action multiple times monthly. Some carriers just stop a limited amount of handset numbers at a time.