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Good information and makes people aware of the growing problem. Keep up the great work FTC!

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Ann Mitchell
May 06, 2024

I don't even answer a phone call that I don't recognize. It's usually a telemarketer and I'm intelligent enough to find what I want or need.

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Alyson
May 06, 2024

A large number of spam emails 900 in 5 minutes is a warning sign. Hidden somewhere in there can be a legitimate notice that a bank account was opened in your name. It happened to me. I wish I had known.

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May 07, 2024

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If it is not spam they can always leave you a voice mail.

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Joe Richardson
May 06, 2024

I advise against unsubscribing from spam emails. All that does is confirm that it is a good, active address. Just create a filter if it reaches your inbox, and ignore it.

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Evelyn Seiler
May 07, 2024

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I agree with you, Joe. I attempted to do that before and instead of them removing me from their list, I received even more spam emails, this time from other sources too. Now I do what you do. I recommend it.

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Marge
May 07, 2024

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You are absolutely right. Never "unsubscribe", never click on any links in a spam email, even if it says "unsubscribe here". Always report the offending email to the ISP.

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Anita
May 06, 2024

Thank you so much! I needed this information today and yesterday. Knowledge is powerful. We as consumers can better understand and protect our personal information.

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May 07, 2024
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With today's level of technology, it ought to be pretty easy to notice a number or email address sending THOUSANDS of messages per day/hour. But, as usual, our protection is on US. Why?

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James Green
May 08, 2024

I am 82 yrs. old and my phone has been ringing every 15 min. and my phone shows up Scam. For me running to the home phone every time it rings is terrible! I have the list of phone numbers they have been calling and some are the same! What can I do to stop this? I am too old for this kind of stuff. Can you help me please?

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In reply to I am 82 yrs. old and my… by James Green

If you have a traditional landline you could use an answering machine to take the calls, install a call-blocking device, or install a call-labeling device. Ask your carrier about the call-blocking and call-labeling device.

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Tami Simard
May 13, 2024

How does a supposed anti-virus get hacked this easily, and put us consumers at risk? I'm elderly, my computer a new Dell (purchased on Amazon), and I was told to pay over $500.00 for your service. I cannot afford this anymore, and do not know how you have access to my credit card. Please respond?

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May 14, 2024

I am constantly receiving call from people from Yelp subcontractors? I think, they now know I am annoyed by this and these morons think its game. I find it very unprofessional, as I continue to say I am not interested In their services. What can be done?

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