Nuisance & invasive telemarketing solicitation calls

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Scam robocalls are “a scourge visited upon millions of Americans every day,” and are “real threats to American consumers. These calls, which often purport to be from someone “calling from Medicare, Solar Services or Final Expense with false names  "Jennifer" "Elsa"  'Alex" & "Amber" violate the Telephone Consumer Protection Act because they are placed to recipients’ cell phones via an autodialer or prerecorded message without the consumer's consent. Then there are "spoofed calls"  that your friendly VoIP providers like Onvoy, Peerless, Bandwidth and other service providers that faciliate and have supporting roles in these illegal robo calls made to your home or business.  While these calls menace consumers, they benefit two sets of players: the scammers who originate them but conceal their identities  and the downstream companies who get paid every time they play their essential role in making the calls to recipients like the present litigant in this case and normal people that are going about their lives but for these scammers, they inject disarray into our privacy and seclusion.

•  You can register your home or mobile phone for free. 
•   After you register, other types of organizations may still call you, such as charities, political groups, debt collectors and surveys 
•  If you received an unwanted call after your number has been on the National Do Not Call Registry for 31 days, your choice to either report to the FCC or file a federal action in court or consult with an attorney of your choice.  Tape/Digital Record if you can these scam calls - take a screen shot of the incoming robo call;  Keep a log of these calls, they will add up.